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Sorong

Science & Tech 6 years ago

Jakarta’s mobile broadband speeds lag behind Sorong, Ambon, study finds

Jakarta is once again lagging behind several major cities across the country in terms of mobile broadband speed, according to the latest report commissioned by a mobile analytics company, OpenSignal.

News 6 years ago

Wings Air connects Nabire and Sorong

The flights are operated by the carrier's new turboprop aircraft, ATR 72-500 or ATR 72-600, which can accommodate 72 economy passengers.

National 6 years ago

One reportedly dead, another injured after youth brawl breaks out in Sorong

The incident began after groups of teenagers playing with carbide cannons started a brawl, according to the police.

National 6 years ago

Police name 51 suspects, mostly protestors, after rallies, riots

Eight of the suspects were arrested in Greater Jakarta for alleged treason.

National 6 years ago

Four Australian citizens deported for being in Papua protests

Immigration officials are deporting four Australian citizens on Monday for allegedly participating in pro-independence protests in Sorong, West Papua.

National 6 years ago

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Jakarta scrambles to bring order to Papua

The Indonesian Military (TNI) and the National Police have deployed additional forces to Papua and West Papua in an attempt to restore order amid the ongoing protests and rioting in the region.

National 6 years ago

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Violence in Sorong, more protests in Papua as anger over racism spreads

“Today’s rally is bigger than yesterday's. Gunshots are everywhere,” a Catholic priest said in Sorong on Tuesday.

National 7 years ago

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How Moi Kelim tribe saves millions of dollars by preserving forests in West Papua

According to a study conducted by Padjajaran University, the villagers’ use and conservation of its traditional forest and coastal regions is valued value at Rp 156 billion (US$11.2 million).