Jakarta Governor Affirms Normal School Operations Amidst November 10th Demonstration Plans
The Governor of Jakarta has affirmed that students will continue their studies as usual despite planned demonstrations on November 10th, 'Heroes' Day'. Remote learning will not be implemented, prioritizing the continuation of educational activities.
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