Geladi Bersih Pelantikan Kepala Daerah

Summary

Ahead of the inauguration of 481 regional leaders in Jakarta, a rehearsal, known as a 'clean rehearsal', is taking place at Monas on February 19, 2025. Journalists are restricted from entering the area to maintain the event's sterility. The ceremony will involve a variety of preparations, including designated areas for leaders to wait before heading to the presidential palace for the official swearing-in. Notably, some regions, including Aceh, will have separate ceremonies. Authorities are also managing traffic, anticipating congestion around Monas due to the high number of leaders and officials arriving.

Takeaways

• 😀 The heads of 481 regional governments are scheduled to be inaugurated on February 20, 2025, with preparations underway at Monas.
• 😀 Media personnel are restricted from entering Monas during the clean rehearsal for the inauguration ceremony, as the area is being sterilized for the event.
• 😀 Monas will be temporarily closed on February 19 and 20, 2025, to facilitate the preparations and the inauguration ceremony.
• 😀 After the inauguration, Monas will reopen to the public, allowing normal access for visitors.
• 😀 Vehicles of incoming regional leaders are seen entering the Monas area, although media representatives are not permitted inside.
• 😀 The clean rehearsal includes setting up tents for regional heads to wait in, with specific areas assigned for each region.
• 😀 Unlike the previous dry run (gladi kotor), today's rehearsal is more focused on the exact procedure for the inauguration ceremony.
• 😀 The number of regional leaders to be inaugurated is 481, with a smaller number initially expected (505), but some regions will conduct separate or re-election ceremonies due to unique circumstances.
• 😀 The Ministry of Transportation is preparing for possible traffic congestion around Monas, with designated entry points for governors, vice governors, and local officials.
• 😀 Alternative routes and traffic management measures will be in place to prevent long delays for the public passing through Monas during the event's buildup.

Q & A

What is the main event discussed in the transcript?

The main event discussed is the swearing-in ceremony for 481 local leaders (head of regions) that will take place on February 20, 2025, in Monas, Jakarta.

Why is the media not allowed to enter Monas during the 'Gadi Bersih' rehearsal?

The media is not allowed to enter Monas during the 'Gadi Bersih' rehearsal because it is a sterilized event, only allowing specific individuals such as local leaders and the Ministry of Home Affairs staff to access the area.

What is the difference between the 'Gladi Kotor' and 'Gadi Bersih' rehearsals?

The 'Gladi Kotor' rehearsal, held on February 18, involved a mock run with local leaders being placed in tents, while the 'Gadi Bersih' rehearsal on February 19 focuses on final preparations before the actual ceremony, with no media access allowed inside Monas.

What is the significance of Monas being closed on February 19 and 20, 2025?

Monas is closed on February 19 and 20 to facilitate the smooth execution of the swearing-in ceremony. The area will be used exclusively for preparation and the actual ceremony itself.

How many local leaders are expected to be sworn in on February 20, 2025, and why is this number lower than expected?

481 local leaders are scheduled to be sworn in on February 20, 2025, though the original number was 505. Some regions are excluded due to special circumstances, such as local elections that need to be re-held or specific cases in Aceh.

What is the role of the Ministry of Home Affairs in this event?

The Ministry of Home Affairs is responsible for organizing the event, including the coordination of the local leaders, the arrangement of tents at Monas, and guiding the leaders through the ceremony procedures.

What preparations have been made at Monas for the local leaders?

At Monas, tents have been set up for the local leaders to wait and receive final instructions before they proceed to the Istana Merdeka for the swearing-in. There are approximately 30 plots prepared for them.

What logistical challenges are expected during the event, and how will they be managed?

There are expected traffic congestions, particularly at two main entry and exit points at Monas, which will be managed by the Ministry of Transportation. Specific routes may be closed or redirected to avoid congestion for the public.

What is the role of the public during the event, and how will they be affected?

The public will be unable to access Monas during the event on February 19 and 20. However, once the ceremony is over on February 20, Monas will be reopened to the public as usual.

What is the importance of the Monas area in this ceremony?

Monas serves as the central location for the swearing-in preparations and will be the starting point for the local leaders before they head to the Istana Merdeka for the official ceremony.