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Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita is optimistic that the target exports will be 11% and pursuing 10 trade agreements

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Sunday, September 23, 2018. In the Sukabumi City Department of Transportation, a very happy day for me because I was able to meet with my idol at that time he was a professional international volleyball player. he is beautiful too tall he plays very cleverly. the point is he is my motivation

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Grand finale' for Cassini space mission

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The story...

'Grand finale' for Cassini space mission

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Space

Need-to-know language

Saturn - planet keenam berdasarkan jaraknya dari Matahari

ring system - sekelompok lingkaran yang mengelilingi sebuah planet

aurora - sinar alami

probe - kenderaan ruang angkasa yang digunakan untuk mengumpulkan informasi tentang ruang angkasa dan mengirimnya ke bumi

atmosphere - campuran gas yang mengelilingi sebuah planet

Answer this...

True or false: The Cassini spacecraft will be destroyed during its final journey into Saturn's atmosphere.

Transcript

Instantly recognisable - Saturn and its spectacular rings. The Cassini spacecraft's revealed this planet in incredible detail and these are some of its latest close up images - from its hexagonal north pole to its ring system and even an aurora.

But this mission's very nearly at its end. Cassini's been in space for twenty years. It's set down a probe, spotted plumes on one of Saturn's moons and discovered colossal storms - but now it's running out of fuel - its final days though will be crucial.

This spacecraft will go out with a bang - its last manoeuvre will be a death dive into Saturn's atmosphere, bringing this blockbuster mission to a close.

Did you get it?

True or false: The Cassini spacecraft will be destroyed during its final journey into Saturn's atmosphere.

The answer is TRUE. Cassini's last manoeuvre will be a death dive into Saturn's atmosphere - so the spacecraft will die.

Did you know?

Next year, NASA is planning to launch The Parker Solar Probe, which will travel to within four million miles of the Sun's surface, enduring temperatures of about 2,500C - closer than any manufactured object has done before.

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The story... 'Grand finale' for Cassini space mission Space Saturn - planet keenam berdasarkan jaraknya dari Matahari ring system - sekelompok lingkaran yang mengelilingi sebuah planet aurora - sinar alami probe - kenderaan ruang angkasa yang digunakan untuk mengumpulkan informasi tentang ruang angkasa dan mengirimnya ke bumi atmosphere - campuran gas yang mengelilingi sebuah planet True or false: The Cassini spacecraft will be destroyed during its final journey into Saturn's atmosphere.

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Help Save The ENDANGERED

From EXTINCTION!

The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus

Rare photo of the elusive tree octopus
(Enhanced from cropped telephoto)

The Pacific Northwest tree octopus ( Octopus paxarbolis) can be found in the temperate rainforests of the Olympic Peninsula on the west coast of North America. Their habitat lies on the Eastern side of the Olympic mountain range, adjacent to Hood Canal. These solitary cephalopods reach an average size (measured from arm-tip to mantle-tip,) of 30-33 cm. Unlike most other cephalopods, tree octopuses are amphibious, spending only their early life and the period of their mating season in their ancestral aquatic environment. Because of the moistness of the rainforests and specialized skin adaptations, they are able to keep from becoming desiccated for prolonged periods of time, but given the chance they would prefer resting in pooled water.

An intelligent and inquisitive being (it has the largest brain-to-body ratio for any mollusk), the tree octopus explores its arboreal world by both touch and sight. Adaptations its ancestors originally evolved in the three dimensional environment of the sea have been put to good use in the spatially complex maze of the coniferous Olympic rainforests. The challenges and richness of this environment (and the intimate way in which it interacts with it,) may account for the tree octopus's advanced behavioral development. (Some evolutionary theorists suppose that "arboreal adaptation" is what laid the groundwork in primates for the evolution of the human mind.)

Reaching out with one of her eight arms, each covered in sensitive suckers, a tree octopus might grab a branch to pull herself along in a form of locomotion called tentaculation; or she might be preparing to strike at an insect or small vertebrate, such as a frog or rodent, or steal an egg from a bird's nest; or she might even be examining some object that caught her fancy, instinctively desiring to manipulate it with her dexterous limbs (really deserving the title "sensory organs" more than mere "limbs",) in order to better know it.

