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Indonesia Police and Ministry of Communication Forge Alliance Against Digital Crime

Indonesia's National Police Chief (Kapolri) and the Minister of Communication and Information Technology (Menkomdigi) have agreed to strengthen their synergy in combating digital crimes, ranging from online gambling to hoaxes. The agreement aims to bolster cooperation in securing cyberspace, with specific details to be finalized later.

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