The Metro Jaya Police's Brimob officers evacuate an exhausted online driver in East Jakarta, highlighting police commitment to public safety and community care. Learn more.
The Jakarta Department of Child Protection, Empowerment, and Population Control (PPAPP) is committed to increasing the number of Integrated Public Spaces for Children (RPTRA) in the capital.
Governor Pramono Anung prepares a regional tax reduction package to protect Jakarta's economy from global geopolitical tensions. Read the news for policy updates.
The Jakarta Provincial Government urges the public to immediately report any acts of sexual violence or violence against women and children through the Jakarta Siaga 112 service.
Jakarta officials face reprimands after using AI to fake evidence of public complaint resolutions on the JAKI app. Read the full report on the city's new transparency rules.
Governor Pramono Anung urges Jakarta residents to avoid panic buying despite rising food and plastic prices. Read the full economic update and market analysis here.
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung mandates buildings over four stories to link CCTV systems with provincial networks. Read more on the city’s safety integration here.
Jakarta's air quality at the peak of the Eid al-Fitr homecoming rush, Sunday morning, deteriorated again and became unhealthy for sensitive groups.
BPBD Jakarta reports 46 neighborhoods in East Jakarta are still flooded up to 80 cm. Read the news for the latest evacuation and mitigation updates.
akarta Governor Pramono Anung advises newcomers to prepare administrative documents for post-Eid migration. Read the news for official city requirements.
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung Wibowo issues a heatwave alert as temperatures rise across the capital. Read the news for health tips and government safety recommendations.
Jakarta BPBD reports 115 neighborhoods and 16 roads flooded following extreme rainfall. Read the news for the latest evacuation updates and emergency response efforts.
