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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.
In a bid to strengthen child protection in the digital age, Kampung Pekijing village in Serang, Indonesia, has launched an initiative aimed at reducing children's reliance on social media by promoting traditional games. This initiative aligns with the implementation of the Child Protection Law in Indonesia.
The Indonesian city of Malang has announced the organization of a domino championship named 'Malang Orado Cup' featuring 24 teams and 48 players. The event aims to change the stereotype of dominoes as a recreational game and showcase it as a competitive sport.
In a bid to decrease reliance on social media, the Indonesian city of Batu witnessed a unique event where two children played the traditional game 'Egrang'. This initiative is part of local efforts to promote traditional culture among children.