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safety-standards

Editorial 8 months ago

No more business as usual

Sea transportation accidents remain rampant as vessels are routinely overloaded, aging fleets are poorly maintained and passenger manifests often bear little resemblance to reality.

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.

Archipelago 1 year ago

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Hundreds of large buildings in Jakarta fail fire safety inspections

Fire safety in Jakarta has come under public scrutiny after a series of devastating fires in recent weeks, including two large blazes that erupted in densely populated neighborhoods on Tuesday.

Regulations 1 year ago

Japan auto safety scandal widens, Toyota halts some shipments

The irregularities were also found in applications from Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha Motor, the ministry said. The automakers were found to have submitted incorrect or manipulated test data when they applied for certification of the vehicles.

Regulations 2 years ago

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Govt prepares e-motorcycle battery, safety standards

A lack of security features on electric motorcycles, particularly on models that use swap batteries, has made it easier to steal their batteries.

Society 2 years ago

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KAI improves safety after train crash as probe continues

The country’s railway operator and the transportation safety agency have issued new safety procedures following Friday’s head-on crash between two trains in West Java, as investigators continue their probe into the fatal incident.

Society 3 years ago

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Indonesia enlists help of FIFA in soccer ‘transformation’

Keen to move on from the Kanjuruhan stadium tragedy, the government has entered into a partnership with FIFA to bring about sweeping changes to the local game.

Politics 3 years ago

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Spotlight back on policing after Indonesia evades FIFA sanctions

Critics have described the police's use of tear gas in the Kanjuruhan tragedy as "misplaced", pointing to the normalization of the national security approach employed by the country's security personnel.

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.

National 5 years ago

No umbrellas?: Ministry to set bicycle safety rules

The regulation will require regular bicycles to be equipped with safety equipment, including a bell or horn, a fender, a brake, a reflector and a lamp.

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