Jakarta: Free Homecoming Tickets, Unlicensed Padel Courts
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Several news items concerning DKI Jakarta occurred on Wednesday (25/2), ranging from the DKI Provincial Government implementing a re-verification process for free homecoming tickets to 185 padel courts in DKI lacking the necessary Building Approval Permit (PBG).
Here are some news items concerning DKI Jakarta that are still worth reading:
The DKI Provincial Government implements a re-verification process for free homecoming tickets
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is implementing a re-verification process for free homecoming tickets on the day of departure to ensure that registered participants are present and that the tickets are not transferred to others.
“To ensure that tickets are not transferred, we will carry out a re-verification process on the day of departure at the location,” said the Head of the Road Transportation Division of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Transportation Department, Emanuel Kristanto, in the OKESIP (Current Chat About Public Information) podcast, monitored in Jakarta, Wednesday.
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185 padel courts in DKI lack PBG permits
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government recorded that 185 out of 397 padel courts in the capital do not have Building Approval Permits (PBG).
“As of February 23, 2026, there are 185 padel buildings that do not have PBG permits,” said the Head of the Department of Public Works, Spatial Planning and Land Affairs (Citata) of DKI Jakarta, Vera Revina Sari, via a short message, Wednesday.
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Residents outside of Jakarta can participate in the DKI Free Homecoming program
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is opening up opportunities for residents outside of Jakarta to register for the 2026 Free Homecoming program, which has been running since February 22.
“Priority is given to DKI ID card holders. However, we are not ruling out the possibility that if there are residents who have non-DKI ID cards, we will still serve them,” said the Head of the Road Transportation Division of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Transportation Department, Emanuel Kristanto, in the OKESIP (Current Chat About Public Information) podcast, monitored in Jakarta, Wednesday.
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These are the steps Bulog Jakarta Banten is taking to ensure food security
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Perum Bulog, the Jakarta and Banten Regional Office, is conducting inspections in markets and randomly monitoring a number of traditional markets in DKI Jakarta to ensure that food stocks remain controlled during Ramadan 1447 Hijriah.
“The monitoring is carried out as an effort to realize our commitment to maintaining national food security,” said the Head of Perum Bulog, Jakarta and Banten Regional Office, Taufan Akib in Jakarta, Wednesday.
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DKI is designing reservoirs that are not only for water storage
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is now designing reservoirs, ponds, or lakes that not only store water to reduce flood levels in the capital, but can also function as green spaces or public spaces.
“The reservoir area is not entirely for water storage, it can also be a green space, as well as a public space as a space for community interaction,” said the Head of the Geology, Raw Water Conservation and Clean Water Supply Division of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Water Resources Department, Nelson, in a podcast with the theme “Utilization of Reservoirs for Flood Control in Jakarta”, Wednesday.
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