Youth Pledge Day Protests in Jakarta May Cause Traffic Disruptions
Protests are scheduled across central Jakarta on October 28, "Youth Pledge Day," with potential traffic jams expected around the Parliament Building, HI Roundabout, Monas, and Tugu Tani. Police will implement situational traffic control measures.
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