Investigators in Indonesia raid the office of the country’s free meals agency, locking down the premises and restricting access for employees. Multiple reports say the raid follows the recent sacking of the agency’s head, Dadan Hindayana, by President Prabowo Subianto, with an official citing concerns related to governance and the quality of food provided by the agency. After the president’s decision, investigators move to the agency’s offices hours later, according to the reports, and bar staff from entering the workplace during the probe. The sources describe the raid as part of an investigation into issues surrounding the agency’s management and performance, but they do not provide further details on specific allegations or evidence found during the operation. The reports also note that the office is sealed or locked down during the investigations. The agency’s operations are not described in detail beyond the immediate restriction on employee access, and both accounts characterize the timing as closely linked to the dismissal of the agency chief.