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Banjir Rendam Ruas Jalan di Kab Bandung, Lalu Lintas Terganggu

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Berita ini memuat peristiwa banjir pada Kab Bandung yang mengakibatkan lalu lintas sekitar menjadi terganggu. Berita ini mengandung Kedekatan (Proximity) dengan masyarakat Kab Bandung yang sudah pasti terkena dampak dari banjir tersebut.

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Berita ini memuat salah satu penyanyi pop terkenal, Katy Perry.

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Katy Perry will head to space on Blue Origin all-women flight

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The American singer will be joined by Lauren Sanchez, whose fiancee Jeff Bezos owns Blue Origin.

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Sehubung BBC News berasal dari London, UK, berita ini akan dekat dengan audiensnya. Selain itu, berita ini menjadi aktual karena peristiwanya terkini.

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A trade deal between the US and UK could happen "very quickly" President Donald Trump has said at a joint press conference with Sir Keir Starmer.

Speaking during the prime minister's visit to the White House, Trump envisaged "a real trade deal" which could see the UK could avoiding the kind of tariffs the president has been threatening on its trading partners.

Sir Keir said the two countries would begin work on a new economic deal which would be centred on the potential of artificial intelligence.

"Instead of over-regulating these new technologies, we're seizing the opportunities that they offer," he said.

Trump has repeatedly threatened to impose tariffs - import taxes - on many of its allies, including 25% on goods made in the European Union. He also ordered a 25% import tax on all steel and aluminium entering the US - which could hit the UK.

Asked if Sir Keir had tried to dissuade the president from ordering tariffs against the UK, Trump said: "He tried."

"He was working hard I tell you that. He earned whatever the hell they pay him over there.

"I think there's a very good chance that in the case of these two great, friendly countries, I think we could very well end up with a real trade deal where the tariffs wouldn't be necessary. We'll see."

In a bid to convince the president against UK tariffs, Sir Keir said the US-UK trade relationship was "fair, balanced and reciprocal".

Since leaving the European Union, successive British leaders have hoped to get a trade deal with the US.

In his first term as president, Trump said talks about a "very substantial" trade deal with the UK were under way.

However, negotiations stalled with disagreements over US agricultural exports and UK taxes on tech companies causing problems.

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A UK-US trade deal could happen 'very quickly', says Donald Trump

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The US president says an agreement could see the UK avoiding the trade tariffs he has been threatening.

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Berita ini menceritakan soal seorang wanita yang meninggal karena diserang oleh anjing XL bully.

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Two people have been arrested after a young woman has died in a dog attack at a home in Bristol, police say.

You can receive Breaking News on a smartphone or tablet via the BBC News App. You can also follow @BBCBreaking on X to get the latest alerts.

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Police have arrested two people on suspicion of offences under the Dangerous Dogs Act.

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Merupakan berita khas yang memuat cerita soal orang-orang yang luntang-lantung setelah dibebaskan dari tempat penipuan di Myanmar.

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"I swear to God I need help," said the man quietly on the other end of the line.

The Ethiopian, who calls himself Mike, said he is being held with 450 others in a building inside Myanmar, along the country's border with Thailand.

They are among the thousands of people who have been freed from the notorious scam compounds that have thrived on the border for years, in what appears to be the toughest action so far against the industry along the Thai-Myanmar border.

But many of them are now stranded in Myanmar in makeshift camps because the process of assessing them and arranging flights back to their own countries is so slow.

The armed militia groups who are holding them have a very limited capacity to support so many people - more than 7,000. One of them has said they have stopped freeing people from the compounds because they are not being moved to Thailand fast enough.

The BBC understands that conditions in the camps are unsanitary, food barely sufficient, and many of the freed workers, like Mike, are in poor health. He is suffering from panic attacks, after working for a year in a scam centre where he was routinely beaten.

He told us they got two very basic meals a day, there were only two toilets for 450 people, who he said were now relieving themselves wherever they could.

Mike described being invited a year ago to take up what he was promised would be a good job, in Thailand, requiring only good English language and typing skills.

