Yesterday's Legal News: DPR on Bekasi Train Tragedy to Green SM Raid

Jakarta (ANTARA) - We reported several legal-related events on Tuesday (28/4), and here are five selected news items for you to read again this morning, ranging from the Deputy Chair of the House of Representatives responding to the train collision tragedy in Bekasi to the Ministry of Transportation conducting a raid at the Green SM taxi depot. 1. House of Representatives Requests Thorough Investigation into Bekasi Train Collision Incident Deputy Chair of the Indonesian House of Representatives Sari Yuliati has requested a comprehensive investigation into the collision incident between the long-distance Argo Bromo Anggrek train and the Electric Rail Train (KRL) at Bekasi Timur Station, West Java. Read more here. 2. Ministry of Transportation Raids Green SM Taxi Depot in Bekasi Following Train Accident The Directorate General of Land Transportation of the Ministry of Transportation conducted a surprise inspection (raid) at the Xanh SM (Green SM) taxi depot in Bekasi, West Java, on Tuesday (28/4) night, following the train accident incident at Bekasi Timur Station. Read more here. 3. Directorate General of Immigration Confirms e-Visa Data Leak Information is a Hoax The Directorate General of Immigration of the Ministry of Immigration and Correctional Services (Kemen Imipas) has conducted an investigation regarding information about the hacking of the Indonesian electronic visa (e-Visa) system that allegedly caused 3 million Immigration data to leak on social media, and confirmed that it is a hoax. Read more here. 4. Witness and Victim Protection Agency Approves Protection for Victims in Ustadz SAM Harassment Case The Witness and Victim Protection Agency (LPSK) has approved a request for protection for victims in the alleged sexual harassment case involving Ustadz SAM, as part of efforts to ensure the safety and recovery of victims in the ongoing legal process. Read more here. 5. Transport Minister Says Bekasi Timur Train Incident is an Important Lesson Transport Minister Dudy Purwagandhi stated that the train collision incident at Bekasi Timur Station, West Java, serves as an important lesson for improving rail transport safety in Indonesia. Read more here.