Indonesian Police Emphasize Transparency to Prevent Extortion
The Head of the Indonesian National Police's Traffic Corps has instructed thorough transparency in public service delivery, aiming to eradicate illegal levies (Pungli). The goal is to restore public trust and ensure fair administrative services.
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