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Govt launches one stop service pilot for TB testing at puskesmas

In 2024, the Health Ministry detected around 885,000 TB cases, or only around 80 percent of the estimated 1.1 million cases.

5 hours ago
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Lake Toba Indigenous groups march to demand closure of pulp giant TPL

According to the Association for the Study and Development of Community Initiatives (KSPPM), 23 Indigenous communities across five districts surrounding Lake Toba are currently locked in disputes with TPL which is owned by Hong Kong-based investment firm Allied Hill. ...

22 hours ago
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Measles outbreaks kill one in Pekanbaru, 20 in Sumenep

Parents should not take measles for granted because it is very contagious and has already killed children in Pekanbaru, Riau and Sumenep regency, East Java. ...

1 day ago

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Flooding hits Semarang, disrupting traffic, trains

The city of Semarang in Central Java has been inundated following torrential rain on Wednesday and Thursday.

1 year ago
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BMKG blames Northern Java's widespread flooding on land subsidence

BMKG chair Dwikorita Karnawati said in a press briefing on Thursday that cities worst affected by flooding in the northern part of Central Java like Pekalongan, Semarang and Demak, also experienced severe cases of land subsidence.

1 year ago
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BMKG expects Indonesia's dry season to be less severe this year

Last year's dry season was the most severe since 2019 due to an El Nino weather phenomenon that lasted longer than usual, bringing a drought that hurt crops and exacerbated forest fires. 

1 year ago
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Fishing vessel sinks in Banda Sea, three crew still missing

Three crew members are missing after fishing vessel KM Sweet sank en route to Ambon city from Banda Neira Island. Five others were rescued on Wednesday.

1 year ago
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Rangers hunt endangered Sumatran tigers after deadly attacks

Four people were attacked while farming inside the protected reserves of a national park in Lampung Province in recent weeks and officials vowed to capture the big cats responsible.

1 year ago
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Floods hit Central Java, East Java as extreme weather persists

At least two people have died and hundreds have been displaced by severe flooding in several regions of Central Java and East Java, in the latest string of hydrometeorological disasters triggered by extreme weather.

1 year ago
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Man found dead on Bali’s Mount Agung

The body of a 60-year-old man was evacuated from a trail on Mount Agung after it was found on Tuesday.

1 year ago
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Australian tourist killed in Bali landslide

Large areas of Indonesia are prone to flooding and landslides during the wet season which starts around November.

1 year ago
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Govt harvests corn in Kalimantan food estate

The Defense Ministry reported that it has successfully harvested corn from nine hectares of food estate in Central Kalimantan.

1 year ago
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N. Sumatra health agency chief arrested in COVID graft case

The North Sumatra High Prosecutor's Office alleges the corruption has caused Rp 24 billion (US$1.54 million) in state losses.

1 year ago
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BPJS Ketenagakerjaan calls on oil palm companies to improve labor protection

The Pontianak Workers Social Security Agency (BPJS Ketenagakerjaan) advised oil palm companies to create a better labor protection system for their workers as social security coverage in the sector remains low.

1 year ago
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Gibran mulls adopting UK's downstream policy in Indonesia

Surakarta Mayor Gibran Rakabuming Raka expresses optimism in adopting the United Kingdom’s downstreaming practices in Indonesia, enhancing local innovation and high-value production.

1 year ago
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Rice fields in West Java suffer crop failure after flood and landslide

West Java reported that 874 hectares of rice fields suffered from crop failure due to extreme weather, which resulted in landslides, droughts and floods in the latest planting season.

1 year ago
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Flooding inundates Semarang's Old Town, railway station

In the Old Town, which is home to many colonial-era buildings, flooding to a depth of 50 centimeters has prevented motorists from traversing the area.

1 year ago
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11 fishermen survive days in sea after boat capsizes, 22 missing

The boat with at least 35 crew capsized on Saturday in waters off the remote Selayar Islands in South Sulawesi Province before the 11 were found stranded on two separate atolls after days floating in the sea.

1 year ago
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Authorities recover black box, ends Smart Aviation SAR mission

The SAR operation for the Smart Aviation plane that crashed in North Kalimantan last Friday concluded on Monday, after rescue personnel successfully recovered the aircraft's black box and emergency location transmitter (ELT).

1 year ago
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Search on for missing boat crew after 11 found alive at Sulawesi sea

The boat with 37 crew went down on Saturday near Selayar Island off South Sulawesi province, according to the search and rescue agency, with 11 survivors in life jackets spotted by fishermen only on Tuesday. Two other crew were found dead. 

1 year ago
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Batam authorities deport Japanese Interpol fugitive

Batam authorities deported on Tuesday Yusuke Yamazaki, a Japanese national on the Interpol Blue Notice, following his arrest in January in the Riau Islands.

1 year ago
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Lion Air flight diverted to Kualanamu after Sri Lankan airspace closed

A Lion Air plane flying from Surabaya to Jeddah was diverted to Kualanamu International Airport in Deli Serdang, North Sumatra, on Monday, after the airspace over Sri Lanka was temporarily closed. 

1 year ago
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Search continues for Taiwanese man after boat capsized

Up to 100 people including divers were deployed on a search and rescue operation to find a Taiwanese national who went missing after a boat capsized in waters off Jakarta.

1 year ago
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Death toll from West Sumatra landslides, floods rises to 30

BNPB chief Suharyanto says landslides and flooding in West Sumatra had claimed a total of 30 lives as of Monday.

1 year ago
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Death toll rises from West Sumatra landslides, flooding

Rescue operations are continuing for several people still missing as a result of flooding and landslides in West Sumatra, while the National Disaster Mitigation Agency reported that the death toll had risen to 26 as of Monday.

1 year ago
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Death toll from West Sumatra floods, landslides rises to 26

Torrential rains on Thursday triggered the disaster in West Sumatra province, where rivers overflowed and landslides swallowed homes. 

1 year ago
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West Sumatra floods, landslides kill 21

Torrential rains on Thursday triggered the disaster in Pesisir Selatan regency in the West Sumatra province, with more than 75,000 people forced to evacuate.

1 year ago
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18 dead, 5 missing after Indonesia floods, landslide

Torrential rains triggered the floods and landslide that hit Pesisir Selatan regency, West Sumatra, forcing around 46,000 people to evacuate to temporary shelters.

1 year ago
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Prabowo joins Jokowi on trip to East Java

A statement from the Presidential Palace said that Prabowo joined the President in a flight on the presidential aircraft, which left the Halim Perdanakusumah Military Air Base in East Jakarta on Friday morning.

1 year ago
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Five soldiers named suspects in Jayawijaya police station attack

While there were no casualties in the incident, several windows at the police station were broken by stones. 

1 year ago
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Surakarta king says no discussion yet on plan to succeed Gibran as mayor

The 26-year-old leader of the Mangkunegaran court made the statement in response to speculation that Gibran had given his blessing for the young king to run as mayor in the upcoming regional election.

1 year ago
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Health agencies record increase in dengue cases

Health agencies in some regions have been recording an increase in cases of dengue fever and deaths caused by it in the past month, and are warning residents to be alert regarding the mosquito-borne disease.

1 year ago
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Bali continues Rp 300 million funding program for customary villages

Bali continues its policy of granting Rp 300 million to each customary village in 2024, aiming to preserve and promote the Balinese culture through various programs.

1 year ago
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