Metro Jaya Police Dismantle Clandestine Lab Producing Narcotic Vape Cartridges
Metro Jaya Police raided a secret lab in West Jakarta producing vape cartridges containing Etomidate. One suspect was arrested with production tools. Read more.
Metro Jaya Police raided a secret lab in West Jakarta producing vape cartridges containing Etomidate. One suspect was arrested with production tools. Read more.
Police raided a shop in Tanjung Priok, seizing hundreds of restricted pills including Tramadol and Excimer. One suspect has been detained. Read more.
The Indonesian Medical Council (MGBKI) calls for an independent audit into the death of Dr. Myta Aprilia Azmy, citing alleged workplace exploitation. Read more.
The Central Java Police TAA team is using 3D scanning to investigate a fatal collision between a train and a car in Grobogan. Five people were killed. Read more.
Trade Minister Budi Santoso clarifies that upcoming Minyakita price adjustments are due to CPO costs, not the B50 program. Supply remains stable. Read more.
Indonesian Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo launches the new Yogyakarta Police Headquarters featuring smart city technology, including AI and cyber security. Read more.
Metro Jaya Police have questioned 31 witnesses regarding the tragic train collision in East Bekasi that killed 16 people. Investigation enters the forensic phase.
Minister of Energy and Mineral resources Bahlil Lahadalia confirms Indonesia will continue using coal-fired power to ensure energy efficiency and low electricity rates. Read more.
Cianjur Police implemented road closures and diversions toward Puncak to manage a 5km traffic queue during the holiday weekend. Read more for route details.
Indonesian Police raided an illegal LPG facility in Klaten, arresting two suspects for misappropriating subsidized gas. Potential state losses of Rp6.7 billion prevented. Read more.
Immigration officers at Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport captured three Chinese fugitives attempting to flee to Malaysia following a burglary in Bogor. Read more.
Six people, mostly students, have been named suspects for arson and vandalism during May Day riots in Bandung. Investigation into organizers continues. Read more.