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The military government in Niger announced the suspension of nine French media outlets, accusing them of threatening public order and stability. This decision comes amid rising tensions against French influence in the region.
The Assiut Governorate has initiated an extensive campaign to remove encroachments and street obstructions, aiming to restore order and enhance the city's overall appearance. This effort is part of the Egyptian government's strategy to improve urban living conditions and provide a suitable environment for citizens.
Jakarta's southern authorities have denied allegations of inhumane treatment towards a vendor in the Karit Kinong area. This follows the circulation of a video on social media showing local police intervention.
The local police unit in West Jakarta has launched a new campaign to regulate illegal parking and unlicensed vendors in the Glodok area. This initiative aims to enhance public order and maintain the city's aesthetics.
Local authorities in Tanjung Priok, Jakarta, have launched a campaign to remove street vendors from public spaces as part of enforcing public order laws. The operation, conducted on Wednesday, resulted in the removal of several vendors and their equipment.
Today marks the implementation of early closure decisions for commercial shops, aimed at regulating working hours and enhancing public safety. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to address economic and social challenges.