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Archipelago 5 months ago
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Police solve three Batam theft cases targeting public equipment
Acting on tips from the public, the Riau Islands Police have solved three separate cases of theft targeting municipal equipment, netting six suspects and two fences, with one suspect still at large, who face maximum sentences of between four and seven years if convicted.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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Officials’ homes, DPRD offices damaged during protests
Several houses owned by state officials and House of Representatives lawmakers as well as police stations and public facilities were damaged during protests unfolding in Jakarta and other regions across the country in the past few days, with at least three people killed during an escalated rally.
Jakarta 2 years ago
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105 days of ‘mourning’: Commuters’ viral action leads to Bekasi Station escalator fix
One Bekasi resident's daily social media posts about a broken train station escalator finally led to its repair, but only after she and a group of like-minded commuters went offline to stage a minor protest resembling a 100th-day memorial service.
Archipelago 3 years ago
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Contractors return funds in Medan failed street-lighting project
Six contractors in Medan, North Sumatra, have started returning the money they had received for a street-lighting project worth Rp 21 billion (US$1.41 million), which was declared a failure by Mayor Bobby Nasution last month.
World 6 years ago
Streetlights or park? Mongolian residents pick using mobile app
Residents in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar have voted on what public amenities they'd like using a mobile app, a new method that authorities may extend to other areas to improve transparency and efficiency, a government official said.
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