Indonesia says it is increasing security measures around international schools due to warnings that they may be targeted by terrorists. As a result of this warning, some of these schools were closed today for the third consecutive day. School officials state that they have not yet decided when to reopen the schools. A police spokesperson in Jakarta mentioned that today, Tuesday, ten additional police officers have been assigned to protect three main international schools.
Indonesia Increases Security Measures Around International Schools
Indonesia has heightened security around international schools following terrorist threats, leading to closures for three days. School officials are uncertain about reopening dates, and additional police presence has been deployed to ensure safety.
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📰 What Happened
Indonesia has increased security measures around international schools due to terrorist threats, resulting in closures for three consecutive days. Additional police have been deployed to ensure the safety of students and staff.
- International schools in Indonesia have been closed for three days due to security threats.
- Ten additional police officers have been assigned to protect three main international schools.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Indonesia has faced various terrorist threats in the past, particularly from extremist groups. The presence of international schools often makes them targets due to their association with foreign nationals.
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