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Business 6 years ago
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Concerns about political unrest drive Q1 insurance growth
Anxiety over possible damages caused by political unrest surrounding the 2019 election has contributed to an increase in insurance premium collection in the first quarter of 2019, according to the Association of General Insurance (AAUI).
National 7 years ago
East Lombok Ahmadiyah followers still seeking refuge at police HQ
Twenty-three Ahmadiyah followers, mostly women and children, have continued to seek refuge at the East Lombok Police station, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB), following their evacuation to the police office on the weekend.
National 7 years ago
Prison overcrowding serves in favor of IS militants
According to the National Police, the prison riot that killed five officers and led to a more than 30-hour standoff between terror inmates and security forces at a detention center located in the Mobile Brigade headquarters (Mako Brimob) in Depok, West Java, was triggered by a “trivial matter”.
World 8 years ago
Clashes kill 32 in India as court convicts guru of rape
At least 32 people were killed Friday when clashes broke out in northern India after a court convicted a controversial religious leader of raping two of his followers, sparking fury among tens of thousands of supporters who had gathered for the verdict.
National 8 years ago
77 recaptured inmates redistributed after 'accidental' escape
A total of 77 recaptured inmates who had occupied an overcrowded prison in Jambi are being redistributed to other prisons in the city and in the South Sumatran capital of Palembang, after they escaped when a prison wall collapsed from a flood on June 14.
