Jakarta, Aug. 31 -- Conditions in several parts of Jakarta have begun to return to normal following riots in recent days that damaged infrastructure and buildings.

On Sunday morning, residents crowded Jalan Jenderal Sudirman, one of the capital's main thoroughfares, to take part in Car-Free Day (CFD). People were seen walking, jogging, cycling, and even having breakfast at street vendors near the iconic Simpang Semanggi cloverleaf interchange.

However, traffic on Jalan Gatot Subroto had yet to fully recover due to the continued closure of the Inner City Toll Road. A section of the road in front of the Parliament Complex also remained closed.

In the area, workers cleared debris left from the protests, while Indonesian National Armed For...