Stories from Jakarta · Indonesia

The tax authority warns that it never requests fines via personal numbers or demands transfers to personal accounts.

Jakarta Mayor Arifin will continue to address disputes with residents concerning flooded roads in the Serdang area.

A report from compass.com indicates that diaper usage can lead to a 'domino effect' of issues for children. These issues include reduced quality of rest, fatigue, frequent waking due to thirst or drooling, and negative reactions such as refusing to absorb nutrients.

The construction of Indonesia's new capital city is projected to reduce Jakarta's workload, but the project faces financial scrutiny.

Jakarta's sinking ground is primarily driven by the city's reliance on groundwater extraction, according to the source. Industry, especially the fishing industry located along the north coast, is identified as a user of deep groundwater.

The KPKP in Cilincing district has advised residents not to allow sheep to graze freely in residential areas and landfills.

Eight cutting workers in North Jakarta operate in shifts until early morning to serve customers.

Director General Mas'udi said that all social sectors must commit to creating a society free of drugs, illegal mobile phones, and fraud. Director-General Masudi also ensured that citizens suspected of crimes would be severely punished according to law.

A well-coordinated operation in Central Jakarta found more than 300 people inside a compound. The compound was set up like a normal office with computers and desks.

Indonesian officials have detained more than 300 foreign nationals in Jakarta for allegedly operating an online gambling ring. Gambling is illegal in Indonesia, according to the source. The scam project, which arrived in Indonesia two months ago, targeted individuals outside the country. Online gambling is banned in Muslim-majority Indonesia and can carry a sentence of up to nine years. Investigators seized several hard disks and mobile devices as part of the ongoing probe into the international online gambling ponzi scheme. Indonesian authorities have intensified their crackdown on cyber scam operations, arresting another group of 200 people on Friday, with many from Malaysia, Cambodia, and Laos. This follows the arrest of over 200 people earlier this week, predominantly from Vietnam, in operations suspected to involve online gambling and cyber scams.