INP Strengthens the Prevention of Wildfire Across the Country
The Indonesian National Police (INP) strengthens the effort of preventing wildfire across the country.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) strengthens the effort of preventing wildfire across the country.
West Java Regional Police Chief Inspector General Pipit Rismanto reminded the public to be more vigilant and work together to prevent forest and land fires.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police have named 49 suspects in the riots during a demonstration at the House of Representatives (DPR) in Senayan, Jakarta, on Thursday (8/27/2026).
Gorontalo Regional Police Chief Inspector General Widodo, is preparing to face the threat of a prolonged drought potentially triggered by the El Niño phenomenon.
A viral video claiming Indonesian Military (TNI) and the Indonesian National Police (INP) forcibly closed the IMF office in Indonesia has been confirmed as a hoax. Read the full fact-check article here.
East Nusa Tenggara Police Chief distributed Indonesian National Police Chief assistance to officers and police facilities damaged by the Flores earthquake. Read the full news here.
North Sumatra Brimob deployed water cannon trucks to clear volcanic ash off roads in Karo following Mount Sinabung's eruption. Read the full news here.
North Sumatra Police Brimob deployed drones to monitor Mount Sinabung eruptive activity and protect local children in Karo Regency. Read the full news here.
The police deployed 511 personnel and prepared situational traffic diversions for protests in Central Jakarta on Wednesday (2/9/2026). Read the news update here.
South Sumatra Police women distributed 1,000 face masks and flowers to mitigate wildfire smoke risks in Palembang. Read the full news here.
Anambas Island Police transported 20,000 liters of fresh water by sea to assist residents in Sri Tanjung Village affected by drought. Read more.
South Sumatra Police conducted door-to-door Karhutla education and delivered social aid to seniors in Muara Enim. Read full story.