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Nearly 700 buildings in Jakarta lacking fire safety equipment
Jakarta 10 months ago

Nearly 700 buildings in Jakarta lacking fire safety equipment

Only seven of 10 multi-story buildings in the city were found of having proper fire safety equipment, as found by the Jakarta Fire and Rescue Agency in an inspection in 2024.
From autopilot to anti-theft: Cars are getting smarter
Innovation Center 1 year ago

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From autopilot to anti-theft: Cars are getting smarter

With high-tech features from self-driving to advanced security, today’s smart cars are turning sci-fi into reality. 
Teachers call for better school safety measures after deadly accidents
Society 2 years ago

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Teachers call for better school safety measures after deadly accidents

Teachers have called on education authorities to revamp school safety systems, including building designs, following a string of incidents this year that have resulted in accidental student deaths because of faulty school railings and collapsing buildings.  
National Museum fire raises fears about local museum safety, security
Society 2 years ago

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National Museum fire raises fears about local museum safety, security

The National Museum should follow the fire-prevention measures and procedures provided by an international museum council, according to a historian.
Helmet on! Ministry issues bicycle safety rules
National 5 years ago

Helmet on! Ministry issues bicycle safety rules

The Transportation Ministry has issued safety rules for cyclists as more people have been turning to the environmentally friendly mode of transportation amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Japan unveils moves to stop car crashes caused by elderly
News 6 years ago

Japan unveils moves to stop car crashes caused by elderly

One in four people aged 80 or over drives a car every day, the government said in a survey published Tuesday, one of many challenges faced by rapidly ageing Japan.
Ride-hailing giants beef up safety features to maintain trust
Business 6 years ago

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Ride-hailing giants beef up safety features to maintain trust

As part of efforts to win consumer trust, ride-hailing archrivals Go-Jek and Grab flex their investments to reduce fraud and improve safety for both drivers and passengers.
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