Jakarta CCTV Dispute
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Jakarta's government denies that CCTV cameras were disabled during a student protest at Bundaran HI, attributing potential outages to third-party platform issues. The provincial government stated that some cameras in the area are not managed by the city but are owned by a private entity.
Jakarta Gov't: Bundaran HI CCTV Not Ours, Owned by Third Party
Jakarta's provincial government has clarified that some CCTV cameras in the Bundaran HI area, which reportedly went offline during a student demonstration on June 12, 2026, were not under the city's management. Marulina Dewi, head of the Jakarta Communications, Informatics, and Statistics Office, stated that these cameras belonged to a third party and were not part of the provincial government's o…
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Reports emerged on Friday that CCTV cameras in Central Jakarta were offline, coinciding with a student demonstration near the Hotel Indonesia roundabout. However, the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government…