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Fri, 06 Mar 2026, 00:26 WIB
Medan Imsak Schedule Today 6 March 2026: Don’t Be Late, Check the Sahur Cut-off!
During the mid-month of Ramadan 1447 AH, sahur timing is crucial for Muslims in Medan. The official imsak schedule for Medan on Friday 6 March 2026 places imsak at 05:09 WIB, with the dawn call (azan subuh) at 05:19 WIB. The government via Kemenag’s Binmas Islam updates imsakiyah data to ensure worship times are accurate, and residents are urged to check the daily schedule through Media Indonesia.
Fri, 06 Mar 2026, 00:20 WIB
Impact of the Middle East Conflict on House Prices: Just 3.5 Per Cent
REI argues that despite higher energy and logistics costs from geopolitical tensions, the impact on Indonesian house prices should be modest, around 3.5%. The group notes domestic production of most building materials and government housing programmes as buffers, keeping the sector resilient amid global uncertainty.
Fri, 06 Mar 2026, 00:10 WIB
MUI Deputy Chairman Calls on Indonesia to Withdraw from the Board of Peace — What Are the Reasons?
KH Muhammad Cholil Nafis, deputy chairman of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), urges Indonesia to exit the Board of Peace (BoP), arguing it is ineffective. He contends the BoP has failed to ease tensions and promote peace, and calls for Indonesia to take a more active role in peace efforts, working with the UN and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OKI).
Fri, 06 Mar 2026, 00:09 WIB
Cianjur resident dies after being beaten for stealing two chayote squashes to break his fast due to lack of money
West Java police are investigating the death of Minta, 56, who was beaten by a plantation owner after being accused of stealing two chayote squashes to break his fast. The suspect, UA, 41, has been detained as autopsy results are awaited. Minta cared for his 100-year-old mother and turned to theft out of poverty; his family seeks justice.
Fri, 06 Mar 2026, 00:05 WIB
Mobility for All: Realising Inclusive Public Transport in Semarang
Semarang's transport policy takes a new turn with INVI's 'Mobility For All' programme, integrating disabled groups and local communities to test HIGER electric buses under EV Trans Semarang. The collaboration with Dinas Perhubungan Kota Semarang, Trans Semarang, Roemah Difabel and Bis Mania Semarang aims to ensure inclusive, low-emission mobility and to use the project as a platform for dialogue on accessibility. The initiative includes community welfare activities and a push for local charging infrastructure.
Fri, 06 Mar 2026, 00:03 WIB
Gus Yahya Urges Prabowo to Use Board of Peace to Reconcile the US and Iran
Gus Yahya, the head of PBNU, urged President Prabowo to utilise the Board of Peace to help broker peace between the United States and Iran, insisting that all available means should be used to end the war. Separately, Hassan Wirajuda said Prabowo would review Indonesia's BoP membership amid evolving regional dynamics, weighing funding and troop deployment commitments.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:56 WIB
Volvo ES90 Officially Launched in Indonesia: Rp2.1 Billion Price and Full Specifications
Volvo Cars Indonesia has launched the ES90 in Jakarta, positioning the luxury electric sedan as Volvo's new flagship in the high-end, environmentally friendly segment. The model features a 92 kWh battery, WLTP range up to 651 km, and fast charging, with a 9-inch instrument cluster and 14.5-inch Google-integrated infotainment.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:53 WIB
Prabowo Emphasises National Unity Amid Middle East Conflict
President Prabowo Subianto used a gathering of Muslim clerics and pesantren leaders at the Presidential Palace to urge unity as tensions in the Middle East rise after Israeli and US strikes on Iran. The meeting, attended by leaders from Muhammadiyah, PBNU, and MUI, included a three-hour briefing by the President and discussions on national unity and the Board of Peace. The remarks framed unity as essential to Indonesia's stability and interests in a volatile geopolitical landscape.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:52 WIB
Strengthening the Quality of Human Resources as the Key to Business Growth
Stockbit and Bibit are highlighted as leading digital investment platforms that have sustained growth amid Indonesia’s competitive startup ecosystem, with Stockbit recording Rp107 trillion in transactions by February 2026, up around 600% year-on-year. The firms emphasise human resources development as central to long-term expansion, with a culture of learning, experimentation and ownership. The broader piece notes regional events and policy concerns, including the UBS One ASEAN Summit, risks in the market, and initiatives like HIPMI and HAI’s Elite Investment Club, alongside Indonesia’s status as Southeast Asia’s largest digital economy, projected to reach US$360 billion by 2030.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:50 WIB
Shocking confession of the online gambling QR sticker distributor in South Jakarta, paid Rp100,000 per sticker placement
In South Jakarta, a man identified as SH alias P (38) has admitted distributing matrix-code QR stickers linked to online gambling, earning Rp100,000 per sticker placement. Investigations indicate the stickers direct users to a site suspected of data privacy scams linked to a foreign VPN; police are pursuing two other suspects on the wanted list and prepared to charge under KUHP Article 426(1)(B).
