The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
TANGERANG (JP): Shops and business centers gear up for Chinese New Year celebrations next Saturday, displaying ornaments, cookies, cards and clothes symbolizing the Sin Cia fiesta.
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
TANGERANG (JP): Local police shot dead an alleged long-time criminal identified as Dadi, 35, in the wee hours on Tuesday, said Capt. A. Rahmad Wibowo, Tangerang Police detective chief.
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
BOGOR (JP): Forty-five villages and subdistricts in six districts in Bogor are set to receive Rp 13.5 billion in funding for poverty alleviation programs.
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
JAKARTA (JP): About 100 employees of the city-owned tap water company PAM Jaya held a rally at the City Council on Wednesday to protest a renegotiated agreement between the city…
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
JAKARTA (JP): National Police chief Lt. Gen. Rusdihardjo said on Wednesday that more armed police officers would be deployed to secure bank withdrawals, following the attempted robbery on Monday in…
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
JAKARTA (JP): Political activist Andi Arief demanded on Wednesday the reopening of a number of 1998 abduction cases on student activists, in which military representatives had admitted their involveme
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
JAKARTA (JP): In a bid to improve law and order in the city, the Central Jakarta mayoralty conducted a sweep of illegal immigrants, street hawkers, beggars and prostitutes early Wednesday…
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
JAKARTA (JP): Some 200 Jakarta-based non-governmental organizations (NGOs) joined hands in a massive campaign against drugs by establishing a consortium on Wednesday to consolidate all their forces an
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 02/03/2000 7:06 AM
JAKARTA (JP): Noting Jakarta Bay was the city's gateway, Governor Sutiyoso said on Wednesday that cleaning up its waters would boost the capital's appeal as a service city.
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Wed, 02/02/2000 7:03 AM
TANGERANG (JP): Many companies in Tangerang have yet to register their employees for the mandatory Jamsostek social security program, an official said on Monday.