Jakarta closes hotel targeted by Islamists for alleged viceJAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia s capital has shut a hotel and spa complex for alleged vice, city officials said on Monday, after Islamist groups in the Muslim-majority country had urged Jakarta s governor to act on a campaign pledge to shut the premises.       The Alexis Hotel, whose website describes it as a  dreamland for men , became embroiled in the city s recent election when the new governor, Anies Baswedan, promised in a televised debate to shut it and accused his predecessor of only acting against more downmarket venues offering vice and drugs. Edy Junaedi, head of the Jakarta Capital Investment and One-stop Integrated Services (PTSP) agency, confirmed by telephone on Monday that the hotel s permit had not been renewed.  In a letter, the city government said it had decided not to extend the permit after  information circulating in media about forbidden activities , adding that it was required to prevent any immoral and illegal activities. Islamist groups had previously sent a letter to authorities demanding the hotel be closed, but later called off a proposed protest rally outside the venue for security and technical reasons, state news agency Antara said.  The hotel did not immediately respond to a request for comment and its owner could not be reached.  Media quoted Baswedan as saying the city would take firm action against any businesses conducting  immoral practices .  The governor faced criticism after winning April s Jakarta election with the support of Islamist groups who had agitated for months against his opponent and former governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama - an ethnic Chinese Christian - whom they accused of blasphemy against Islam. Purnama demolished Jakarta s sprawling Kalijodo red-light district in 2016 as part of a nationwide crackdown on prostitution and also closed a number of notorious Jakarta nightclubs over drug use.   Though illegal in Indonesia, prostitution is rampant in most  cities, and the decision to close the Alexis comes as groups like the hardline Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), which has a history of raiding nightclubs and bars, want Baswedan to impose a more  Islamic lifestyle  on the city of more than 10 million. Novel Bamukmin, head of FPI s Jakarta chapter, has said the group would  push  Baswedan s administration to gradually close down bars and clubs in a city known for a freewheeling nightlife because  It s immoral and...not Islamic culture . Sandiaga Uno, Baswedan s deputy, has said the administration would consider setting up  sharia-inspired  or sharia-compliant entertainment spots similar to those in Abu Dhabi or Dubai. (This story has been refiled to correct year in ninth paragraph to 2016, not 2006) worldnews
jakarta closes hotel targeted islamists alleged vicejakarta reuters indonesia capital shut hotel spa complex alleged vice city officials said monday islamic groups country urged jakarta governor act campaign pledge shut premises the alexis hotel whose website describes dreamland men became embroiled city recent election new governor anie baseman promised televised debate shut accused predecessor acting downmarket venues offering vice drugs edy junaedi head jakarta capital investment integrated services pts agency confirmed telephone monday hotel permit renewed in letter city government said decided extend permit information circulating media forbidden activities adding required prevent immoral illegal activities islamic groups previously sent letter authorities demanding hotel closed later called proposed protest rally outside venue security technical reasons state news agency ntara said the hotel immediately respond request comment owner could reached media quoted baseman saying city would take firm action businesses conducting immoral practices the governor faced criticism winning april jakarta election support islamic groups agitated months opponent former governor baki tjahaja surname ethnic chinese christian accused blasphemy islam surname demolished jakarta sprawling kalijodo district part nationwide crackdown prostitution also closed number notorious jakarta nightclubs drug use though illegal indonesia prostitution rampant cities decision close alexis comes groups like hardline islamic defenders front fi history raiding nightclubs bars want baseman impose islamic lifestyle city million novel bamukmin head fi jakarta chapter said group would push baseman administration gradually close bars clubs city known freewheeling nightlife it immoral islamic culture santiago uno baseman deputy said administration would consider setting entertainment spots similar abu dhabi dubai this story refined correct year ninth paragraph worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Jakarta closes hotel targeted by Islamists for alleged viceJAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia s capital has shut a hotel and spa complex for alleged vice, city officials said on Monday, after Islamist groups in the Muslim-majority country had urged Jakarta s governor to act on a campaign pledge to shut the premises.       The Alexis Hotel, whose website describes it as a  dreamland for men , became embroiled in the city s recent election when the new governor, Anies Baswedan, promised in a televised debate to shut it and accused his predecessor of only acting against more downmarket venues offering vice and drugs. Edy Junaedi, head of the Jakarta Capital Investment and One-stop Integrated Services (PTSP) agency, confirmed by telephone on Monday that the hotel s permit had not been renewed.  In a letter, the city government said it had decided not to extend the permit after  information circulating in media about forbidden activities , adding that it was required to prevent any immoral and illegal activities. Islamist groups had previously sent a letter to authorities demanding the hotel be closed, but later called off a proposed protest rally outside the venue for security and technical reasons, state news agency Antara said.  The hotel did not immediately respond to a request for comment and its owner could not be reached.  Media quoted Baswedan as saying the city would take firm action against any businesses conducting  immoral practices .  The governor faced criticism after winning April s Jakarta election with the support of Islamist groups who had agitated for months against his opponent and former governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama - an ethnic Chinese Christian - whom they accused of blasphemy against Islam. Purnama demolished Jakarta s sprawling Kalijodo red-light district in 2016 as part of a nationwide crackdown on prostitution and also closed a number of notorious Jakarta nightclubs over drug use.   Though illegal in Indonesia, prostitution is rampant in most  cities, and the decision to close the Alexis comes as groups like the hardline Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), which has a history of raiding nightclubs and bars, want Baswedan to impose a more  Islamic lifestyle  on the city of more than 10 million. Novel Bamukmin, head of FPI s Jakarta chapter, has said the group would  push  Baswedan s administration to gradually close down bars and clubs in a city known for a freewheeling nightlife because  It s immoral and...not Islamic culture . Sandiaga Uno, Baswedan s deputy, has said the administration would consider setting up  sharia-inspired  or sharia-compliant entertainment spots similar to those in Abu Dhabi or Dubai. (This story has been refiled to correct year in ninth paragraph to 2016, not 2006) worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: jakarta closes hotel targeted islamists alleged vicejakarta reuters indonesia capital shut hotel spa complex alleged vice city officials said monday islamic groups country urged jakarta governor act campaign pledge shut premises the alexis hotel whose website describes dreamland men became embroiled city recent election new governor anie baseman promised televised debate shut accused predecessor acting downmarket venues offering vice drugs edy junaedi head jakarta capital investment integrated services pts agency confirmed telephone monday hotel permit renewed in letter city government said decided extend permit information circulating media forbidden activities adding required prevent immoral illegal activities islamic groups previously sent letter authorities demanding hotel closed later called proposed protest rally outside venue security technical reasons state news agency ntara said the hotel immediately respond request comment owner could reached media quoted baseman saying city would take firm action businesses conducting immoral practices the governor faced criticism winning april jakarta election support islamic groups agitated months opponent former governor baki tjahaja surname ethnic chinese christian accused blasphemy islam surname demolished jakarta sprawling kalijodo district part nationwide crackdown prostitution also closed number notorious jakarta nightclubs drug use though illegal indonesia prostitution rampant cities decision close alexis comes groups like hardline islamic defenders front fi history raiding nightclubs bars want baseman impose islamic lifestyle city million novel bamukmin head fi jakarta chapter said group would push baseman administration gradually close bars clubs city known freewheeling nightlife it immoral islamic culture santiago uno baseman deputy said administration would consider setting entertainment spots similar abu dhabi dubai this story refined correct year ninth paragraph worldnews