Map of estimated tree octopus maximum range, including spawning waters

Tree octopuses have eyesight comparable to humans. Besides allowing them to see their prey and environment, it helps them in inter-octopus relations. Although they are not social animals like us, they display to one-another their emotions through their ability to change the color of their skin: red indicates anger, white fear, while they normally maintain a mottled brown tone to blend in with the background.

The reproductive cycle of the tree octopus is still linked to its roots in the waters of the Puget Sound from where it is thought to have originated. Every year, in Spring, tree octopuses leave their homes in the Olympic National Forest and migrate towards the shore and, eventually, their spawning grounds in Hood Canal. There, they congregate (the only real social time in their lives,) and find mates. After the male has deposited his sperm, he returns to the forests, leaving the female to find an aquatic lair in which to attach her strands of egg-clusters. The female will guard and care for her eggs until they hatch, refusing even to eat, and usually dying from her selflessness. The young will spend the first month or so floating through Hood Canal, Admiralty Inlet, and as far as North Puget Sound before eventually moving out of the water and beginning their adult lives.

Why It's Endangered

Route 101, separating the rainforests of the Olympic Peninsula from Hood Canal

Although the tree octopus is not officially listed on the Endangered Species List, we feel that it should be added since its numbers are at a critically low level for its breeding needs. The reasons for this dire situation include: decimation of habitat by logging and suburban encroachment; building of roads that cut off access to the water which it needs for spawning; predation by foreign species such as house cats; and booming populations of its natural predators, including the bald eagle and sasquatch. What few that make it to the Canal are further hampered in their reproduction by the growing problem of pollution from farming and residential run-off. Unless immediate action is taken to protect this species and its habitat, the Pacific Northwest tree octopus will be but a memory.

The possibility of Pacific Northwest tree octopus extinction is not an unwarranted fear. Other tree octopus species-including the Douglas octopus and the red-ringed madrona sucker-were once abundant throughout the Cascadia region, but have since gone extinct because of threats similar to those faced by paxarbolis, as well as overharvesting by the now-illegal tree octopus trade.

Tree Octopus hat from 1923

The history of the tree octopus trade is a sad one. Their voracious appetite for bird plumes having exhausted all the worthy species of that family, the fashionistas moved on to cephalopodic accoutrements during the early 20th Century. Tree octopuses became prized by the fashion industry as ornamental decorations for hats, leading greedy trappers to wipe out whole populations to feed the vanity of the fashionable rich. While fortunately this practice has been outlawed, its effects still reverberate today as these millinery deprivations brought tree octopus numbers below the critical point where even minor environmental change could cause disaster.

While efforts were made in the past to preserve remaining tree octopus habitat, these were met with resistance by the timber industry, which has traditionally viewed the tree octopus as a nuisance, both because the octopuses favor the valuable, moss-shrouded trees of old growth forests-pitting conservation needs against lucrative sources of lumber-and because octopuses hiding among felled trees often gummed up sawmills and stained pulp vats with their ink.

Traveling sideshow exhibits, such as this one by Glen "Bones" Hartzell from 1942, demonized tree octopuses to the ignorant masses
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These nuisances led many loggers to regard tree octopuses as bad luck, resulting in the pointless killing of octopuses on sight at logging camps in a misguided attempt at eradicating the troublesome species. Anti-octopus sentiment was so strong among loggers that some even began to fear that the octopuses were prone to attacking humans.

These fears were fueled in no small part by gratuitous stories involving tree octopuses harassing lumberjacks and distressing damsels in Northwestern-themed pulp magazines of the 1930-40s and variously "nipping", "entangling", or "suckering the flesh" of the heroes of men's action magazines of the 1950-60s. (The magazine publishers depended on cheap paper made from wood pulp and were glad to contribute to the anti-octopus propaganda campaign of the timber industry.)

To this day, misunderstanding and fear of these gentle creatures can still be found among many old timers, although education campaigns-and special octopus-separators installed at sawmills-have largely halted the practice of tree octopus eradication.

How You Can Help

More Tree Octopus Information

Posters motivate the citizenry to action! Post them!

Tree Octopus FAQs - Frequently asked questions, now with answers.

Tree Octopus Sightings - Includes photos of and behavioral research on the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus and other tree octopus species.

Tree Octopus In The Media - appearances of tree octopuses, both real and fictional, in the media and popular culture.

