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Archipelago 9 months ago
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Respiratory illness outbreak in Talang Mamak indigenous tribe begins to ease
Riau Health Agency acting head Heri Permana said laboratory analysis confirmed that the outbreak in Datai hamlet was caused by the Influenza A virus, one of the main types of flu that infects humans.
Archipelago 11 months ago
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Human Rights Ministry seeks solution amid controversy over Tesso Nilo eviction plan
In April, the government announced its intention to evict around 40,000 people residing in seven villages inside the national park, accusing them of building illegal settlements and cultivating palm oil plantations in protected forest areas.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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Authorities partially close Mt. Rinjani after two accidents involving foreign climbers
Safety on the 3,727-meter peak has come under intense scrutiny following the tragic death of Juliana De Souza Pereira Marins, a 27-year-old Brazilian hiker who fell into a 600-meter-deep ravine last month.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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Tourists urged to avoid automatic motorbikes when visiting Mt. Bromo
Probolinggo Transportation Agency Head Edy Suryanto said the advisory was issued following an evaluation by the Traffic and Land Transportation Forum (FLLAJ), which found that many traffic accidents on roads leading to Mount Bromo were caused by the use of automatic motorbikes on steep, hazardous terrain.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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Authorities deny closing Semeru National Park over illegal cannabis farms
In September of last year, the Lumajang Police discovered approximately 6,000 square meters of cannabis crops spread across 59 locations within the popular park and arrested six individuals from a nearby village in connection with the illicit activity.
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