120-meter Red and White flag adorns Banten settlement
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- Residents of Taman Ciruas Permai housing in Serang, Banten, decorated eight alleys with the Indonesian flag and other independence-themed ornaments.
- A 120-meter-long Red and White flag banner was a prominent decoration, part of a yearly tradition to celebrate Indonesia's 81st Independence Day.
- The tradition aims to foster closer community ties and togetherness among residents during the independence month.
Residents of Taman Ciruas Permai housing in Serang, Banten, have embraced the spirit of Indonesia's 81st Independence Day by decorating their neighborhood. Eight alleys within the housing complex are now adorned with the national Red and White flag and various independence-themed ornaments.
A striking 120-meter-long Red and White flag banner stretches across one of the alleys, becoming a focal point of the festive decorations. This elaborate display is part of a long-standing annual tradition where residents come together to celebrate the upcoming Independence Day.
The initiative is more than just an aesthetic enhancement for the neighborhood. It serves as a crucial moment for residents to strengthen their bonds, foster a sense of unity, and build togetherness as they commemorate the nation's independence.
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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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