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Society 4 months ago
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Malaria hits record high in Indonesia as elimination challenges persist
Geographical conditions of malaria hotspots, climate-induced extreme weather, people migrations and limited funding are among obstacles to health authorities’ effort to achieve national target of disease elimination by 2030.
Society 8 months ago
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World’s ‘oldest’ rock art discovered in Southeast Sulawesi
The latest rock art found on Muna Island in Southeast Sulawesi, a faded hand stencil made out of ocher that may be made at least 67,800 years ago, might provide more clues for archaeologists about how ancient human migrated through Sulawesi to Australia.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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Newcomers required to have job, housing in Jakarta, official says
Every year during the Idul Fitri holiday, millions of Jakarta’s residents travel by land, sea and air to return to their hometowns. Many bring gifts from their work in the city, which often encourages thousands of relatives to follow them back in search of a better life in Jakarta, further exacerbating the overpopulation issue.
Asia & Pacific 1 year ago
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UN slashes support for Rohingya refugees in Indonesia due to Trump cuts
In the letter, dated February 28, the International Organization for Migration said it would be unable to provide healthcare and cash assistance to 925 Rohingya refugees sheltering in Pekanbaru, Riau from March 5, "due to resource constraints". Some help would continue for the most vulnerable people, it said.
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago
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Australia raises Indonesia more scholarships amid int’l student curbs
A new scholarship cooperation between Indonesia's LPDP and Australia's AAS has added 50 extra spots for Indonesian students, even as Canberra makes moves to curb the international student population amid rising political heat on immigration.
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