Instead he found himself subjected to a brutal regime, forced to work long hours every day to meet the target for defrauding people online set by his Chinese bosses.

"It was the worst experience of my life. Of course I was beaten. But believe me I have seen a lot worse done to other people."

Mike is one of an estimated 100,000 people who are believed to have been lured to work in the scam operations along the Thai-Myanmar border, most of them run by Chinese fraud and gambling operatives who have taken advantage of the lawlessness in this part of Myanmar.

Despite horrifying accounts of abuse from those who escaped in the past, thousands still come from parts of the world where good jobs are scarce, enticed by promises of good money.

China, where many of the scam victims come from, has acted to shut down scam operations along its own border with Myanmar, but until this year neither China nor Thailand had done much about the Thai-Myanmar border.

Ariyan, a young man from Bangladesh, has come back to Thailand to try to help 17 friends who are still there. He said he made a promise to himself to do this after his own gruelling escape from one of the most notorious scam centres last October.

He showed us a brief, shaky video of the compound, still under construction in a remote, forested valley, where he was held, and remembers the terrible treatment he and his friends suffered at the hands of their Chinese boss.

"They gave us a target every week, $5,000. If not, they gave us two electric shocks. Or they put us in a dark room, with no windows. But if we earned a lot of money, they were very happy with us."

Ariyan had to approach men in the Middle East and lure them into transferring funds to fictitious investments. Using AI, the scammers made him appear on the screen to be an attractive young woman, altering his voice as well.

He says he hated doing it. He remembers one man who was willing to sell his wife's jewellery to fund the fraudulent investment, and wishing he could warn him. But he said the bosses monitored all their calls.

The release of the scam workers started more than two weeks ago after Thailand, under pressure from China and some of its own politicians, cut power and telecommunications links to the compounds on the border.

It limited banking access to the scam bosses and issued arrest warrants for some of the militia leaders who had been protecting the business.

That hit the business, but it also hit the ordinary Karen people who live nearby even harder, putting pressure on the militia commanders to show willingness in ending the abuses in the scam centres. They began helping those trying to escape, and completely evacuating some compounds.

The camp Mike is housed in is now being guarded by the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army, DKBA, a breakaway insurgent faction of the ethnic Karen community.

Until recently, it was protecting the many scam compounds which have sprung up in its territory. You can see them easily as you drive along the Moei River which divides the two countries - unlikely expanses of new buildings over in war-torn Karen State contrasting with the rural landscape on the Thai side of the border.

Thailand insists it is moving as fast as it can to process the former scam workers and get them home.

A group of 260 freed workers were brought over the Moei River on a raft earlier this month. And around 621 Chinese nationals were flown straight back to China with a police escort on chartered planes. Otherwise, the movement of freed workers to Thailand seems to have stalled.

The problem is that they are from many different countries, some of which are doing little to help get their people home. Around 130 of the first 260 who came over are from Ethiopia, which does not have an embassy in Bangkok.

The BBC has been told that some other African countries will only fly their people home if someone else pays. Most of the freed workers have nothing; even their passports were withheld by the compound bosses.

Thailand fears bringing over thousands of people it will then have to look after indefinitely. It also wants to screen them to find out which are genuine victims of human trafficking and which may have committed criminal acts, but does not have the capacity to do this with such a large group of people.

Different ministries and agencies, including the army, are involved in managing this problem, and have to agree who does what. It does not help that several senior police and immigration officers have been transferred over their alleged involvement in the scam business.

"If this issue is not resolved, then we will not stop working on it - we must work seriously," said Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday in Bangkok. But she was referring to the wider problem of the scam business, not the growing humanitarian crisis among the freed workers.

"Unfortunately, it seems we're in a bit of a standstill," says Judah Tana, an Australian who runs an NGO which has for years been helping the victims of trafficking in the scam centres.

"We are hearing distressing information about the lack of sanitation and toilets. Many of the 260 who already came were screened for TB and tested positive. We are hearing from those who are still inside that people are coughing up blood. They are very happy that they have been liberated from the scam compounds, but our worry is that we're not engaging fast enough."

