Jakarta, Aug. 31 -- Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Abdul Mu'ti held a meeting at his ministry to discuss the possibility of implementing distance learning (PJJ) for schools located near areas affected by demonstrations.

"We are holding a discussion tonight at the ministry to review this matter," Abdul Mu'ti said in a statement after attending a Plenary Cabinet Meeting at the Presidential Palace on Sunday.

He explained that his ministry would announce the potential implementation of distance learning following the meeting on Sunday evening.

Meanwhile, the Jakarta Manpower, Transmigration, and Energy Services had previously issued Circular Letter Number e-0014/SE/2025 recommending that employees work from home (WFH).

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