Indonesian Home Affairs Minister Denies Travel Ban, Secret Meeting Rumors as 'All Hoaxes'
Indonesian Minister of Home Affairs, Tito Karnavian, has strongly denied rumors circulating on social media that he is subject to a travel ban and held a secret meeting at his official residence in Jakarta. He asserted that he is carrying out his usual activities and that these reports are untrue.
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