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Lombok-earthquake

National 7 years ago

Mataram councillor arrested for demanding share of post-disaster reconstruction funds

A team from the Mataram Prosecutors Office in West Nusa Tenggara arrested on Friday a Mataram councillor for allegedly demanding money from a local official who oversaw post-disaster reconstruction projects.

Opinion 7 years ago

After Lombok's earthquakes: Now phantom quakes?

Anyone caught up in the disaster may also experience the uncanny sensation of “phantom quakes”.

National 7 years ago

West Lombok declares health emergency for malaria

The West Lombok administration in West Nusa Tenggara has declared a health emergency following a surge in malaria cases after multiple powerful earthquakes rattled the region last month.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Havaianas collaborate with Indonesian artists to raise funds for Lombok

Brazilian footwear brand Havaianas is collaborating with four Indonesian artists to create a special collection for a charity auction designated for earthquake victims in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara.

News 7 years ago

Mount Rinjani hiking trails to be closed following Lombok earthquake

Severe earthquakes that affected Lombok in West Nusa Tenggara have led to a time-consuming recovery effort. The effects of the quake include landslides and fissures in Mount Rinjani National Park.

Opinion 7 years ago

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Who’s in charge of the story when disaster strikes?

Natural catastrophes do not always spell disaster for the tourist industry.

National 7 years ago

Quake debris cleanup in Lombok needs more excavators

The rehabilitation and reconstruction of buildings on Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, after a series of earthquakes in July and August has started, but with a lack of excavators, progress in debris cleanup is moving slower than expected.

Community 7 years ago

Quake survivors use salvaged materials to build better shelters, rebuild lives

A volunteer architect spent a week with earthquake survivors on Lombok Island, where he witnessed their creativity, resourcefulness and resilience in rebuilding their lives after the devastation.

Food 7 years ago

Why beef rendang is the right food to send to natural disaster victims

Rendang, once voted the best food in the world, is coming to the rescue for Lombok quake victims.

National 7 years ago

Australia deploys team to assess buildings on Lombok

The Australian government has deployed a team to assist the West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) administration in assessing damages and inspecting buildings, including public offices, following recent destructive earthquakes on Lombok Island.

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Mataram councillor arrested for demanding share of post-disaster reconstruction funds

After Lombok's earthquakes: Now phantom quakes?

West Lombok declares health emergency for malaria

Havaianas collaborate with Indonesian artists to raise funds for Lombok

Mount Rinjani hiking trails to be closed following Lombok earthquake

PREMIUM Who’s in charge of the story when disaster strikes?

Quake debris cleanup in Lombok needs more excavators

Quake survivors use salvaged materials to build better shelters, rebuild lives

Why beef rendang is the right food to send to natural disaster victims

Australia deploys team to assess buildings on Lombok

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Who’s in charge of the story when disaster strikes?