Thailand now seems ready to bring over one group of 94 Indonesians, as their embassy has been pushing for their release for several days and has booked flights to Indonesia for them.

But that still leaves more than 7,000 still inside Myanmar, unsure what will now happen to them.

Mike told me he and many others with him feared that if they are not allowed to cross into Thailand soon, the DKBA may hand them back to the scam bosses, where they could face punishment for trying to leave.

On Wednesday night his panic attacks and breathing were so bad, he said, they took him to hospital.

"I just want to go home," he said over the phone. "I just want to go back to my country. That is all I am asking."

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Myanmar scam centres: Thousands who have been freed are now stuck in camps

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The camps are unsanitary, food barely sufficient, and many of those being held are in poor health.

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Impact (Dampak) dan Continuity (Kontinuitas)

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Impact (Dampak) dan Continuity (Kontinuitas)

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Trump says US will impose additional 10% tariff on China

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Trump orders probe of copper in first step to tariffs

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Berhubungan dengan konflik Hamas dan Israel.

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Hamas says talks with Israel about further steps in the Gaza ceasefire deal are conditional on Palestinian prisoners being freed as agreed.

Israel said on Sunday it was delaying the release of more than 600 Palestinians in return for six living and four dead hostages who had been freed, accusing Hamas of repeated violations including "humiliating" handover ceremonies.

A senior Hamas official said the decision exposed the entire agreement to "grave danger" and called on mediators, especially the US, to pressure Israel.

The deal's first phase and temporary six-week truce is set to expire on Saturday but indirect negotiations on the second phase and an end to the war have not yet begun.

UN Secretary General António Guterres warned that the ceasefire was "precarious" and that a resumption of hostilities must be avoided at all costs.

He also called for the "dignified release of all remaining hostages".

On Saturday - the start of the sixth and final week of the ceasefire deal's first phase - Hamas released six living Israeli hostages.

As with many of the previous handovers, five of them were led onto stages beside armed fighters before being transferred to the Red Cross and then taken to Israel.

Later, Hamas posted a video of two other hostages in a vehicle watching one of the handover ceremonies and appearing to plead with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to get them out too. A forum representing the hostages' families condemned the video as a "sickening display of cruelty".

There was already fury in Israel after Hamas returned the bodies of four hostages earlier in the week, including those of Shiri Bibas and her two young sons Ariel and Kfir, who were abducted during the 7 October 2023 attacks on Israel.

It emerged on Friday that Hamas had handed over the remains of a Palestinian woman rather than those of Ms Bibas. The group said there had been a mistake and transferred Ms Bibas's body later that day.

Israeli authorities also said a post-mortem had shown that Ariel and Kfir's captors killed the boys "with their bare hands", contradicting Hamas's claim that they died in an Israeli air strike.

Israel was scheduled to free 620 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the 10 hostages. More than 400 were Gazans detained by Israeli forces during the war, while 50 of the prisoners were serving life sentences in Israeli jails.

They had reportedly already boarded buses at a prison in the occupied West Bank when the order came to suspend their release while Netanyahu consulted ministers.

In the early hours of Sunday, the prime minister's office said the release would be postponed "in light of Hamas's repeated violations, including the ceremonies that humiliate our hostages and the cynical exploitation of our hostages for propaganda purposes".

"It has been decided to delay the release of terrorists that was planned for yesterday until the release of the next hostages has been assured, and without the humiliating ceremonies."

Israeli hostages Omer Shem Tov, Eliya Cohen and Omer Wenkert were paraded by armed fighters on a stage in Nuseirat before being handed over to the Red Cross

Hamas - which is proscribed as a terrorist organisation by Israel, the US, UK and other countries - denounced Israel's decision as a "blatant violation" of the deal and warned US, Qatari and Egyptian mediators that there could be no talks on extending the ceasefire until the prisoners were released.

"We have conveyed a clear and strong message to the mediators - we cannot continue discussing any further steps if these 620 Palestinians are not released," Hamas political bureau member Basem Naim said in an interview with Al Jazeera on Monday.

Asked if the scheduled release of the bodies of another four Israeli hostages on Thursday could be affected, he replied that "all options are on the table".

