All Greenpeace Spanners in the HI Circle were taken to the Polda Clinic

As many as six of the Indonesian Greenpeace activists who once stretched out banners at the HI Welcome Statue, Central Jakarta, have gone down and evacuated. They are now being taken to Metro Jaya Bidockes Clinic.

It was revealed by the Metro Police Chief Jakarta Center, Commander Reynolds EP Hutabalung. Reynolds uncovered one of the activists looking very weak on the way down.

"The first one down was a woman with enough concerns that we provided from the Metro Jaya Metro Police Biddocs unit and provided six ambulances for evacuation rescue. And these six people are currently being taken to the Biddokkes Clinic of Metro Jaya," says Kombes Reynolds to journalists at the HI Roundup, Tuesday (20 / 10 / 2026).

Thus, Reynolds revealed the entire evacuation of the six activists was completed. He's hoping the activists can get the best handling of the Metro Jaya police Pusdockes.

"Thank God for all six of us, we can evacuate and leave none above. And hopefully with the quick handling of Metro Jaya Police Docs, we hope to provide a primary safety to the six people," In response.

Reynolds then argued that the protests were not performed in the HI Circle, and he highlighted the Pergub that called the HI Circle a cultural reserve.

"This is what we know based on Governor DKI Jakarta's decision. Of course it's a duty we share to be able to keep, can care without disturbing public order. We know together please for colleagues to convey your opinion in public, but do not enter into struggle - the struggle of fellow aspirations," he said.

Nevertheless, Reynolds confirmed the police would focus on the safety of the six activists. He hasn't decided to give legal proceedings to the activist yet.

"Yeah, we'll see. The main thing is that it's safe for them first,

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.

"We are Metro Police Jakarta Center and Kodim 0501 Jakarta Center are willing to serve and protect sisters. Immediately down, prioritize the safety of sisters, 'said Reynolds at the action site.

Reynolds made sure his side would feel safe. He requested police personnel and TNI provide protection to activists.

"I beg the police, the TNI's downstairs, to give a sense of security, a sense of comfort in service and protection to the sisters," he said.