INP Propose Rp 63.7 Trillion Budget Increase for 2026
Indonesian National Police propose Rp 63.7 trillion budget increase for 2026, prioritizing new recruits, electric patrol vehicles, and enhanced border security.
Indonesian National Police propose Rp 63.7 trillion budget increase for 2026, prioritizing new recruits, electric patrol vehicles, and enhanced border security.
BPN Bali confirms no island in Bali is owned by foreigners. Only 463 land plots are registered under right-of-use titles, strictly regulated by Indonesian law. Read more.
The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) is strengthening its strategic role in supporting President Prabowo Subianto's direction on poverty alleviation, especially through protecting poor groups from the impacts of disasters and climate change.
Head of the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) Disaster Data, Information and Communication Center, Abdul Muhari, revealed that BNPB is preparing to conduct weather modification operations to handle the flooding that occurred in the Greater Jakarta area.
BNPB to conduct weather modification over Jakarta amid flood risks. Governor Pramono calls for urgent canal dredging and deploys hundreds of pumps citywide.
Following high volcanic activity, the Indonesian National Police (INP) mobilized their assigned medical unit to help the affected people.
Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki again showed very high volcanic activity, with a large eruption with a column of volcanic ash soaring up to 18,000 meters above the peak or around 19,584 meters above sea level on Monday (7/7/2025).
The Riau Islands Regional Police Drug Criminal Investigation Directorate thwarted the shipment of class I narcotics, MDMB-4en-Pinaca, weighing 5.7 kilograms from two suspects arrested on the shores of Bahagia Beach, Nongsa, Batam City.
Three houses were burned down in the settlement behind the North Jayapura District Fisheries Office, Sunday (7/6/2025).
Floods occurred in several areas after a downpour on Sunday (7/6/2025). Police deployed to evacuate flood victims
Approximately 71 people in Kebon Pala, East Jakarta, were displaced due to flooding that has hit since Saturday (7/5/2025). The flooding occurred due to heavy rain that poured down on Jakarta and its surroundings.
The Search and Rescue (SAR) Team of Metro Jaya Regional Police evacuate a toddler using a bucket during a flood disaster in Kebon Pala, Kampung Melayu, East Jakarta.