"Before going to the next step, we have to be sure that the past step [will happen]," he added.

"Netanyahu is clearly sending strong messages that he is intentionally sabotaging the deal, he is preparing the atmosphere for returning back to the war. Therefore, what are the guarantees that he might take the other four bodies and again not release the agreed-upon number of Palestinians, plus the 620 Palestinians?"

Naim said Hamas had discussed Israel's complaints about the hostage handover ceremonies, but denied they had been humiliating and alleged that Israeli authorities had mistreated Palestinian prisoners before they were released.

The White House backed Israel's decision to delay the prisoner release, saying it was an "appropriate response" to what it called the "barbaric treatment" of hostages by Hamas.

But President Donald Trump's Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, said he would travel to the region this week with the aim of getting "an extension of phase one".

"We're hopeful that we have the proper time... to begin phase two, and finish it off and get more hostages released," he told CNN on Sunday.

Palestinians were waiting in Ramallah for the prisoners early on Sunday when Israeli authorities delayed their release

A total of 33 Israeli hostages are supposed to be exchanged for about 1,900 Palestinian prisoners and detainees from Gaza during the ceasefire deal's first phase.

So far, 25 living hostages and four dead hostages have been released, while the bodies of the last four hostages are scheduled to be handed over this week. Five living Thai hostages have also been freed outside the deal.

The agreement has also seen Israeli forces withdraw from densely populated areas of Gaza. Hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians have been allowed to return to their homes in the north and hundreds of aid lorries are now being allowed into the territory each day.

The ceasefire's second phase should see the remaining hostages released, a full Israeli withdrawal and a permanent ceasefire.

The Israeli military launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented cross-border attack on 7 October 2023, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 were taken hostage.

At least 48,346 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the territory's Hamas-run health ministry.

Most of Gaza's population has also been displaced multiple times, almost 70% of buildings are estimated to be damaged or destroyed, the healthcare, water, sanitation and hygiene systems have collapsed, and there are shortages of food, fuel, medicine and shelter.

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Hamas says no Gaza ceasefire talks unless Israel frees prisoners

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Israel postponed the release of 600 Palestinians, accusing Hamas of "humiliating" hostage handovers.

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Berita ini mengandung nilai proximity (kedekatan) karena terjadi dan berpengaruh di Daerah Khusus Jakarta (DKJ).

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Pemilik Tempat Hiburan di DKJ Harus Taati Aturan saat Ramadhan

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Pemprov Jakarta mengimbau para pemilik dan pengelola usaha pariwisata menaati aturan selama Ramadhan.

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Berita memuat tentang kondisi stok beras di Indonesia yang mana mempengaruhi masyarakat luas.

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Stok Beras Aman Jelang Ramadhan, Bulog: Maret Ini akan Surplus

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Stok pangan seperti beras, daging kerbau, hingga gula saat ini sudah mencukupi menjelang Ramadhan dan Idul Fitri 1446 H.

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Terdapat tokoh Prabowo, Presiden RI.

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Prabowo akan Pimpin Parade Senja & Beri Pengarahan di Retret

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Prabowo akan memimpin parade senja pada Kamis (27/2/2025) serta akan memberikan orientasi kepada para kepala daerah Jumat (28/2/2025).

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Mengandung nilai timeliness (aktualitas) karena menyampaikan tentang suasana retret yang sedang dijalankan dan dinyatakan oleh Prabowo.

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Prabowo Klaim Suasana Retret Kepala Daerah Terbangun Harmonis

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Prabowo mengakui masih terdapat kekurangan dalam pelaksanaan retret kepala daerah dan akan menjadi bahan evaluasi.

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Memuat tentang konflik Hamas dan Israel.

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tirto.id - Hamas bebaskan kembali sejumlah sandera Israel pada Sabtu (22/2/2025) waktu setempat dalam pertukaran dengan ratusan tahanan dan tawanan Palestina. Hal ini sebagai bagian dari kesepakatan gencatan senjata sementara jenazah yang dikembalikan dari Gaza pada Jumat (21/2/2025) dipastikan sebagai Shiri Bibas.

