Yesterday: Cap Go Meh festivities proceed smoothly amid Eid exodus preparations
From security arrangements for the Cap Go Meh procession in Karawang, the disclosure of expired imported meat circulation by the Indonesian Police (Polri), to official preparations for potential disasters during the Eid exodus, here are the five most-read news stories throughout that day.
- Karawang Police ensure Cap Go Meh procession proceeds smoothly
The Karawang Police Department ensured that the Cap Go Meh 2577/2026 procession held in the urban areas of Karawang Regency, West Java, on Sunday, proceeded safely and smoothly following maximum police security measures during the event, allowing all activities to run without interruption.
- Indonesian Police act against circulation of 9 tonnes of expired imported frozen meat ahead of Eid
The Mobile Detective Unit (Resmob) of the Polri Criminal Investigation Department took action against the circulation of approximately 9 tonnes of expired imported frozen meat allegedly intended for distribution to traditional markets ahead of Eid, after officers apprehended the suspect allegedly responsible for distributing the product for public consumption.
- Bogor Regent prohibits regional officials from requesting holiday allowances from companies
Bogor Regent Rudy Susmanto has prohibited regional officials in Bogor Regency, including village heads, from requesting Holiday Allowances (THR) from companies ahead of Eid Fitri 1447 Hijriah/2026, through an official decree distributed to all regional apparatus, sub-districts, and village governments.
- Indonesian Police ensure case involving Nabilah O’Brien and Zendhy Kusuma ends peacefully
The Indonesian Police have ensured that a case involving Nabilah O’Brien and Zendhy Kusuma concluded peacefully following mediation proceedings at the Police Criminal Investigation Headquarters in Jakarta, as part of police efforts to achieve a resolution that prioritises justice and a spirit of mutual forgiveness during the holy month of Ramadan.
- Ahead of exodus, Police Chief inspects disaster response readiness
Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo directly inspected the readiness of facilities, equipment, and personnel in facing potential natural disasters ahead of the Eid 2026 exodus, to ensure public travel proceeds safely and smoothly, following his attendance at a rally of online motorcycle taxi drivers and security workers of Nyago Bumi Sriwijaya Aman Bae at Bumi Sriwijaya Stadium, Palembang.