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DBS Indonesia donates test kits, food assistance worth Rp 26 billion
Business 5 years ago

DBS Indonesia donates test kits, food assistance worth Rp 26 billion

Indonesia, the second-hardest-hit country in Southeast Asia, has not done enough testing, with only about 8.3 tests per confirmed case as of May 14
Challenges loom to maintain staple food supply until Idul Fitri: Economists
Business 5 years ago

Challenges loom to maintain staple food supply until Idul Fitri: Economists

Agriculture Ministry data indicate that there is a large enough supply of basic commodities until Ramadan and even a surplus of them, despite concerns over supply disruption.
Gojek to import masks, distribute staple goods to help drivers endure pandemic
Business 5 years ago

Gojek to import masks, distribute staple goods to help drivers endure pandemic

Gojek will distribute the imported masks to its motorbike drivers and the country's healthcare providers.
Sorghum returns to Flores
Food 6 years ago

Sorghum returns to Flores

A movement to bring back sorghum as a staple food slowly but surely bore fruit in Flores, East Nusa Tenggara.
Ombudsman tells policymakers to keep eye on staple imports
Business 7 years ago

Ombudsman tells policymakers to keep eye on staple imports

The Indonesian Ombudsman has urged the government to maintain a strict policy on the import of rice, corn, sugar and salt -- four staple commodities, whose imports often spark controversy -- ahead of the presidential and legislative elections in April.
Churches celebrate World Food Day by cooking less popular staple foods
City 7 years ago

Churches celebrate World Food Day by cooking less popular staple foods

Bogor Bishop Mgr. Paskalis Bruno Syukur has called on the government to protect farmers' interests.
The politics of rice
Editorial 7 years ago

The politics of rice

It is the main food for the poor among 260 million Indonesians and in several other Southeast Asian countries.
Minister calls on regions to help control inflation
Business 7 years ago

Minister calls on regions to help control inflation

Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita has called on regional administrations to coordinate with relevant government institutions to control staple food prices in curbing inflation.
Police probe Jakarta officials on fatal Monas incident
City 7 years ago

Police probe Jakarta officials on fatal Monas incident

The Jakarta Police have begun questioning officials from the Jakarta administration over a social event in the National Monument (Monas) compound last month where two boys died.
Jakarta refuses to take blame for chaotic Monas event
City 7 years ago

Jakarta refuses to take blame for chaotic Monas event

What was supposed to be a joyous social event at the National Monument (Monas) in Central Jakarta on Saturday, turned chaotic after hundreds of thousands of residents from Jakarta and its surrounding areas began jostling for free staple food packages.
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