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Archipelago 11 months ago
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Satellite images show IKN has very limited water area of only 0.51 percent
The future capital has a very limited water supply area, with only 0.51 percent of its total area considered high-water areas, 20.41 percent vegetation water areas and the remaining 79.08 non-water areas.
Politics 1 year ago
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Government reaffirms commitment to Nusantara project amid moratorium calls
State Secretary Prasetyo Hadi has dismissed growing concerns over President Prabowo Subianto’s commitment to the Nusantara capital city project, asserting that the President has no plans for a moratorium and remains fully committed to completing the relocation within three years.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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East Kalimantan man arrested for grooming, extorting Swedish teenager
According to the Head of the Cybercrime Subdirectorate at the East Kalimantan Police, Comr. Ariansyah, AMZ first came into contact with the victim last year through the popular online gaming platform Roblox.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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East Kutai orangutans struggle to survive amid massive habitat loss
He noted that some of the orangutans he encountered appeared skinny, with their fur thinning because of malnutrition. Other primates, he added, have adapted to the food scarcity by begging humans for food.
Regulations 1 year ago
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IKN Authority staff to start working from Nusantara in March
The government planned to have some civil servants start working from the future capital city starting this January, but the Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform Ministry issued a letter in early February to postpone the move indefinitely.
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