Emotional Reunion: INP Reunite Abused Child With Twin and Father
Indonesian police reunite abused child AMK with his twin brother and father in Jakarta after months of investigation. Read the full story.
Indonesian police reunite abused child AMK with his twin brother and father in Jakarta after months of investigation. Read the full story.
Metro Jaya Police launch special task force to ease Gatot Subroto traffic jams caused by Semanggi toll gate closure. Find out the details. Read more.
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung announces sweeping tax cuts on property, vehicles, advertising, and education to ease the burden on residents and businesses. Read the full story here.
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung stresses the city remains Indonesia’s capital despite plans to move government to Nusantara by 2028. Read the full statement here.
Central Jakarta Police deploys 8,340 joint security personnel to safeguard farmer-led protests near parliament and Monas, ensuring order and safety. Read the full report here.
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung confirms the capital is safe after unrest, with free MRT and Transjakarta rides until Sept 8. Read the full update here.
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung announces free TransJakarta rides, repairs to damaged facilities, and education aid for Affan Kurniawan’s family after DPR protests.
State energy company Pertamina suspended Pejompongan gas station after Jakarta clashes left damage and tragedy. Police chief apologizes over fatal Brimob vehicle incident. Read the full story.
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung says traffic congestion has dropped, blaming TB Simatupang gridlock on construction projects. Read the full update here.
Jakarta Governor Pramono bans “Pak Ogah” from directing traffic on TB Simatupang, calling for stricter enforcement and central government support. Read the full story here.
Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur sign a sister city deal to tackle traffic, climate change, and sustainability. Read the full story.
Jakarta cuts fuel tax by up to 80% to fight inflation and support consumer spending, Governor Pramono confirmed. Read more.
