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Archipelago 1 year ago
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Evacuated Javan leopard still awaiting release into the wild
It remained motionless in the corner of its cage while animal caretakers entered its enclosure and it did not hiss, bare its fangs or growl. Additionally, the predator did not pounce on or attack live prey provided by the caretakers, including chickens and goats.
Politics 1 year ago
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No evidence of graft in Tangerang sea barrier case: Bareskrim
The Bareskrim says no evidence has been found to indicate that the illegal structure has incurred losses to the state, but that the National Police’s new antigraft corps is looking into possible corruption involving two Kohod village officials who are embroiled in a separate case of document fraud.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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West Java school trips ban sparks economic concerns
Restricting schools from going on field trips may impact businesses in West Java and other regions often picked as destinations for such trips, according to a representative from the tour and travel agencies association.
Companies 1 year ago
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Suppliers for Nike, other brands axe 3,500 Tangerang workers
Following last year's massive layoffs in the textile industry, at least two Tangerang-based manufacturers of foreign footwear brands have laid off 3,500 workers due to a decline in orders, a local manpower official has said, with more due to be axed next year.
Politics 1 year ago
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Villages minister in hot water over regional election meddling
The Constitutional Court found Villages and Regional Development Minister Yandri Susanto guilty of abusing his ministerial authority to help his wife win a regental poll in Banten during the 2024 simultaneous regional elections.
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