Noise Complaints Over Padel Court Prompt Jakarta Governor Pramono to Summon Operators

Residents in the Haji Nawi area of Cilandak, South Jakarta, have complained about noise generated by a padel court operating in the neighbourhood. Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung has said he will follow up on the residents’ reports by summoning the relevant stakeholders.

As seen by detikcom on the social media platform Threads on Thursday (19/2/2026), a resident living in the Haji Nawi area of South Jakarta complained about noise from a padel court business located not far from their home.

In their post, the resident said the noise from the padel court was disrupting their daily activities and those of surrounding neighbours. They also claimed to have reported the complaint through the JAKI application and official DKI Jakarta Provincial Government channels, including tagging Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung’s social media account, but had yet to receive a response.

Governor Pramono Anung subsequently addressed the complaint. He said he would summon the court operators and relevant stakeholders to discuss the matter.

Pramono stated that the summons would be issued in the near future to ensure that all permits and operations of the padel business comply with applicable regulations.

“Next week I will invite all stakeholders specifically related to padel permits. I have asked them to present their case,” Pramono told reporters at Jakarta City Hall.

He emphasised that should any violations or operations inconsistent with issued permits be found to be causing public disturbance, the DKI Provincial Government would not hesitate to take firm action.

“For areas where businesses are disturbing the community because they are not operating in accordance with the permits granted, the DKI Jakarta Government will certainly not hesitate to take firm action,” he said.