Police Urge Public Not to Speculate on Mall Fences: Jakarta Remains Safe and Conducive
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Police ensured that security in Jakarta remained conducive and asked the public not to speculate about the mall fence.
JPNN.com - The Chief Assistant to the Chief of Police for Operations (Astamaops) Commissioner General Fadil Imran claimed that the situation in Indonesia is relatively conducive, responding to the installation of high fences by a number of malls and shopping centers in the country.
Jakarta Metro Police Public Relations Chief Senior Commissioner Budi Hermanto quoted Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung's previous statement, which confirmed that Jakarta remains safe. Jakarta Metro Police...
The Jakarta Metropolitan Police (Polda Metro Jaya) has asked the public not to rush to link the installation of iron fences at a number of shopping centers to security issues circulating on social media.
The phenomenon of high fences at malls in Jakarta and Surabaya has sparked security speculation, but managers say this is a measure to secure assets, not a response to threats.
Lippo Group Chairman James Riady and Pakuwon Group founder Alexander Tedja stressed that Indonesia is safe and that fencing at malls is unnecessary.
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