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Jakarta 1 year ago
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Wolbachia-infected mosquito eggs ready to fight dengue in West Jakarta
The Jakarta Health Agency is preparing to distribute over 800 buckets containing around 150 Wolbachia-infected mosquito eggs to West Jakarta homes next week, in a new measure to prevent the spread of dengue.
Archipelago 1 year ago
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Puncak infrastructure, traffic policies in spotlight after tourist death
Transportation experts have urged the government to take more comprehensive measures to address traffic congestion in the popular tourist destination of Puncak in Bogor regency, West Java, following hours of gridlock on Sunday during which a tourist died.
Jakarta 2 years ago
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Refugees in limbo after eviction notice from Jakarta administration
Around 100 refugees staying at an empty building formerly occupied by the West Jakarta Military Command (Kodim) face further uncertainty as the Jakarta administration has reportedly issued an eviction notice stating that the government is planning to renovate and utilize the facility.
Society 3 years ago
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After 50 years, a vinyl-pressing plant is back in Indonesia
Marking the comeback of a vinyl-record pressing plant in Indonesia after a nearly 50-year hiatus, PHR Pressing is set to resume domestic vinyl production in the country with a new pressing plant in Cengkareng, West Jakarta.
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