Rupiah Weakens as US Threatens Prolonged Naval Blockade Against Iran
The Rupiah fell to Rp17,346 per US Dollar following news of President Trump's planned naval blockade on Iran and supply chain concerns in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Rupiah fell to Rp17,346 per US Dollar following news of President Trump's planned naval blockade on Iran and supply chain concerns in the Strait of Hormuz.
Indonesian Police is collaborating with Saudi authorities after three Indonesians were arrested in Mecca for allegedly selling fake Hajj documents and services. Learn more.
Damai Cartenz Task Force and Yahukimo Police are investigating a shooting targeting a civilian in Dekai, linked to the KKB. Read the full security report here.
Metro Jaya Police have questioned 24 witnesses, including train engineers and signal officers, regarding the fatal train collision at East Bekasi Station. Get the update.
Indonesian Police is deploying Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) cameras at dangerous railway crossings to prevent violations following the Bekasi train crash. Learn more.
Indonesian Police is probing an illegal Hajj syndicate that used work visas to bypass official queues, following the interception of eight pilgrims at Soekarno-Hatta airport. Learn more.
INP Traffic Corps will meet with taxi operators to discuss safety protocols, specifically for electric vehicles, following the Bekasi train disaster. Read more.
Immigration officials in Sukabumi detained 16 foreigners from China, Taiwan, and Malaysia for suspected love scamming targeting victims in the US and Mexico.
Aceh Regional Police destroys a 20 hectares of marijuana field that are spread across Lampanah, Aceh Besar Regency, with an estimated harvest of 50 tons.
The Indonesian National Police (INP), as part of the Hajj and Umrah Task Force, are following up on a report regarding Saudi Arabian security forces in Mecca who arrested three Indonesian citizens on suspicion of fraudulent Hajj services.
Sudjatmiko, a member of Commission V of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI), proposed that all vulnerable railway crossings be guarded by certified officers as a short-term solution to minimize accidents involving trains and vehicles crossing the tracks.
The Director of Law Enforcement at the Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps, Brigadier General Faizal, reminded the public to obey traffic regulations when crossing railroad tracks, even if no officers are present.