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The Natural Resources Protection Agency in Bengkulu announced the discovery of 17 wild elephants using thermal drone technology. This finding includes four calves and 13 adults, reflecting the government's efforts to protect endangered species.
The Deputy Governor of Bengkulu, Mian, confirmed that this year's Hajj services will remain exceptional despite financial challenges. This assurance was made during the farewell ceremony for pilgrims in Bengkulu, highlighting cooperation between the local government and the Ministry of Hajj.
An economic crimes court in Bengkulu, Indonesia, has sentenced former local parliament member Barzan Hermidi to five years in prison for his involvement in a corruption case related to the illegal sale of stalls in a government-owned market. A hefty fine was also imposed on him.
The government of Bengkulu, Indonesia, has proposed to integrate homeless and street children into a public education program aimed at providing them with necessary education and care. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to improve the living conditions of these children and steer them away from the streets.
The Indonesian government of Bengkulu has announced a new vehicle tax exemption program starting from May 1 to August 31, 2026. This initiative aims to ease financial burdens on citizens and enhance tax compliance.
Governor of Bengkulu, Halmi Hasan, issued a directive prohibiting the dismissal of government employees under work contracts, including part-time staff, to maintain labor market stability amid economic challenges.