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Calya Drives Against Traffic on Gunung Sahari, Hits Woman, Car is Attacked by Mob

A Toyota Calya drove against traffic on a busy road in Central Jakarta, hitting a woman and causing panic. The driver, who was using fake license plates, attempted to flee from police and was eventually stopped after a collision with a motorcycle, leading to the car being attacked by an angry mob.

Driver Who Drove Against Traffic in Gunung Sahari Tested for Drugs: What Were the Results?

The driver of a Toyota Calya who drove against traffic in Gunung Sahari, Jakarta, has tested negative for drugs. The incident occurred on Wednesday, and the driver, HM (25), was apprehended after a chase. Authorities are investigating whether the vehicle was using fake license plates.

Take Note! Happy Hapsoro's Company, BUVA, to Seek Approval for a Large Rights Issue

Property company PT Bukit Uluwatu Tbk (BUVA), owned by Happy Hapsoro, is preparing to hold a General Meeting of Shareholders to seek investor approval for a substantial rights issue. The company plans to issue up to 50 billion new shares, representing approximately 203.11% of its current outstanding shares, to strengthen its capital structure and fund working capital and business development.

Maarten Paes Openly Discusses His Ambitions at Ajax Amsterdam

Indonesian national team goalkeeper Maarten Paes has joined Ajax Amsterdam in the 2026 winter transfer window for €1.25 million from FC Dallas. Despite being a new signing, Paes aims to become a leader within the team, drawing on his experience and leadership role from his time in the United States.

Three Regions Projected to Experience the Highest Population Movement During the 2026 Eid Al-Fitr Transportation Period

The Ministry of Transportation projects that West Java will be the region with the highest number of travellers during the 2026 Eid al-Fitr transportation period, driven by high population mobility. Central Java is expected to be the primary destination, with a significant portion of travellers originating from West Java, Jakarta, and East Java. The Ministry has held a coordination meeting to strengthen synergy in preparing for this major annual event, anticipating a total of 143.91 million peop

Car Driving Against Traffic Collides with Vehicles in Central Jakarta, One Person Injured

A driver, identified as Hafiz Mahendra, caused chaos in Central Jakarta by driving against traffic and colliding with several vehicles. One person, a female motorcyclist, was injured in the incident, which also resulted in damage to multiple cars and motorcycles. The driver was found to be using fake license plates and fled the scene after being pursued by police.

Mandiri Economist Predicts Bank Indonesia Will Cut Interest Rates Twice This Year

Mandiri Bank's chief economist, Andry Asmoro, predicts that Bank Indonesia (BI) will likely cut its benchmark interest rate a maximum of two times in 2026. This projection is based on the current global economic situation and ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly involving the United States, which are not expected to ease significantly.

Indonesia secures Jordan's support for Gaza peace mission deployment

President Prabowo Subianto has secured Jordan's commitment to support Indonesia's troop deployment to Gaza during bilateral talks with King Abdullah II in Amman, with both nations pledging military cooperation and technical assistance. The Indonesian president expressed concerns about Israeli actions in the West Bank, emphasising that regional stability is crucial for achieving peace goals. The visit demonstrates Indonesia's active diplomatic engagement in Middle Eastern affairs and its sustaine

Dompet Dhuafa Distributes 20,000 Litres of Clean Water and Food Packages to Palestinian Residents

Amidst the clean water crisis during Ramadan 1447 H, Dompet Dhuafa continues to provide assistance in the form of clean water trucks, distributing 10,000 litres each in Khan Younis and Gaza City. The organisation also distributed food packages for iftar and suhoor meals to residents, with the support of donations, particularly from the people of Indonesia.

Human Initiative Launches 'Early Bird' Qurban Programme

Human Initiative has launched its 'Early Bird' Qurban programme to expand the benefits of sacrificial meat to those in need, both domestically and internationally. The programme aims to facilitate early preparation for the Qurban ritual and address limited access to nutritious food in various regions, particularly among low-income families. It offers a more affordable option for performing the Qurban ritual while ensuring adherence to Islamic principles and health standards.

