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City 6 years ago

Hermes statue on Harmoni bridge is naked once again

The statue, a replica of one on display at the Jakarta History Museum in West Jakarta, was spotted sporting a piece of cloth on Monday.

City 7 years ago

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Strangers, lost and found services guardians of unattended belongings

People can still rely on the honesty and kindness of strangers as well as lost and found services in the capital if they forget their belongings somewhere.

City 7 years ago

Residents demand more green space as South Tangerang grows

South Tangerang in Banten has enjoyed rapid development in the past decade as residential areas expand and public facilities are built, but this comes at the cost of a precious commodity in Jakarta’s youngest satellite city: space.

News 7 years ago

Lapangan Banteng gets facelift

Lapangan Banteng used to be just a huge characterless square in the heart of Jakarta.

City 7 years ago

East Jakarta administration to develop four parks

In recognizing the capital's lack of parks and public spaces, the East Jakarta administration has made the decision to develop four parks this year.

National 8 years ago

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Teenagers happiest people in Bandung: Survey

Offering an abundance of public spaces, Bandung’s teenagers are the happiest group of people in the city, a survey has revealed.

City 8 years ago

20 more public parks for West Jakarta

West Jakarta residents will have more options for outdoor activities as the municipal administration has reiterated its plan to build 20 child-friendly integrated public spaces (RPTRAs).

City 9 years ago

Jakarta to set up IT-based monitoring systems at public spaces

The Jakarta administration plans to develop an IT-based system for supervising child-friendly integrated public spaces (RPTRAs) in response to a lack of human resources.

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public-spaces

Hermes statue on Harmoni bridge is naked once again

PREMIUM Strangers, lost and found services guardians of unattended belongings

Residents demand more green space as South Tangerang grows

Lapangan Banteng gets facelift

East Jakarta administration to develop four parks

PREMIUM Teenagers happiest people in Bandung: Survey

20 more public parks for West Jakarta

Jakarta to set up IT-based monitoring systems at public spaces

follow our Social media

Your Opinion Matters

Thank You

PREMIUM
Strangers, lost and found services guardians of unattended belongings

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Teenagers happiest people in Bandung: Survey