Jakarta Governor, Pramono Anung ensures that food supplies in Jakarta remain secure following the demonstrations that have taken place over the past few days. He made this statement after leading a special meeting with the Jakarta Regional Leadership Coordination Forum (Forkopimda) to discuss the latest condition in the city.

The meeting was held at City Hall on Monday (9/1) and attended by all Forkopimda ranks.

"There was a rumor that food would be a problem. In Jakarta, food is sufficient, and even until the end of October," he said.

Furthermore, in the education sector, the Governor also ensured that students' learning activities would not be disrupted. The Jakarta Education Agency has decided to allow 2,829 schools to implement online learning.

Meanwhile, learning activity in 2,439 other schools takes place offline or face-to-face, and 346 schools implement a hybrid system (a combination of online and offline).

"The educational process in Jakarta must not be disturbed," he added.

Regarding the implementation of Car Free Day last Sunday, Pramono stated that it went well. He also expressed his appreciation to all levels of the Forkopimda for their solid cooperation and coordination.

Pramono stated that 716 people were victims of the demonstrations in Jakarta. He assured that the Jakarta Provincial Government would cover all medical and treatment costs for the victims.

"All costs are fully covered by the Jakarta Provincial Government," Pramono stated.