Tips for Motorcycle Rim Repair: When is Pressing Safe, and When is Replacement Necessary?

Hitting potholes, especially during the rainy season, can damage motorcycle rims, leading to costly repairs. Owners face the choice of repairing the rim through pressing or replacing it entirely. This article explores the cost-effectiveness and safety of each option, considering the increased risk of damage during the rainy season and the different types of rims.

South Tangerang Police Arrest Three Drug Dealers, Seize 6.9 Kg of Methamphetamine and Etomidate

The South Tangerang Police have arrested three drug dealers, identified as HP, KN, and RR, and confiscated a significant amount of methamphetamine and etomidate. The police are continuing their investigation to apprehend another suspect, PJ, who is believed to be the source of the drugs. The three arrested individuals face charges that carry a potential sentence of life imprisonment or a maximum of 20 years in prison.

For the Benefit of Communities in Outermost Islands, Sinar Mas Distributes 1,000 Qurans through the Indonesian Navy and Muhammadiyah

As Ramadan 1447 Hijri/2026 approaches, the Sinar Mas Muslim Foundation (YMSM) is conducting a cross-sectoral humanitarian initiative by donating 1,000 copies of the Quran to the Indonesian Navy for distribution to soldiers in the outermost islands. This effort aims to provide religious materials to communities in remote areas, fostering religious values and promoting social harmony.

The Origins of Marjan Syrup: From Failed Business to Ramadan Icon

Marjan syrup has become synonymous with Ramadan in Indonesia. The brand's founder, Muhammad Saleh Kurnia, initially established it as part of PT Suba Indah in 1975, after a failed attempt to produce milk. Marjan's success was partly due to Kurnia's ownership of the Hero supermarket chain, which provided a ready-made distribution network.

Does Bleeding Invalidate a Fast?

The article discusses whether bleeding invalidates a fast during Ramadan, considering both natural occurrences like menstruation and postpartum bleeding, and incidental incidents like gum bleeding or wounds. It explores Islamic legal opinions on various scenarios, including blood donation, and clarifies which situations are considered invalidating and which are not.

Firefighter Responds Calmly to Threats After Posting Content About Helmets

A firefighter named Khairul Umam received threatening messages after posting content about the function of helmets. The messages included details about his home address and the names of his parents. Despite the threats, Khairul Umam responded calmly, thanking the sender and wishing them well, even posting a video of himself showering while wearing his helmet.

Bill Gates Admits to Affair with Two Russian Women, Says This

Microsoft founder Bill Gates has admitted to making a significant error in judgment by associating with Jeffrey Epstein. In a meeting with staff at his charitable foundation, Gates also revealed having had an affair with two Russian women, but firmly denied any involvement in the crimes committed by the disgraced financier. The revelations came to light through documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice, which detailed close ties, questionable financial dealings, and private photos inv

Antam Gold Price Increases by IDR 16,000 to IDR 3,039 million per gram on Thursday

Antam gold prices rose by IDR 16,000 to IDR 3,039 million per gram on Thursday morning, according to the Logam Mulia website. The buyback price also increased to IDR 2,818,000 per gram. Transactions are subject to tax deductions as stipulated in PMK No. 34/PMK.10/2017.

Driver Falls Asleep, Dump Truck Crashes into Road Barrier on Kuningan Flyover

A dump truck was involved in a single-vehicle accident on Jalan Gatot Subroto, South Jakarta, after the driver lost control of the vehicle due to drowsiness. The truck collided with a road barrier and a signpost, causing damage to the vehicle but no injuries. Police have secured the scene, questioned the driver, and removed the truck to prevent traffic disruption.

Calya Driver Drives Against Traffic and Collides with Vehicles in Gunung Sahari: This is the Reason

A Toyota Calya driver in Central Jakarta drove against traffic after panicking when stopped by police for using fake license plates. The driver attempted to flee, leading to a collision with several motorcycles and cars, resulting in one injury. The driver has been apprehended by authorities.

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