Greenpeace Spanners in the HI Circle have been sent back from Polda

Six Greenpeace activists who put up banners in the HI Roundaries, Jakarta, who were taken to the Police Clinic have now been released.

Updated: Oct 20, 2026, 10:31 PM 2 min read deublitz newsroom Neutral

As many as six of the people who put up the Greenpeace banner in the Welcome Tug, the HI Roundaries, the Jakarta Center, were evacuated to Biddokes Metro Jaya.

"It's 8: 30 p.m.," says the lawyer at the law aid agency (LBH)

He said the six banners were impiling at Metro Jaya PD, which is now where they've gone home.

"Not questioned, just in the data. (CLANGING) Chronology and identity. (They) have returned to rest,

Previously, Kabid PR Police Metro Jaya Kombes Budi Hermanto convey the safety of society is the highest law, including the action mass, to be the top priority.

"Whoever needs help, we must help. Polri, TNI and Pembrov are with the public to protect, serve, and ensure the safety of everyone, including our brothers who are delivering aspirations," the Kombes of Hermanto Budi, Tuesday (20 / 10).

Budi Hermanto sends such concerns as the direction of the Metro Police Station Jaya Commander Pol Field Hartanto to keep all personnel on the front of the humanitarian approach through the spirit of 'Police Together Society'.

In the process of the evacuation, Metro Jaya police along with Kodam Jaya and Prov DKI Jakarta gave six people medical checks. Six people who spread the banner had a limp and dizzy complaint.

Health Services that's been going on since 10: 30 pm involves three units of Metro Jaya Biddokes and two Sidokes units of the Jakarta Center.

Metro Jaya Police are urging people to stay safe and sound during their activities. Police aid can be accessed through service 110, in line with the spirit of service service of Jakarta.

As you can see, the banners and a number of yellow posters stretched across the Statue of Welcome Home Circle, Jakarta Center. The banner and the poster contain messages demanding that the government handle climate crisis and other critics.

The banner has spread out the Indonesian Greenpeace Agency since this morning. The banner was then lifted around 8.10.

"Protect the environment = Protect the quality of life," that's how one of the posters looks on site.

Police later asked activists to come down from the Welcome Statue after the banner was lifted. Metro Police Chief Jakarta Center, Commander Reynolds EP Hutabalung, made sure to serve and protect activists who march.