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City 7 years ago
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Depok Council rejects draft bylaw to make residents more religious
Religiosity is a private matter between humans and God, hence the city administration should not interfere, Depok Council Speaker Hendrik Tangke Allo has explained as he rejected a proposed bylaw on "religious" behavior.
City 7 years ago
City to build low-cost apartments for Kampung Bandan fire victims, Anies claims
Despite discussion having just begun, Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan claimed the city administration and state-owned railway company PT KAI that owned the land on which hundreds of houses were destroyed by fire in Kampung Bandan, North Jakarta, have agreed to build Rusun (low-cost apartments) on the same spot.
City 8 years ago
'Orange troops' to keep Jakarta clean during Asian Games
The Jakarta Environment Agency is committed to keeping the city clean during the 2018 Asian Games. It has said it will deploy Public Facility Maintenance Agency (PPSU) officers, often referred to as “orange troops”, to all sporting venues, the athletes village and roads that will be used by athletes.
City 8 years ago
District offices to work on Jakartans’ complaints on Saturday, Sunday
Starting Nov. 18, Jakarta residents can lodge complaints at district offices across the city as officials at the district offices have been instructed to serve citizens every Saturday, a top official has announced.
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