Mengutip dari VOA Indonesia, Minggu (23/2/2025), Eliya Cohen (27 tahun); Omer Shem Tov (22 tahun); dan Omer Wenkert (23 tahun), melambaikan tangan sambil memegang sertifikat pembebasan mereka sebelum diserahkan ke Palang Merah di kamp pengungsi Nuseirat, Gaza tengah, Sabtu waktu setempat.

Cohen, Tov, dan Wenkert diculik dari festival musik saat serangan 7 Oktober 2023 di Israel oleh Hamas. Ratusan orang, termasuk anggota Hamas yang membawa senjata otomatis dan menggunakan seragam militer, balaclava, dan ikat kepala Hamas, berkumpul di alun-alun Kota Rafah yang basah kuyup diguyur hujan saat penyerahan berlangsung.

Di Tel Aviv, warga Israel yang mengibarkan bendera dan membawa plakat bergambar para sandera menyaksikan pembebasan melalui video. Mereka bersorak saat kedua pria itu diarak di panggung darurat yang dikelilingi pejuang Hamas bersenjata dan bertopeng.

Di "Lapangan Penyanderaan" Tel Aviv, warga Israel mengibarkan bendera dan membawa plakat bergambar para sandera saat menyaksikan pembebasan itu melalui video. Mereka bersorak ketika para sandera diarak di panggung darurat, dikelilingi anggota Hamas yang bersenjata dan bertopeng.

Sebelumnya, upacara publik yang digelar Hamas, termasuk peragaan sandera yang beberapa dipaksa berbicara, mendapat kecaman luas. Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa (PBB) pun mengritik tajam kebijakan Hamas tersebut. Namun, Hamas menolak kritik tersebut dan menyatakan upacara tersebut sebagai unjuk rasa khidmat untuk persatuan Palestina.

Dua sandera lainnya sebelumnya dibebaskan pada Sabtu pagi. Tal Shoham (40 tahun), yang diculik dari Kibbutz Be'eri saat serangan 7 Oktober, dan Avera Mengistu (39 tahun), yang menyeberang ke Gaza sekitar satu dekade lalu, diserahkan kepada Palang Merah di Rafah, Gaza.

Hisham Al-Sayed (36 tahun), yang telah ditahan sejak menyeberang ke Gaza sekitar satu dekade lalu dalam kondisi yang belum jelas, semula dijadwalkan dibebaskan, tetapi tidak diserahkan secara terbuka. Hamas menyatakan bahwa ia akan diserahkan secara tertutup kepada Palang Merah pada Sabtu malam.

Keenam warga Israel tersebut diperkirakan akan menjadi sandera hidup terakhir yang dibebaskan selama fase pertama gencatan senjata.

Sebagai gantinya, Israel akan membebaskan lebih dari 600 warga Palestina dari penjara Israel.

Pembebasan sandera yang dilakukan pada hari ini dilakukan setelah jenazah Shiri Bibas dikembalikan pada Jumat malam. Jasadnya seharusnya termasuk di antara tiga jenazah lain-termasuk dua anaknya-yang diserahkan Hamas pada Kamis. Namun, militer Israel menyatakan bahwa jenazah perempuan yang diterima bukan warganya.

Situasi tersebut membuat Perdana Menteri Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, memperingatkan bahwa Hamas akan membayar atas meninggalnya Bibas sesuai kesepakatan Israel.

"Kami akan bertindak dengan tekad untuk membawa pulang Shiri, bersama semua sandera kami-baik yang hidup maupun yang telah tiada-dan memastikan Hamas membayar harga penuh atas pelanggaran perjanjian yang kejam dan jahat ini," kata Netanyahu dalam keterangan.

Israel dan Hamas berada dalam fase pertama gencatan senjata yang dimulai pada 19 Januari. Pembicaraan pada fase kedua dijadwalkan akan dimulai minggu ini, menurut Menteri Luar Negeri Israel, Gideon Saar.

