Some 476 homeward-bound travelers symptomatic with COVID-19: police
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Jakarta Police Chief Insp. Gen. Fadil Imran (left) and Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan. ANTARA FOTO/Hafidz Mubarak A/hp.
Some 75 of the 476 homeward-bound travelers have been sent to Jakarta s COVID-19 emergency hospital at the Wisma Atlet Kamayoran Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Jakarta Metropolitan Police have extended the enforcement of the Ketupat Jaya until May 31, as 476 homeward-bound travelers heading to the capital city are ailing from symptoms of COVID-19.
Some 476 homeward-bound travelers heading to Jakarta have, until now, received positive antigen test results, Jakarta Police Chief Insp. Gen. Fadil Imran revealed here on Monday.
Idul Fitri marking Ramadhan end falls on May 13: Muhammadiyah 10th May 2021
illustration. Eid al-Fitr prayers in West Sumatra Province, before the COVID-19 pandemic hits the world.
Thus, hilal will have emerged when the sun goes down in Yogyakarta Jakarta (ANTARA) - Muhammadiyah, Indonesia s second-largest Muslim organization, has determined that the Idul Fitri festivity, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadhan, will fall on Thursday.
The final decision was made by referring to the results of hisab, or calculations, made by the organization s Majelis Tarjih and Tajdid, law-making and reform councils.
Based on the observation of hilal, or the new moon, conjunction between the sun and the moon would occur on Wednesday, May 12, at 02:03:02 Western Indonesia Time (WIB).
Crowd-pulling takbiran events violates law: Jakarta police
8th May 2021
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Central Jakarta Police Chief Senior Commissioner Hengki Haryadi. ANTARA/Mentari Dwi Gayati Jakarta (ANTARA) - Central Jakarta Police Chief Senior Commissioner Hengki Haryadi said all crowd-pulling activities, including the ones related to takbiran (recital of God is great) events on the eve of Eid-al-Fitr, are categorized as a violation of law. All forms of crowd-pulling activities are prohibited. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, any activity that potentially attracts crowds violates the law, he said here Sunday.
Hence, he warned the people at large of not gathering at the eve of Eid-al-Fitr which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadhan because the takbiran events often trigger crowds of people.
Police ready to disperse takbir parade ahead of Eid al-Fitr 5th May 2021
Chief of the Central Jakarta Metro Resort Police, Senior Commissioner Hengki Haryadi, at the Operation Ketupat Jaya 2021 roll call, held at Monas Square in Central Jakarta on Wednesday (May 5, 2021). ANTARA/HO-Central Jakarta Communication and Informatics Office
There should be no takbir parade causing crowds. In the midst of the current pandemic, putting other people in a dangerous situation is a criminal offense Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Central Jakarta Resort Police have said they are prepared to disperse takbir parade, a traditional parade where Muslims shout praises to Allah on the eve of Eid al-Fitr, which usually attract large crowds, on account of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police, military deploy 155,000 personnel for Operation Ketupat 2021 5th May 2021
Head of the Indonesian Police s (Polri s) Traffic Corps Inspector General Istiono (center) in a press conference on Operation Ketupat 2021 in Jakarta on Wednesday (May 5, 2021). ANTARA/Fianda Sjofjan Rassat Jakarta (ANTARA) - Some 155 thousand personnel, including from the Indonesian Police (Polri) and Defense Forces (TNI), will be deployed to implement Operation Ketupat 2021 on May 6-17, as Muslims will celebrate Eid al-Fitr holidays on May 13-14. The 155 thousand joint personnel comprise 90,502 policemen and 11,533 military officers, as well as 52,880 personnel from related institutions, such as Satpol PP (civilian security guards), transportation offices, Jasa Raharja, and others, Head of Polri s Traffic Corps Inspector General Istiono informed the press at Jakarta Police’s Metro Jaya Headquarters here on Wednesday.