Research On Other Tree Octopus Species:

The author of this article and its subsections is Lyle Zapato.
This site is not associated with any school or educational organization,
other than the Kelvinic University branch of the Wild Haggis Conservation Society.
Not to be confused with the Pacific Northwest Octopus Tree.

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Eminem dissing rappers, not so much machine - gunning them , but faking them out with each sniper shotsong by song

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Forget for a minute about the cover art - with its homage to the cover of 'The Beastie Boys' album Licensed to Ill - of Eminem's tenth album, ' Kamikaze', depicting not just self-destruction, but a Samson-like self-destruction that takes down everyone else in its tow. For a minute, also forget about all the noise about Eminem dissing fellow rappers, not so much machine-gunning them, but taking them out with each sniper shot song by song. For around 45 minutes and 13 songs, take in the bigger picture - with your ears. This is Marshall Mathers III delivering prime cuts like 'Cutts the Butcher' serving bull's balls.

The anger is honed into a two-pump low-growl beat in the opening track, 'The Ringer', where Eminem scythes down not just music critics but also the social media insta-judgmenters. 'I'm sorry, wait/ What's your talent? Oh, critiquin'/ My talent? Oh, bitch/ I don't know who the f*** y'all are/ To give a sub-par bar/ Or even have an opinion or view/ You mention me, millions of views/ Attention in news.' As always, he manages to present himself (a less slim Slim Shady et al) as a character and thereby makes seemingly 'personalised' songs take on a larger role. The last time critics were put down so effectively was Estragon hurling the final and most damning insult towards Vladimir - 'Crritic!'- in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot.

Eminem's great ability for the dramatic monologue - so brilliantly evident in his 2000 album, The Marshall Mathers LP - jumps out in 'Normal'. With the playfulness of an alligator's jaws, the song has Eminem deceptively meander along to a hip-hop backbeat: 'My ex hates to talk, she's a texter/ Even when I'm in bed/ layin' right next to her'. And yes, it is indeed a song about love. Just not the hormones dripping kind rappers showcase to sing praises about divine bonking powers.

The Zappa-musik bounces off the walls in the tour-de-force of a title track. Once again, Eminem is channelling Eminem (or is it Marshall Mathers?) and spewing word-gobs not so much at individuals, as much as at the world itself. 'Smash into everyone/ Crash into everything/ Back and I've just begun/ 'Fack' 2017,' they come out with the bass-line smirking away.

A piano and Jessie Reyez's Lata Mangeshkar-meets-'Barbie Girl' voice greets us in 'Nice Guy'. This duet - stanza-response - is laced with venom, especially in the context of world that's trippin' on and out of #MeToo. When Eminem struts out the line, 'I'm not a cheater,/ but if I'ma be accused, might as well be,' one hears the sound of damaging, corrosive, double-tongued and dueted self-righteousness.

Through his word-swirls, Eminem has to be the finest chronicler - in any art/entertainment form - of our times, and by 'our' one isn't only talking about American Rap-istan. He charts for us a viral world in all its senses in 'Kamikaze', and what makes it so damn brilliant is the intelligence with which he does it. And, of course, with his playful seriousness. Make that serious playfulness.

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Aleppo is a city in the country of Syria, in the Middle East.

It is being fought between soldiers who support the president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, and a group of fighters known as rebels, who don't want him to be in power anymore.

But why has the Syrian city of Aleppo in particular been so important?

Aleppo before the war

Aleppo used to be Syria's largest city, with about 2.3 million people living there.

It was also the country's main place for industry and finance, so it was important to the economy.

The old city in Aleppo is actually a Unesco World Heritage site.

This means that the area is officially recognised as being extremely important to the world's history and culture, and should be protected.

The conflict in Syria started in a city in the south of the country called Deraa, in March 2011.

However, by July 2012, the fighting reached Aleppo and the city became one of the main battlegrounds for the civil war.

As the government forces and the rebels starting fighting in Aleppo, the city became roughly divided in half.

Those against the Syrian government (the rebels) mainly had control of the east of the city, while the government soldiers had control of the west.

The city was divided in two like this for much of the last four years.

However, towards the end of 2016, government troops launched attacks against the rebels to try to win control of the whole city.

The government forces defeated the rebels in Aleppo and announced on 22 December 2016 that they had taken back control of the city.

It was a significant moment in the Syrian civil war as it gave them control over Syria's four largest cities.

