Flastraad

Flastraad City Kota Flastraad
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Location of Flastraad was in Central Indokistan
City	Central Indokistan
Established	22 January 2011
Government
• Mayor	Saifi Isa (last)
Population  (2011)
• Total	7
Demonym	Indokistani
Time zone	UTC+7 (WIB)

City of Flastraad (Indonesian: Kota Flastraad) was a city located in Central Indokistan. It was established after Jumstraad in January 2011 after the January Revolution, thus considered by its inhabitants as the "second city of Indokistan". It was the region's community centre, since a city square and a swimming pool was located there. The city also once proposed to be the host of several foreign embassies, but it was later cancelled.

History

The name meaning of this city refers to its flatness, thus "flas" from "flat" in "Flastraad". Despite of existing several metres of height differences on its south and north point, citizens pointed that this city was flatter than Jumstraad and Trastraad, which both had more than 10 metres differences on its tip point.

Flastraad became the first city inside Indokistan to experienced actual security threat prior to Indokistan - Ntolian War. Several unidentified groups contaminated water supply of Flastraad, which only able to be recovered after several days. The city also hosts the first National Music and Arts Festival in June 2011, where Indokistani artists held several exhibitions and musicians performed, alongside their Indonesian compatriots.

Notable Places

• Flastraad Square - Small square frequently used as a football field, comparably smaller than another one in Trastraad. A football competition called "Copa Indokistan" was held there in January 2012.
• Flastraad Hall - A three-storey building hosting a large conference hall, beside of office spaces. The place hosts Indokistan Music and Arts Festival in June 2011 and several school graduation ceremonies. The building was proposed to be used as foreign embassies, but later cancelled.