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:46 WIB
Bali tourism stable despite global geopolitical tensions: govt
Indonesia's Tourism Ministry said Bali's tourism performance remains stable despite global geopolitical tensions, with hotel occupancy in Badung and Gianyar districts showing steady levels as of January 4, 2026. The data indicate Bali continues to be a trusted international destination, supported by solid occupancy ranges from the 41% to 80% brackets in major hubs. The ministry pledged continued coordination with industry players and enhanced marketing in key markets to sustain momentum and keep Bali attractive to global travellers.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:45 WIB
Rp 543 Billion in Aid to Be Disbursed for Flood Victims in Sumatra
The Indonesian government will disburse housing completion assistance of Rp 3 million and Socio-Economic Stimulus Aid (BSSE) of Rp 5 million to 67,886 beneficiaries affected by floods in Sumatra, via PT Pos Indonesia. The Ministry of Social Affairs says the total budget exceeds Rp 543 billion and distributions will be completed by 15 March 2026 through three channels: post offices, community sites, and local government offices, following verification of beneficiaries in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:40 WIB
Ten-vehicle pile-up on the Cipularang Toll Road towards Jakarta leaves two dead and four seriously injured
Two people died and four were seriously injured when a pile-up involving ten vehicles occurred on the Cipularang Toll Road toward Jakarta at KM 93. Rescue teams evacuated victims to Rumah Sakit Radjak Purwakarta, and traffic was gradually restored, with one lane open by 20:59 and two lanes by 21:43. Police are investigating the cause; Jasa Marga apologised for the disruption and urged drivers to ensure vehicles are in good condition and to maintain safe distances.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:38 WIB
Indonesia sets age limits on digital platforms to protect children
PP Tunas will delay access to high‑risk platforms until age 16 and allow lower‑risk services from 13. Minister Meutya Hafid says the regulation aims to protect children online without curbing internet use, addressing risks such as harmful content, exploitation, and addiction. Enforcement is set for March 28, 2026, with cross‑ministerial cooperation across education, health, and law enforcement, amid Indonesia's large online population.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:37 WIB
South Kalimantan Provincial Government Disburses Tax Revenue Sharing to 13 Regencies and Cities
The Provincial Government of South Kalimantan has disbursed the fourth-quarter 2025 regional tax revenue-sharing funds totalling over Rp600 billion to 13 regencies and cities, with Banjarmasin receiving the largest share due to high motor-vehicle density. The event coincided with Bank Kalsel’s AGM and EGM, where growth plans including a move to a Devisa bank and a higher capital base were outlined, while the distribution is carried out according to proportional rules.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:34 WIB
Alfamidi Minimarket in Sunter Jaya Catches Fire, Fire Suspected to Have Originated in Warehouse
A minimarket in Sunter Jaya, North Jakarta, caught fire on Thursday night, with authorities saying the blaze was likely sparked by an electrical short circuit from the warehouse area. Four fire engines and 20 personnel were deployed to fight the blaze; the affected area was about 4 by 6 metres, with losses estimated at Rp 10 million and five people rescued. The fire was brought under control by rescuers.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:30 WIB
Twelve Dangers of Sleeping Immediately After Eating
Sleeping immediately after meals can disrupt digestion and trigger conditions such as GERD; the piece highlights risks including heartburn, bloating, and poor sleep, and advises waiting 2 to 3 hours after eating before lying down.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:30 WIB
Pekalongan Bus Fleets Ramp-Checked Ahead of Mudik Period
Transport authorities in Pekalongan, in collaboration with the local police, conducted ramp checks on bus fleets ahead of the Lebaran mudik period. Inspections covered nine safety items and health checks for drivers, with around 24–25 buses prepared for the journey.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:30 WIB
Prosecutors Reveal Alleged Increase in Nadiem Makarim’s Wealth to Rp6 Trillion at Chromebook Trial
Prosecutors in the Chromebook procurement corruption case reveal indications that the wealth of former Minister of Education, Culture, Research and Technology Nadiem Makarim grew by around Rp6 trillion. They plan to submit additional evidence, including Nadiem’s 2019–2023 Income Tax Return, and point to shares in GT and a 2023 stock sale, while probing potential connections between Google investments and the Chromebook project.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 23:29 WIB
Witness recounts the moments residents rescued a burn victim during a boarding-house fire in Bogor
A fire in a boarding house in Bogor injures three members of a single family, including a one-year-old infant. A witness described neighbours and residents fighting to extinguish the flames and rescue a burning woman before authorities arrived, while police investigated the cause, which investigators suspect began with a stove left unattended.
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