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Thousands protest in Jakarta for stronger anti-corruption measures

The protestors also demanded other political and social reforms. More than 18,000 security personnel were reportedly deployed across Jakarta to maintain order.

Published Aug 28, 2026 · 12:15 AMOriginal source: Channel News Asia12 reads
The protestors also demanded other political and social reforms. More than 18,000 security personnel were reportedly deployed across Jakarta to maintain order.
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