Jakarta Plans to Open 76 Parks 24/7 to Expand Public Access
The Governor of Jakarta is considering a plan to open 76 city parks 24 hours a day, aiming to expand public access. The plan includes enhancing security with surveillance cameras. This initiative is part of efforts to develop Jakarta into a global city.
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