Sebelumnya, beragam pihak menyambut positif aksi gencatan senjata yang dilakukan Israel dan Hamas di Gaza. Aksi gencatan senjata di Gaza bisa menjadi titik awal pembangunan Gaza di masa depan. Peneliti Timur Tengah dari Atlantic Council, William Wechsler, menilai, penyelesaian konflik Gaza bisa membuat daerah tersebut makmur seperti Tel Aviv.

"Tidak ada alasan Gaza tidak bisa berkembang seperti Tel Aviv, yang terletak di seberang Laut Mediterania. Namun, siklus kekerasan selama bertahun-tahun harus diputus," ujarnya di sela-sela Munich Security Conference beberapa waktu lalu.

Sumber: VOA Indonesia

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Hamas Kembali Bebaskan Sejumlah Sandera Israel Sabtu

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Keenam sandera tersebut diperkirakan menjadi sandera hidup terakhir dalam fase pertama gencatan senjata di Gaza.

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Memuat detail pembunuhan yang tidak biasa, jasad yang "dicor"

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Detik-Detik Bos Ruko di Jaktim Dibunuh Kuli, Jasad Dicor

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Polisi mengungkap motif dan kronologi pembunuhan pemilik ruko JS (69) di Rawamangun, Jakarta Timur oleh pria ZA (35).

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Memuat berita khas Periksa Fakta dari Tirto.id, mengungkap hoaks yang beredar tentang Mie Gacoan yang cukup terkenal di kalangan masyarakat Indonesia yang dituding mengandung minyak babi.

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Hoaks Mie Gacoan Disegel karena Mengandung Minyak Babi

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Tidak ditemukan bukti yang membenarkan klaim bahwa ada gerai Mie Gacoan yang disegel karena menjual makanan yang mengandung minyak babi.

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Memuat update atau keberlanjutan kasus dugaan penggelapan tanah oleh penyidik Bareskrim.

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Penyidik Kembalikan Sertifikat Tanah Ahli Waris Brata Ruswanda

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Djuhandani memastikan penyidik Bareskrim tidak pernah melakukan penggelapan terhadap barang bukti yang diserahkan oleh terlapor dan pelapor.

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Perbaikan Infrastruktur, Kenyamanan dan Keselamatan Warga

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Berita ini memuat perbaikan infrastruktur oleh Pemkot Bandung yang memiliki Dampak (Impact) besar kepada masyarakat Kota Bandung.

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Presiden Prabowo Resmikan Layanan Bank Emas Pegadaian, BRI Group Semakin Optimis Perkuat Ekonomi Nasional

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Berita ini memuat tokoh Prabowo.

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Pengamatan Penentuan Hilal Ramadhan 1446 H

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Berita ini memuat unsur Keaktualan (Timeliness) karena penentuan hilal ramadhan 1446 H merupakan peristiwa besar yang memiliki nilai berita tinggi serta baru saja terjadi.

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Konflik dengan Ojek Online, Penghasilan Ojek Pangkalan Pasir Impun Kota Bandung Terus Merosot, Kesepakatan Akhir Mulai Terbentuk

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Berita ini mengandung unsur Konflik (Conflict) antara pengemudi ojek online (ojol) dengan ojek pangkalan (opang) di Kawasan Pasir Impun Kota Bandung.

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Sanksi Aneh Menimpa Beckham Putra, Persib Bandung Langsung Banding Selebrasi ‘Tiris’

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Berita ini mengandung unsur Keanehan (Oddity/Usualness) karena sanksi aneh yang menimpa Bekham Putra dan tidak biasanya terjadi.

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Polres Cimahi Temukan Anak Hilang di Sebuah Angkot

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Berita ini mengandung unsur Emosi (Human Interest) karena seorang anak yang berusia tujuh tahun dilaporkan telah ditemukan setelah hilang, hal tersebut dapat menyentuh perasaan pembaca.

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Kasus Temuan Kerangka, Polisi Temukan Riwayat Pembelian Racun Sianida dari Ponsel Ibu yang Ditemukan Meninggal di Tanimulya, Kecamatan Ngamprah, Kabupaten Bandung Barat

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Berisi update atau keberlanjutan dari kasus penemuan kerangka di Tanimulya, Bandung Barat.