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FPI leader held over alleged breach of COVID-19 restrictions
National 5 years ago

FPI leader held over alleged breach of COVID-19 restrictions

Investigators had reportedly been tailing him and his entourage because of a tip claiming Rizieq and his followers were planning to evade police questioning, which is considered an obstruction of justice.
Police break up W. Sumatra wedding reception, citing protocol violation
National 5 years ago

Police break up W. Sumatra wedding reception, citing protocol violation

The police had warned the organizers not to go ahead with the event three weeks prior.
Jakarta logs highest daily COVID-19 increase on tail-end of transitional PSBB
City 5 years ago

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Jakarta logs highest daily COVID-19 increase on tail-end of transitional PSBB

The city logged 1,579 new cases on Saturday, bringing the total tally to 125,822. It was the highest single-day jump since the capital reported its first confirmed coronavirus cases in March.
Govt threatens to sack regional leaders who neglect virus protocols
National 5 years ago

Govt threatens to sack regional leaders who neglect virus protocols

Home Minister Tito Karnavian issued a decree on Wednesday instructing regional leaders to enforce health protocols as a follow up to President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo's statement on pandemic mitigation on Monday.
Citing lockdown rules, govt cracks down hard on Rizieq
Politics 5 years ago

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Citing lockdown rules, govt cracks down hard on Rizieq

Following the dismissal of the police chiefs of Jakarta and West Java, which was ordered by Coordinating Political, Legal and Human Rights Minister Mahfud MD, the Jakarta Police on Tuesday summoned Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan, seeking clarification regarding a public gathering held at the FPI headquarters in Petamburan, Central Jakarta, where thousands of Rizieq's supporters gathered without wearing masks and causally ignoring social-distancing rules.
Jakarta, West Java Police chiefs removed for failure to enforce health protocols
National 5 years ago

Jakarta, West Java Police chiefs removed for failure to enforce health protocols

The dismissals followed a series of mass gatherings in and near the capital city centered around the return of controversial Islam Defenders Front (FPI) leader Rizieq Shihab last week.
Following Rizieq's crowded events, Jakarta urged to curb mass gatherings amid fears of COVID-19 case spike
City 5 years ago

Following Rizieq's crowded events, Jakarta urged to curb mass gatherings amid fears of COVID-19 case spike

Coordinating Political, Legal and Security Affairs Minister Mahfud MD has called on the Jakarta administration to further enforce existing health protocols amid concerns of a possible spike in COVID-19 cases, especially in the wake of controversial mass gatherings held by the Islam Defenders Front (FPI) over the weekend.
Task force warns against mass gatherings amid renewed concerns over COVID-19 transmission
National 5 years ago

Task force warns against mass gatherings amid renewed concerns over COVID-19 transmission

More than 5,400 new cases were confirmed on Friday, the highest single-day figure the country has seen, as the cumulative death toll passed 15,000.
Police have dispersed more than 4 million gatherings nationwide since March
National 5 years ago

Police have dispersed more than 4 million gatherings nationwide since March

“But we pay attention to human rights principles,” National Police chief Gen. Idham Azis said.
Swiss delay return of mass gatherings until Oct 1
World 5 years ago

Swiss delay return of mass gatherings until Oct 1

Switzerland announced Wednesday that it was extending the ban on gatherings of more than 1,000 by one month until October 1, with COVID-19 cases back on the rise.
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