Manggarai Brawl Erupts Again Despite Sports Facility Provision, Governor Pramono Expresses Disappointment
A brawl between residents has re-erupted in the Manggarai area of South Jakarta, with DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung expressing disappointment that the situation has not improved despite fulfilling residents' requests for sports facilities. Police and military have arrested six individuals suspected of instigating the conflict and plan to establish a joint post to prevent recurrence.
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