Stories from Jakarta · Indonesia

A 'Makeup Block Party' featuring free performances is being held at Literasi Park.

Jakarta Governor Pramono stated that the management and supervision of the free education program cannot be solely decided by the Jakarta provincial government.

An event held at the Textile Museum in Jakarta, attended by approximately 500 people, implemented waste reduction methods.

A public advisory has been issued regarding storm preparedness, urging residents to ensure water, food, medicine, and centers are ready. Water, food, medicine, and emergency centers have been prepared in Jakarta.

Amid high tuberculosis (TB) cases, information circulating about TB vaccines containing nanorobots has been identified as false or a scam. The information regarding nanorobots in TB vaccines has been confirmed as false or a hoax, according to comdigi.go.id.

Police uncovered an illegal business where six new items were opened for making paper or media. Police stated the illegal business used six new items to produce paper or media, employing tools for cooking and heating.

Authorities in Jakarta announced plans to regularly conduct vehicle inspections. The centers for these inspections can be found in Sudirman Thamrin and Tasunasa.

The Indonesian gaming and game application industry recorded business transactions totaling 25 trillion Rupiah in 2022. A 1970s prediction about the future of the gaming industry has reportedly come true.

A home garbage collection activity has been ongoing for three months in Rorotan and Cilincing, Jakarta. Pramono signed the governor's directive regarding home garbage collection.

FC Takluk secured a victory in the 32nd round of the BRI Super League against an away team. Club manager Enthra Frankfurt, Albert Riera, expressed disappointment with the match result but remained satisfied with the players' performance.