After Aleppo was taken by the government, people who were living in the last areas held by the rebels started to be evacuated from the city.

Russia, which supports the Syrian government, said that civilians, rebel fighters and the rebels' families were being taken away from Aleppo to a nearby city called Idlib.

Not long after the evacuation began, though, it was halted because the Syrian government said the rebels weren't following rules they'd agreed about how it should happen.

Even when the evacuation started up again, there were reports of attacks and more fighting, which made it difficult.

On the 22 December, it was announced that the evacuation was complete.

The fight between the Syrian government and the rebels in Aleppo had a devastating impact on the lives of many ordinary people in the city.

There wasn't enough food and fuel, and buildings were bombed, including hospitals and schools.

Many fled from their homes to escape the fighting.

People who aren't fighting in the war - known as civilians - are not supposed to be killed by soldiers who are fighting each other, but this has not been the case in Aleppo, with many ordinary people losing their lives.

Organisations like the United Nations and Red Cross, who work to protect people living in places which are at war, called for more to be done to protect civilians in Aleppo, as this part of the conflict came to its conclusion.

Even though the government has taken over the city of Aleppo from the rebels, the civil war in Syria is far from over.

Rebels still control other areas of the country, as do other groups involved in the conflict, so it remains to be seen what will happen next.

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Syria conflict: What's been happening in Aleppo?

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china's video game freeze knocks tencent out of top 10 biggest companies - cnn

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China's crackdown on video games has hammered one of its most valuable companies. And it's unclear when the situation will improve.

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Mount soputan in north sulawesi erupted on wednesday morning, the erupted started at 8.47 a.m. local time.

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Sam Ratulangi International Airport in Manado, which is located southeast of Mount Soputan, is still operating normally.

The government has closed the climbing route on the mountain and raised the level of alert to 3, which means a minor volcanic eruption.

Members of the public are requested not to approach within a 4-kilometer radius of the mountain and to wear face masks to prevent potential respiratory problems due to the ash. The authorities also advised people to stay at least 6.5 kilometers from the crater to avoid the potential threat of lava and hot gas.

The government has warned that potential lava flows could contaminate several rivers, such as the Ranowangko, Lawian, Popang and Londola Kelewahu, that originate on the slopes of Mount Soputan.

"We ask people involved in mining or horticultural activities not to do so around the mountain," said Erick Manaroinsong, head of the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) in Southeast Minahasa.

Mount Soputan was still active by Wednesday afternoon.

The BPBD observed an increase in seismic activity a day before the eruption, when it raised the level of alert to 2, which means that there was major unrest.

"Residents do not need to evacuate because it is still safe. There are no settlements within the 4-kilometer radius, so it is still safe," National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said.

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Fishermen looking for wages At lake Malawi Make his daily life

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Transcript

For countless generations, Lake Malawi has been their lifeblood - providing sustenance and a means to make a living.

But fishing communities like this are under threat along the lake shore as overfishing and climate change takes its toll. And now they are facing a new challenge - oil.

The largely dormant dispute resurfaced in 2011, when Malawi awarded a British company, Surestream Petroleum, a licence to drill for oil and gas in the contested territory.
Cassius Chiwambo Head of Oil and Gas, Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining
I know governments of Malawi and Tanzania are actually engaging each other in order to make sure that the impasse is actually closed.

Local fishermen fear the worst. They are worried that oil exploration will pollute the lake, kill the fish and their way of life.

Malawi is one of the poorest countries in the world. The government is keen to capitalise on oil. But a local think tank doesn't seem to harbour much optimism in the current state of the economy.
Dalitso Kubalasa Executive Director, Malawi Economic Justice Network
We've been in the doldrums, I think, for some time. We seem kind of stuck. So we are locked in these political cycles.

The next generation's fate hinges on the decisions taken by politicians today. So, the concern remains that fishing villages like these may not survive once the oil drilling begins.
Did you get it?
What threatens the fishermen's way of life apart from oil drilling?

Apart from oil drilling, overfishing and climate change threaten the fishermen's way of life.
Did you know?
Malawi, Tanzania and Mozambique all claim parts of Lake Malawi, which is the third largest in Africa and among the 10 largest lakes in the world.

