Jakarta Deploys 2,200 Traffic Police for Protests; Road Closures Situational
On November 10th, Jakarta deployed approximately 2,200 traffic police officers to secure and manage traffic during a demonstration. The Director of Traffic for the Metro Jaya Regional Police stated there are no plans for a full road closure at this time, with traffic management to be handled situationally.
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