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Batam immigration detains five foreign nationals

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Batam, Riau Islands (ANTARA News) - The immigration office of Batam in Indonesian province of Riau Islands has detained five foreign nationals for allegedly violating immigration provisions.

They were detained during a law enforcement operation carried out at several locations here.

"Five persons suspected of violating immigration provisions are still undergoing the process of examination," head of the Batam immigration office, Teguh Prayitno, stated here on Friday.

According to him, two foreign citizens hailing from the Peoples Republic of China committed fraud by posing as monks.

Both the women were detained from the Nagoya Shopping Complex while they were handing out special souvenirs to assistance providers, Teguh pointed out.

The Chinese citizens allegedly violated Article 122 (a) of Act 6 of 2011.

In addition, the Immigration office also arrested three British citizens from Batuampar for staying beyond the provision.

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Violence spills over into North Jakarta

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Local media have reported that violence involving unidentified groups of protesters broke out in Penjaringan, North Jakarta, in an apparent spillover from the clash between protesters and police in front of the State Palace in Central Jakarta on Friday evening.

MetroTV reported that hundreds of people vandalized a minimart and motorcycles in the area next to the residence of embattled Jakarta Governor Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja Purnama at around 6 p.m.

Online news portal Tempo.co reported that the mob attempted to breach a barricade erected by security forces safeguarding Ahok's housing complex. Fighting broke out between the mob and the security personnel consisting of police and soldiers with the mob pelting the security forces with stones.

The security forces managed to disperse the mob by firing tear gas and they had brought the situation under control by 10 p.m..

Rally ended peacefully with minor incidents, leaving fate of Ahok to police

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A demonstration involving hundreds of thousands of Muslims in several big cities across the country, who demanded the police immediately arrest Jakarta Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama for alleged blasphemy, ended peacefully after representatives of protestors met the government on Friday.

Vice President Jusuf Kalla has met with representatives of demonstrators demanding the prosecution of the capital city governor for alleged religious defamation, and he insisted that the case would be strictly followed up according to the law.

“The police will firmly process the Ahok case without delay,” Kalla told reporters after meeting with the representatives at the Vice President's office.

Meanwhile, the National Police had expressed its gratitude to Muslims who took part in the massive demonstration in Jakarta and other major cities for their peaceful conduct, which was what the security apparatus appealed for.

“Alhamdulillah [thank God] the demonstration ran and ended peacefully today as we expected,” National Police spokesperson Ir. Gen. Boy Rafli Amar told The Jakarta Post on Friday.

Police would continue to process the religious defamation case against the Jakarta governor in two weeks as certain groups expected, but hoped the public would let the police do their job in addressing the issue, he added.

“We are keeping in touch with all parties to solve the dispute for the sake of upholding the law,” Boy asserted.

A senior researcher from the Abdurrahman Wahid Center, Ahmad Suaedy, agreed with the police continuing the investigation into Ahok’s case. But, it should be done independently without any pressure from any party, he added.

“[As] I see the case as a game among elites […] It depends on the police whether they want to bow to pressures or not. I hope the police do not to break the promises they made,” Suaedy said, the meeting between the Vice President and demonstrators was very important to calm down the situation.

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Incidents

Although the Vice President had welcomed representatives of protesters, however, some of them kept on the street due to angry that President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo had not met with them.

Police fired tear gas at protesters in front of State Palace shortly after 6. p.m., the hour at which the protesters had been instructed to disperse, while the protesters insisted on remaining on Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat, near the palace.

The tear gas was fired after several protesters set off firecrackers, ignoring the police call for them to leave the area near the State Palace and Luar Batang Mosque. Meanwhile, the police prevented protesters from other areas descending on the State Palace.

In response to police action, the protesters started throwing stones, bottles and mineral water at police officers. A least two police trucks were burned by the protesters during the chaos, while several people were taken away from the scene by ambulance. Some protesters and police officers were reportedly injured in a brawl.

Fearing violence, police had put on a show of force for the protest, supported by soldiers and public order officers, while embassies closed, some shops were shuttered, and Jakarta's normally traffic-clogged streets were nearly empty of cars.

Meanwhile, National Police chief Gen. Tito Karnavian instructed police to stop firing tear gas at the protesters. "I’ve ordered the officers not fire tear gas at the protesters. [...] Let's create peace," he said.

But it seemed that the message from Tito did not reach police officers on the ground as they continued to fire the tear gas, while the protesters at Monas and near the State Palace also kept throwing firecrackers at the police lines.

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