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National 6 years ago
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Residents’ participation vital in Jambi peatland restoration: BRG
The Peatland Restoration Agency (BRG) has called on the public to support its efforts to restore peatland areas in the province of Jambi, where land clearing and fires cause trillions of rupiah in environmental damage and impact people’s livelihoods.
National 6 years ago
Riau Police arrest members of crime ring implicated in tiger organ trade
According to the police’s investigation, a single tiger hide could sell for between Rp 30 million and Rp 80 million, while tiger bones could sell for Rp 2 million per kilogram and fangs for Rp 500,000 to Rp 1 million each.
Sports 6 years ago
Cyclists, gear up: Indonesia's Tour de Singkarak returns in September
The race, which aims to promote the province's majestic landscape apart from the sport, is set to pass through at least 19 regencies and five cities, including Padang, Bukittinggi, Solok, Payakumbuh and Tanah Datar.
National 6 years ago
Authorities tighten watch on Chinese workers in Indonesia's regions amid coronavirus fears
Amid the expanding coronavirus outbreak, authorities in Indonesia have been increasing monitoring of Chinese workers, especially those who recently arrived in the archipelago from mainland China, where the fast-spreading virus has killed at least 170 since it first emerged in the city of Wuhan, Hubei province.
National 6 years ago
As number of coronavirus infections grow globally, Indonesia claims zero cases so far
The new strain of coronavirus has killed 107 people in China and infected almost 4,500 people globally, including in Indonesia's neighboring countries, but as of Tuesday, the archipelago still had no confirmed cases.
