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Society 4 months ago
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BPOM yet to test free meals over budget limits
The Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) admitted that it has yet to test food samples from the government’s free nutritious meal program, despite a growing number of reported food poisoning cases nationwide, citing budget constraints.
Economy 5 months ago
Navigating oil shock: Fiscal challenges, policy choices for Indonesia
While Indonesia faced a similar situation in 2022, the ongoing Iran war represents a different dynamic that will require critical policies that balance fiscal stability and purchasing power toward maintaining resilience.
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