The Ministry of Health is changing its tuberculosis (TB) control strategy by requiring 100 percent tracing of patients' families and close contacts to break the chain of transmission and accelerate the TB elimination target by 2030.
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake struck 57 kilometers northwest of Sarmi, Papua, marks the second tremor reported by BMKG in the region on Friday.
Papua Regional Police Chief Inspector General Patrige Renwarin urged citizens in Wamena to resolve social disputes peacefully through positive law.
A shallow magnitude 3.5 earthquake struck 50 kilometers southwest of Sarmi, Papua, on Friday morning. Read the real-time BMKG seismic report. Read more.
The Yogyakarta Regional Police served 228 residents of Sosromenduran during a free community medical outreach program to mark the 80th Bhayangkara Day. read more.
Viral TikTok videos claiming that the Indonesian rupiah is weakening because the government rejected an International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan are false. Learn more.
Indonesian Police Deputy Chief Commissioner General Dedi Prasetyo presided over the graduation ceremony of 282 Police Academy cadets of the Ksatriya Hawin Sarwahita battalion. Learn more.
The Indonesian Police and the Jakarta Metro Jaya Police raided a vacant shophouse in South Jakarta, marking the 13th location searched in a massive coal corruption investigation. Learn more.
The Central Kalimantan Police named 24 suspects and seized 53,527 LPG cylinders along with subsidized fuel to prevent Rp 1.35 billion in state losses.
The Bangka Belitung Police handed over two former KONI West Bangka executives to the Bangka Belitung Prosecutor's Office over the embezzlement of Rp835 million in grant funds. Learn more.
The Indonesian Police Narcotics Investigation Directorate arrested a drug lord and accomplices following a fatal ambush on police officers in Katingan. Learn more.
Viral Facebook posts claiming that the Ministry of Finance is distributing Rp50 million per family from recovered corruption assets are entirely false.
