Indonesia is ramping up security ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Prabowo Subianto and Vice President-elect Gibran Rakabuming Raka on October 20, with approximately 100,000 personnel deployed across Jakarta. This includes a mix of military, police, and civil service units, focused on safeguarding the Parliament Complex and key routes. The Indonesian Air Force is also contributing by deploying four F-16 jets for air security. Authorities anticipate the attendance of 36 foreign heads of state, emphasizing the event's significance for the nation's democracy. Security measures will remain in place until October 23, with contingencies for potential public protests as citizens gather to welcome the new president. Jakarta police recommend alternative routes for road users to avoid congestion during the inauguration.