paishhh
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Selamat siang Kak. Tersedia fasilitas locker (lemari penitipan barang) di Stasiun Gambir dan Pasarsenen. Rencana datang ke stasiun mana?
Railmin imbau untuk selalu hati-hati ya, terhadap akun penipuan yang mengatasnamakan KAI. Saat ini, seluruh akun media sosial KAI121 sudah terverifikasi. Mohon abaikan, jika ada balasan dari akun yang tidak bercentang biru dan meminta Kakak untuk menghubungi via WhatsApp. Nomor resmi WhatsApp KAI121 (centang biru): 0811-1211-1121. Trims.
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@acertainmonkey Wah happy birthday kak. Semoga lekas sembuh luka lukanya
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Halo, guys. Gua udah sampe rumah dengan selamat dan lagi diobatin untuk semua luka maupun lebam nya, tapi baru bisa buka hp. Sedih kaga sih, liat wa dari emak lu sendiri begini? 🥲
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Batre sisab1% guavudau share live loc ke bokap gua. May God be with mw ys Allah
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🚨🇮🇩PROTESTERS STORM PARLIAMENT OVER LAW THAT COULD CREATE A POLITICAL "DYNASTY"
Thousands of furious protesters stormed Indonesia’s parliament, tearing down fences and clashing with police over a controversial law change that could allow President Jokowi’s 29-year-old son, Kaesang, to run for office.
The proposed law would lower the minimum age for governors from 35 to 30 and ease nomination requirements, sparking fears of "dynastic politics."
This move could enable Kaesang to bypass age restrictions and enter a regional race in Central Java.
Protesters hurled stones as security forces responded with tear gas and water cannons. Fires erupted as anger spread nationwide, forcing lawmakers to delay the vote due to a lack of quorum.
Source: AP
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨🇮🇩 MASSIVE PROTESTS: FURIOUS CROWDS BREACH INDONESIAN PARLIAMENT FENCES! Jakarta is in turmoil as enraged protesters storm the parliament, breaking through fences to stop election law changes that could tighten President Jokowi's grip on power and block key critics. Chanting "Jokowi is destroying democracy," protesters faced off against security forces, who responded with water cannons. In one city, a banner reading "Democracy Dies Here" was held up as tear gas filled the streets. The controversial vote, which could pave the way for Jokowi’s son to run for office, was delayed due to a lack of quorum. Indonesia is boiling over as democracy hangs in the balance. Source: The Star
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