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The National Circuit 2026 (Sirnas) has commenced in Surabaya, Indonesia, featuring over <strong>1,106 athletes</strong> from <strong>240 clubs</strong>. The competition runs from <strong>April 13 to 18</strong> and includes <strong>15 categories</strong> across various badminton disciplines.
In a unique initiative, children in Surabaya organized an entertainment event titled 'Main Bareng Tanpa Gawai' to combat their addiction to smart devices. The event saw wide participation from children in various traditional games, allowing them to enjoy time away from screens.
Indonesian Minister of Public Works, Dody Hanggodo, emphasized the need to expedite the construction of the second phase of the People's Schools in Surabaya, expected to be completed by June 20, 2026. This project aims to enhance the quality of education for children from low-income families.
The Vice President of the local parliament in Surabaya, Arif Fafoni, has called for the closure of parking lots that do not adopt digital payment systems. This initiative is part of the city's efforts to transition to a cashless payment system, aimed at enhancing transparency and reducing corruption.
The government of Surabaya, Indonesia, has announced new measures aimed at protecting children's rights after divorce by linking public administration services to alimony obligations. This initiative comes in response to a rise in non-compliance with court decisions regarding child support.
The Surabaya city government has announced the launch of a new project to build three affordable housing sites aimed at young couples. This initiative comes in response to the rising property prices, making suitable housing a significant challenge for many young people.
The Pro Liga 2026 finals are set to be more competitive than ever, according to Vice President Reginald Nielwan. The matches will take place on April 2 in Surabaya, featuring new star players and enhanced team preparations.
The Vice President of the Local House of Representatives in Surabaya, <strong>Arya Fathoni</strong>, has called for the urgent updating of the city's waste collection fleet and improving heavy waste management. This initiative aims to address the growing challenges in waste management faced by the city.
Authorities in Surabaya, Indonesia, have restored the water drainage system in the Manukan area by removing street vendors occupying spaces above drainage channels. This action is part of efforts to improve infrastructure and maintain public order.
DCI Indonesia has announced its readiness to operate the E2 data center in Surabaya with a capacity of 9 megawatts in the first half of 2026, following the completion of construction in the last quarter of 2025. This project is part of the company's efforts to enhance its digital infrastructure.
The Indonesian railway company reports a high volume of return travelers in Surabaya's Kay Daub 8 area, with over 52,000 passengers expected on March 29, 2026. This increase reflects the ongoing recovery of travel following the pandemic.
The Hungarian Embassy in Indonesia has announced the organization of Hungarian Culture Week in Surabaya, aimed at enhancing cultural relations between the two nations. The event features a variety of cultural and artistic activities reflecting the richness of Hungarian heritage.
The Surabaya Industrial and Labor Festival has initiated a program aimed at enhancing exports and creating job opportunities as part of a comprehensive strategy to combat unemployment. The festival, scheduled from March 30 to April 8, 2026, focuses on integrating export growth with job creation.
Indonesian Environment Minister Hanif Faisal Norvik praised the initiatives taken by the mayors of Surabaya and Malang to tackle waste management issues. These remarks were made to promote environmental sustainability in East Java.
In the Sukolilo area of Surabaya, citizens celebrated Lebaran Ketupat by distributing ketupat and lepet for free. This event reflects the spirit of cooperation and sharing among community members.