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National 4 years ago
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Juliari gets 12 years' imprisonment for COVID-19 aid bribery
Antigraft activists say that the former minister should have received a heavier sentence, given the severity of his crime, and criticized the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) for not pursuing a harsher punishment in the case.
National 4 years ago
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Indonesia extends, accelerates social aid amid latest COVID-19 restrictions
The government is being flexible in allocating the state budget for social aid programs, aimed at the low- and middle-income families affected by the latest COVID-19 restrictions in Indonesia, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has said.
National 4 years ago
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Soup kitchens spring up across Java amid latest COVID-19 restrictions
From public kitchens to restaurants, communities and volunteers cook meals for healthcare workers, volunteers as well as COVID-19 patients in hospitals, isolation centers and self-isolation to ensure food security during the latest COVID-19 restrictions in Java and Bali.
National 4 years ago
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Ex-minister Juliari stands trial in COVID-19 food aid bribery case
Prosecutors from the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) accused former social affairs minister Juliari Batubara of accepting bribes up to Rp 32.48 billion (US$2.23 million) from contractors supplying COVID-19 food aid packages to people in need, in the first hearing of his trial on Wednesday.
Business 4 years ago
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Coronavirus stimulus should target ‘new poor’ in tourism, transportation sectors: World Bank
Although Indonesia’s support last year provided a meaningful boost amid the pandemic-induced downturn, the government is expected to channel support to the workers in the worst-hit industries.
