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​​​​Recreational spots reopen at limited capacity as restrictions eased
Indonesia 4 years ago

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​​​​Recreational spots reopen at limited capacity as restrictions eased

Jakarta, along with some other cities, has reopened some of its public parks, museums and zoo to its residents as the capital city has been relaxed into level 2 of the government’s multitiered public activity restrictions (PPKM).
Diving among ancient ruins where Romans used to party
Art & Culture 4 years ago

Diving among ancient ruins where Romans used to party

Fish dart across mosaic floors and into the ruined villas, where holidaying Romans once drank, plotted and flirted in the party town of Baiae, now an underwater archaeological park near Naples. 
Jakartans long for fresh air as city parks remain closed
City 4 years ago

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Jakartans long for fresh air as city parks remain closed

The Jakarta administration has kept most city parks closed since the beginning of the pandemic, leaving residents with few options to escape the tedium of housebound life under virus restrictions.
'Hostile' public spaces: Are they really for the public?
Environment 4 years ago

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'Hostile' public spaces: Are they really for the public?

Call it the pursuit of "modernization" or the modern esthetic, but public spaces filled with facilities, structures and other ar elements that make them unaccommodating to the end-user (that would be us, the public) aren't fulfilling their basic function, never mind inclusiveness.
Snake orgy prompts partial closure of Florida city park
Environment 6 years ago

Snake orgy prompts partial closure of Florida city park

A city in Florida closed off part of a park after residents spotted dozens of snakes which had apparently gathered for their annual coupling.
We need more parks to anticipate disaster threats
Opinion 6 years ago

We need more parks to anticipate disaster threats

Parks are not all about recreation.
Kemayoran Urban Forest bridge collapses one day after park opening
City 6 years ago

Kemayoran Urban Forest bridge collapses one day after park opening

The 22.3-hectare Kemayoran Urban Forest in Central Jakarta opened on Saturday, but a bridge spanning a man-made lake in the park collapsed the next day.
New park brings back traditional games
City 6 years ago

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New park brings back traditional games

 The Tomang Rawa Kepa Park in Grogol Petamburan subdistrict, West Jakarta, recently underwent a major facelift that transformed it from an unattended plot of land into an 18,000-square-meter playground.
Public awaits accessible, better managed GBK Urban Forest
City 6 years ago

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Public awaits accessible, better managed GBK Urban Forest

The 4.6-hectare urban park comprises 3.2 ha managed by hospitality group Plataran Indonesia and 1.3 ha by the GBK Complex Management Center (PPK GBK).
Jakarta is building more parks for its elderly residents, but is it enough to cater to their needs?
City 6 years ago

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Jakarta is building more parks for its elderly residents, but is it enough to cater to their needs?

Indonesia has about 23 million senior citizens or 9 percent of the total population.
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