Indonesia enhances security before presidential election

Indonesia enhances security before presidential election

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian security corps guard central Jakarta on Oct. 19 as security efforts are stepped up before the Oct. 20 vote for president of the world's fourth most populous nation.

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