Jakarta Protests Disrupt Transport
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Protests near the Indonesian Parliament in Jakarta have caused significant transport disruptions, leading to the temporary closure of the Inner City Toll Road. Police have deployed thousands of officers and arrested dozens of individuals suspected of planning to disrupt demonstrations.
Jakarta Transport Services Disrupted by Protests Near DPR Building
Public transportation services in Jakarta experienced significant disruptions on Thursday evening, August 27, 2026, due to chaotic protests near the Parliament building (DPR). Ayu Wardhani, Head of Public Relations and CSR at Transjakarta, reported that 21 travel routes were affected by the unrest. As a result, Transjakarta implemented service adjustments, particularly for routes passing through t…
Police arrest 65 suspected of planning to disrupt protests, linked to anarchist network
Authorities in Jakarta have apprehended 65 individuals suspected of intending to disrupt upcoming demonstrations at the Gedung DPR (House of Representatives). The arrests, made across several location…
Jakarta Police Deploy 18,504 Officers for Planned Protests
Central Jakarta Metro Police have mobilized a significant force of 18,504 personnel to provide security for demonstrations scheduled across Jakarta, including at the House of Representatives (DPR) bui…
Indonesian stocks open lower as market watches protests
The Indonesian Stock Exchange Composite Index (IHSG) began Thursday's trading session on a subdued note, opening lower as market participants closely monitor a confluence of global and domestic sentim…
Indonesia deploys joint forces to secure protests at parliament
Indonesia's government is mobilizing a significant joint security force, comprising the national police and armed forces, to oversee public protests scheduled at the House of Representatives (DPR). Co…
Jakarta police deploy over 18,000 officers for planned protests
Jakarta authorities have mobilized a substantial contingent of 18,504 police officers to ensure security during planned demonstrations in Central Jakarta. The operation, set for Thursday, August 27, f…
