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The Indonesian Obstetrician and Gynecology Society (POGI) chairman Budi Wiweko (left) talks about the importance of improving Indonesian women's health on Thursday, next to Women's Empowerment and Children Protection Ministry special staff Siti Nia Nurhasanah Sjarifudin (center) and the moderator, in Jakarta. POGI launched the Save Indonesian Women (SPRIN) movement to help increase health services for women and reduce Indonesia's maternal mortality ratio.
The Indonesian Obstetrician and Gynecology Society (POGI) chairman Budi Wiweko (left) talks about the importance of improving Indonesian women's health on Thursday, next to Women's Empowerment and Children Protection Ministry special staff Siti Nia Nurhasanah Sjarifudin (center) and the moderator, in Jakarta. POGI launched the Save Indonesian Women (SPRIN) movement to help increase health services for women and reduce Indonesia's maternal mortality ratio. `
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POGI launches SPRIN movement to improve women’s health

Indonesian women still face four health problems of high maternal mortality ratio, varied quality continuity of health service, regional gaps and limited access to health service, and uneven literacy and public trust.

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Buried around 28 meters below Jakarta’s busiest corridors, the country’s deepest multi-level tunnel is expected to open by end of 2029 and restore much-needed connectivity to historical Kota Tua’s museums and colonial landmarks.

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NU executive board sees shake-up amid rift

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Academic colonialism concerns haunt rare rafflesia sighting

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Women with HIV face persistent, layered discrimination

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POGI launches SPRIN movement to improve women’s health

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Death toll from Sumatra floods rises to 442

The death toll surged 435 on Sunday, up from 303 on Saturday, official data uploaded on a government website showed, as officials compiled reports of casualties and damage pouring in from the western island of Sumatra, where three provinces had been devastated by landslides and floods after the rains.

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Sumatra flood death toll climbs to 303 amid cyclone devastation: BNPB

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