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Jakarta 4 months ago
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Transjakarta fare hike plan leaves free transit scheme in doubt
The Jakarta administration’s free transit program has been met with some skepticism after it was expanded to include civil servants and private employees just above minimum wage line, given its recent plan to hike Transjakarta bus fares.
Jakarta 4 months ago
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Transjakarta fare hike plan stirs debate
The Jakarta provincial administration’s plan to raise the fares for Transjakarta bus service has stirred discussions among passengers and experts alike, with some saying the move necessary to maintain the service and others fearing it would hurt their wallets.
Jakarta 4 months ago
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Jakarta to remove long-abandoned monorail columns by 2026
The governor is ready to roll up his sleeves to remove the unsightly columns of the defunct monorail project, eyeing an early 2026 start to their demolition, followed by a beautification and renovation project targeting the long-afflicted thoroughfares.
Jakarta 4 months ago
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Jakarta enhances fire protection in dense neighborhoods
Jakarta is expanding its fire-fighting capacity with new stations and 1,000 trainees set to join the brigade next year, aiming to better protect residents in the city’s densely populated and fire-prone neighborhoods.
Jakarta 5 months ago
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Businesses breathe fire over smoke-free zones expansion in Jakarta
Jakarta’s plan to expand smoke-free zones and tighten cigarette sales regulations has been met with strong pushback from business groups, who warn that the new rules could eat into revenues and disrupt livelihoods.
