Govt Claims 'Not a Large Demonstration' Ahead of Heroes' Day Protests
Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs stated that demonstrations scheduled for Heroes' Day on November 10 will 'not be large,' and the government has already taken anticipatory measures. He urged citizens to express their aspirations peacefully and contribute to nation-building.
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