Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung confirmed that no public infrastructure in the capital was damaged following democratic demonstrations led by student groups today.

"Thankfully, the democratic rights exercised by the students yesterday proceeded smoothly. Reports received as of late last night confirm zero damage to Jakarta's public facilities," he expressed, Thursday (10/29).

He explained that PPSU personnel were deployed immediately to sweep and clean demonstration sites. The rapid cleanup was directed by Central Jakarta Mayor Arifin.

"And by 2 AM, thank God, every public facility across Jakarta was completely cleared and restored," he explained.

Pramono also commended the Indonesian Military (TNI), National Police, and all supporting stakeholders for maintaining law and order throughout the demonstrations. He emphasized, safeguarding public infrastructure is a collective civic duty.

"At the end of the day, Jakarta belongs to all of us, so we must protect it together. I am truly grateful that yesterday's events unfolded peacefully and smoothly," he concluded.