IN FRAME

Jakarta Provincial Government civil servants (ASN) went back to work at the City Hall but some are allowed to work from home on April 16-17. The WFH policy was based on Circular Letter (SE) 1/2024 issued by the Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform Ministry (PAN-RB). 

Residents fired Kuluwung (carbide cannons) in the village of Jagaita in Jonggol, Bogor regency, West Java (14/4). This folk festival, which is held every year after Eid, serves to strengthen the friendship among villages bordered by the Cipamingkis River as well as to preserve authentic Sundanese culture and entertainment.

A large group of visitors throng Lagoon Beach at Ancol Dreamland Park, North Jakarta, Thursday (11/4). The management of the theme park, PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol, estimates that around 80,000 visitors have visited during the extended Eid holidays this time round.

Muslims perform Eid al-Fitr prayers 1445 H in the Sunda Kelapa Harbor courtyard, Jakarta, Wednesday (10/4).

Motorbike riders pass through Java northern coastal highway in Subang, West Java, Monday (8/4). The route has seen exponential growth of traffic volume as exodus travellers are making trips back to their hometown in Central Java and East Java.

Exodus travellers are stuck in long traffic jams to Merak Harbor, Banten, Sunday (8/4).

As the 2024 or Eid al-Fitr 1445 Hijri approaches, seasonal hamper sellers in Pasar Kembang Cikini Pegangsaan of Central Jakarta are starting to get busier with buyers. According to the Independent Observer’s observations, hamper sellers at Pasar Kembang Cikini are welcoming their guests into their stalls.

Visitors browse new clothes to be worn on Eid the Eiger Store, Radio Dalam, Jakarta (5/4). As the Eid is around the corner, a number of shopping centers and clothing stores have started to offer big discounts.

A number of workers are making pineapple cakes in Larangan Utara, Tangerang City, Banten (4/4).

Hundreds of participants in Jakarta free exodus program gathered at the National Monument (Monas) square, Thursday (4/4).

Officers are ready to deliver humanitarian aid to Palestine and Sudan at Halim Perdanakusuma AFB, Jakarta, Wednesday (3/4). The assistance package worth US$1 million (Rp30 billion) consists of medicines, medical devices, antibacterials and nutritional food expected to ease the burden of survivors.