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Authorities in Jakarta have launched a comprehensive campaign to regulate street vendors on Bogor Street, aiming to reduce traffic congestion during peak hours. Officials emphasized the importance of these measures to ensure pedestrian safety and improve traffic flow.
A joint campaign by authorities in Jakarta forced 50 street vendors to cease their activities on Bogor Street. The operation aimed to enforce local laws and organize crowded areas.
The Jakarta central government has launched a campaign to regulate street vendors in the Cempaka Putih area, aiming to restore sidewalks for pedestrians. The initiative includes removing violations and enforcing laws against offenders.
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.
The Gold River Market in Jerash, Jordan, once a haven for vendors, now faces significant challenges threatening its sustainability. Economic hardships have postponed the dream of improving conditions for these sellers.
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.