Lampung Police Counter "Pocong Terror" Rumors
Lampung Police intensify patrols to dispel viral “pocong terror” rumors, urging public calm and responsible use of social media. Learn more.
Lampung Police intensify patrols to dispel viral “pocong terror” rumors, urging public calm and responsible use of social media. Learn more.
Metro Jaya Police probe alleged Umrah travel fraud involving Hanania Group after victims report losses. Learn how authorities are handling the case.
Tangerang City Police arrested a drug dealer and confiscated over 1 kilogram of marijuana during a routine midnight security sweep in Karawaci area, Tangerang. Read more.
West Nusa Tenggara Police has opened a dedicated complaint channel for victims of a fraudulent scheme involving the sale of National Nutrition Agency (BGN) service unit locations. Learn more.
Indonesian Police investigate palm oil exporter for alleged under-invoicing, protecting economic security and trade integrity. Learn more about the case.
Communication and Digital Affairs Ministry assures public data safety in biometric SIM registration, reinforcing cybersecurity and trust in Indonesia’s digital services. Learn more.
Metro Jaya Police arrest suspect in the death of a South Korean national in Bekasi. Learn how authorities are handling the investigation.
The Nabire Police and the Damai Cartenz Task Force conduct joint patrols in Papau's Nabire, seizing sharp weapons to maintain public safety. Learn more about the operation.
Indonesia will require biometric facial verification for SIM card registration starting July 1, 2026. Learn how this policy enhances security.
President Prabowo urges peace and unity during Ascension Day, reflecting Indonesia’s commitment to interfaith harmony. Learn more.
The Ministry of Communication and Digital officially announced that registration of mobile phone SIM cards using facial biometric recognition will be mandatory in Indonesia starting July 1, 2026.
The Indonesian Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has deployed a Mobile Crisis Rescue (MCR) team in the Jamarat area of Mina, Saudi Arabia, to provide first aid, emergency evacuations, and help ease the crowding of pilgrims during the stoning of the devil on the day of Tashreeq.