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Aceh still suffers from blackouts, evacuees lack clean water supplies
Archipelago 1 week ago

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Aceh still suffers from blackouts, evacuees lack clean water supplies

Difficult terrains make it more difficult for PT PLN workers to resume electritiy supply to several villages because they cannot reach those villeages due to collapsed roads and damaged bridges.
Underfunding threatens Asia’s cervical cancer elimination promise
Academia 3 weeks ago

Underfunding threatens Asia’s cervical cancer elimination promise

Without sufficient investment, many Asian nations risk perpetuating disparities in cervical cancer prevention and care, leaving women in low-resource settings at highest risk. 
Sustaining healthcare in a precarious world
Academia 6 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.
Police crack down on fuel fraud amid LPG scarcity
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Police crack down on fuel fraud amid LPG scarcity

The National Police have begun a sweeping operation to crack down on hoarders and fraudsters taking advantage of the sudden shortage in 3 kg canisters of subsidized LPG, triggered by a now-reversed government ban on retail sales.
Transforming Indonesia’s core values: Lessons from the gas pricing challenge
Academia 1 year ago

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Transforming Indonesia’s core values: Lessons from the gas pricing challenge

Domestic gas prices remain high due to the complexity of Indonesia’s energy market, a system trapped in feedback loops that policymakers continue to address with short-sighted measures.
Doctors: Political puppets in the local vs. foreign battle
Academia 1 year ago

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Doctors: Political puppets in the local vs. foreign battle

It's rare for new doctors to move to places that don't offer a comparable quality of life, especially those who have furthered their education to become specialist doctors.
Doctors know no borders
Editorial 1 year ago

Doctors know no borders

The ministry argued the foreign doctors may help solve the shortage of health professionals facing Indonesian hospitals.
How the Army contributes to addressing water scarcity
Academia 1 year ago

How the Army contributes to addressing water scarcity

Through the innovative use of hydram pump technology and extensive collaboration, the Army continues to combat water scarcity in Indonesia.
Rice prices begin to fall as KPPU probes cartel practice among traders
Markets 1 year ago

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Rice prices begin to fall as KPPU probes cartel practice among traders

The Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) has formed a special team to investigate the surge in rice prices, including looking for evidence of potential cartel behavior among rice traders.
Stability during vote count
Perspectives 2 years ago

Stability during vote count

The shortages prove something has gone wrong with the Bulog distribution system and the government must mend it as soon as possible.
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