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Art & Culture 2 years ago
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OMAH Library: Tangerang's comfy fountain of knowledge
Comfortably nestled within the Taman Villa Meruya housing complex just outside Jakarta, the library-slash-cafe is currently enjoying cult status as a serene haven for passionate architectophiles and urban bibliophiles.
Jakarta 3 years ago
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Greater Jakarta to ramp up emissions tests to tackle worsening pollution
Jakarta is joining forces with its satellite cities and the government to better enforce its emissions testing rule and enact other measures to solve the chronic air pollution that has been choking the city.
Jakarta 3 years ago
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AP II does 180 on new 'employees-only' TransJakarta airport route
The state-owned airport operator has backpedaled following online backlash about its proposal for city-owned TransJakarta to provide what would essentially be an employee shuttle service, saying that the new route would prioritize airport workers while also serving the public.
Society 3 years ago
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Hooliganism still haunts Indonesian soccer
Vandalism and clashes by soccer fans over the past few days have once again put the issue of hooliganism at the forefront of Indonesian soccer, despite it being under the international spotlight following the deadly stadium stampede in October and ahead of hosting the youth world cup in May.
Society 3 years ago
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Chinese-Indonesians rejoice as Chinese New Year festivities return
Indonesians celebrating Chinese New Year have welcomed the return of festivities this year along with many of its traditional hallmarks, such as family gatherings and lion dances, as businesses reliant on the holiday have also begun to show signs of bouncing back from the pandemic.
Jakarta 4 years ago
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“Citayam phenomena” marks public demand for inclusive spaces
Recent emergence of youths from Jakarta’s satellite cities idling in crowds to bask in the capital’s downtown glory is a phenomenon experts described as a sign of “public thirst” for more inclusive public spaces.
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