Saturday, May 25 2013, 02:23 AM

Jakarta

Hospitals complain rates paid in healthcare scheme too low

Private hospitals taking part in the city’s healthcare program Jakarta Health Card (KJS), have complained about unfavorable rates for medical…

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  • Weekly 5: Savouring historical moments

    Jakarta keeps its history alive in many old buildings that are now being reused and preserved as restaurants and cafes. In these places, visitors can enjoy the atmosphere, taste and…

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  • New tariff benefits commuters, says KCJ

    Jakarta electric train operator PT KAI Commuter Jabodetabek (KCJ) announced on Thursday the fares for a new distance-based scheme, saying that most prices have decreased and are more equitable for…

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  • 43 flights delayed as check-in system malfunctions

    A check-in system at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Tanggerang, Banten, malfunctioned on Friday morning, delaying up to 43 flights.

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  • Reclining Buddha

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    Workers clean a giant reclining Buddha statue at Budha Darma Temple in Tajurhalang, Bogor, West Java, on Thursday. The work is in preparation for the commemoration of Buddha's Day of…

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  • Drowsiness can’t wait

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    Relatives of patients mill around an alleyway leading to the emergency unit of Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital in Jakarta on Thursday. The referral hospital is improving facilities to accommodate the ever…

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  • 3 arrested in Rp 4 billion drug bust

    The police have arrested three men and confiscated 2,900 ecstasy pills and 500 grams of crystal methamphetamine in a series of raids.

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  • Prosecutors puzzled by acquittal of Brazilian drug suspect

    Prosecutors have been puzzled by a recent verdict at the Tangerang District Court that saw a Brazilian citizen acquitted of all charges relating to the possession of 990 grams of…

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  • Bye-bye 'bajaj'

    A worker cuts a bajaj (a three-wheeled taxi) into pieces to dump in pond in Pos Pengumben, West Jakarta, on Wednesday. At least 150 orange-colored bajaj were destroyed and replaced…

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  • Traffic control unit still not running at full tilt

    With a shoestring budget, the Jakarta Transportation Agency is developing a fully-automated intelligent traffic system (ITS) that is as sophisticated as those used in developed countries, allowing them to control…

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  • Clinics need to learn more about mental disorder problem

    To help reduce the number of mental health cases in the city, doctors at community health clinics (Puskesmas) need to learn psychological symptoms, says psychiatrist Hervita Diatri from the University…

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