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Archipelago 10 months ago
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Medan Police arrest four suspects in robbery, arson of judge’s house
The main suspect was allegedly "offended" by judge Khamazaro Waruwu, then stole his jewelry and burned parts of his house. The judge's house caught fire after he demanded the Corruption Eradication Commission summon North Sumatra Governor Bobby Nasution.
Archipelago 10 months ago
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Police investigate fire at house of judge who called Bobby to trial
Justice Khamozaro Waruhu’s house, on Jl. Pasar II in the Taman Harapan Indah housing complex in Medan Selayang district, caught fire on Tuesday morning and police began their investigation on Wednesday.
Archipelago 11 months ago
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North Sumatra's poverty rate rises, defying national trend
Misfaruddin of the North Sumatra BPS explained that the increase in the poverty rate in the province has partly been driven by rising market prices of essential commodities commonly purchased and consumed by the public.
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