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Companies 3 months ago

MR.D.I.Y. Indonesia and Rekosistem quintuple store coverage of Recycle Dropbox program

As part of ongoing efforts to increase public awareness of environmental responsibility, particularly in household waste management, PT Daya Intiguna Yasa (“MDIY” or “MR.D.I.Y. Indonesia”) is expanding its Recycle Dropbox program to 52 stores across Greater Jakarta, Serang and Bandung.

Academia 7 months ago

Sustaining healthcare in a precarious world

It is likely that the shortage of healthcare personnel will continue and deteriorate, with some exiting their profession to look for other opportunities.

Editorial 9 months ago

Risky insurance reform

The primary motive behind the regulation is to ensure the financial sustainability of health insurers, who are struggling with rising claims amid soaring medical cost.

Editorial 11 months ago

What’s with the attitude, cop?

The problem is that the police’s generally hostile attitude toward journalists may have come directly from the top leadership.

Academia 1 year ago

TB control needs more money and energy

Not only do malaria and HIV receive far more resources from the Global Fund than tuberculosis, they also get much more global publicity and media coverage.

Jakarta 1 year ago

PAM Jaya to accelerate clean water pipe development

PAM Jaya is speeding up pipeline infrastructure projects to ensure clean water access for all Jakartans, with a goal of 100 percent coverage by 2030.

Academia 1 year ago

Chronic respiratory disease deserves global attention

Countries worldwide are increasingly recognizing the burden of COPD and incorporating it into their national health priorities.

Editorial 2 years ago

Raising the alarm for BPJS

In a desperate attempt to control its worsening deficit, BPJS Kesehatan made several attempts to remove drugs for cancer.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
When FIFA World Cup competes with Yosua’s murder trial

In the wake of growing public distrust in the law enforcers and judges due to the alleged judiciary mafia practices, it would be too long to wait for the panel of judges to deliver their verdict on Yosua’s murder case.

Editorial 3 years ago

Horror in court

There are legitimate reasons to allow live coverage, including to ensure transparency. But the negative impacts can be much more devastating. This is why court hearings of sexual violence cases or those involving minors are held behind closed doors.

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