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Environment Minister Balthasar Kambuaya (left)and the Czech Republicâs Environment, Minister Tomas Chalupa, (right) visit the Ciliwung River in Jakarta to observe water management and river revitalization efforts on Wednesday
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Dark side of the moon: Environment Minister Balthasar Kambuaya (left)and the Czech Republicâs Environment, Minister Tomas Chalupa, (right) visit the Ciliwung River in Jakarta to observe water management and river revitalization efforts on Wednesday. The activity was part of Chalupaâs six-day visit to strengthen relations between Indonesia and the Czech Republic, especially in terms of environment management.(JP/Jerry Adiguna) (left)and the Czech Republicâs Environment, Minister Tomas Chalupa, (right) visit the Ciliwung River in Jakarta to observe water management and river revitalization efforts on Wednesday. The activity was part of Chalupaâs six-day visit to strengthen relations between Indonesia and the Czech Republic, especially in terms of environment management.(JP/Jerry Adiguna)
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span class="caption">Environment Minister Balthasar Kambuaya (left)and the Czech Republic's Environment, Minister Tomas Chalupa, (right) visit the Ciliwung River in Jakarta to observe water management and river revitalization efforts on Wednesday. The activity was part of Chalupa's six-day visit to strengthen relations between Indonesia and the Czech Republic, especially in terms of environment management.(JP/Jerry Adiguna)