Need-to-know language

lifeblood: sumber hidup

sustenance: makanan

in the doldrums: perekonomian lesu

m ake a living: mencari nafkah

in the doldrums: perekonomian lesu

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Fishermen fear oil drilling in African lake

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For countless generations, Lake Malawi has been their lifeblood - providing sustenance and a means to make a living. But fishing communities like this are under threat along the lake shore as overfishing and climate change takes its toll. And now they are facing a new challenge - oil.

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President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has called on Indonesians to be aware of fake news in the upcoming simultaneous legislative and presidential elections, while dismissing once again rumors that he was a member of the banned Indonesian Communist Party (PKI).

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President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo has called on Indonesians to be aware of fake news in the upcoming simultaneous legislative and presidential elections, while dismissing once again rumors that he was a member of the banned Indonesian Communist Party (PKI).

During a land certificate distribution ceremony on Wednesday, Jokowi said people should maintain unity and harmony between one another amid differences that could emerge during the elections.

"Elections happen every five years. We can't let that divide us," he said during the ceremony in South Tangerang, Banten, as quoted by Antara.

He added that fake news would spread in order to take down rivals because the country was entering the political year.

Jokowi said the rumor that he was a PKI member started in 2014 when he was running for the presidency.

During that time, he said, social media had been awash with accusations that he was member of the party whose ideology is banned in Indonesia. However, he denied the accusation.

"The PKI was banned in 1965, I was born in 1961. Is it possible for a toddler to join the party?" he said. "I wanted to let the rumors die a natural death, but some people believed it so I had to clear myself."

Instead of spreading rumors and fake news to take down rivals, the former Jakarta governor is asking candidates in the 2019 elections to communicate their programs, ideas and achievements. (ris)

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Japan floods: Death toll nears 200 as intense heat brings threat of disease during clear up

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Intense heat and water shortages raised fears of disease outbreaks in flood-hit western Japan on Thursday as the death toll from the worst weather disaster in 36 years neared 200.

More than 200,000 households had no water a week after torrential rains caused floods and set off landslides across western Japan, bringing death and destruction to decades-old communities built on mountain slopes and flood plains.

The death toll rose to 195, with several dozen people still missing, the government said on Thursday.

With daily temperatures above 30C and high humidity, life in school gymnasiums and other evacuation centres, where families spread out on mats on the floors, began to take a toll.

Television footage showed one elderly woman trying to sleep by kneeling with her upper body on the seat of a folding chair, arms over her eyes to keep out the light.

With few portable fans in the evacuation centres, many survivors tried to cool themselves with paper fans.

The limited water supply meant that people are not getting enough fluids and in danger of suffering from heatstroke, authorities said. People are also reluctant to use what water they do have to wash their hands, raising fears of epidemics.

"Without water, we can't really clean anything up. We can't wash anything," one man told NHK television.

The government has sent water trucks to the disaster area, but supplies remain limited.

More than 70,000 military, police and firefighters toiled through the debris in a grim search for the missing.

Some teams shovelled dirt into sacks and piled the bags into trucks. Others used diggers and chainsaws to work through landslides and splintered buildings.

Many areas were buried deep in mud that smelled like sewage and had hardened in the heat, making the search more difficult.

Disasters set off by torrential rains have become more frequent in Japan, perhaps due to global warming, experts say. Dozens of people died after similar rains caused flooding around the same time last year.

"It's an undeniable fact that this sort of disaster due to torrential, unprecedented rain is becoming more frequent in recent years," chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga said at a news conference in Tokyo.

"Preserving the lives and peaceful existence of our citizens is the government's biggest duty. We recognise that there's a need to look into steps we can take to reduce the damage from disasters like this even a little bit," he added.

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Intense heat and water shortages raised fears of disease outbreaks in flood-hit western Japan on Thursday as the death toll from the worst weather disaster in 36 years neared 200. More than 200,000 households had no water a week after torrential rains caused floods and set off landslides across western Japan, bringing death and destruction to decades-old communities built on mountain slopes and flood plains.

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In addition to debates on an institution in charge of issuing a halal certification, another clause that is also hotly debated is about halal certification for medicine products

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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The government must be careful in implementing the follow-up of Law Number 33 of 2014 on Halal (acceptable according to the Islamic Law) Product Guarantee. This law has been a trouble law since ever since it was formulated.

In addition to debates on an institution in charge of issuing a halal certification, another clause that is also hotly debated is about halal certification for medicine products.

With the pros and cons surrounding it, the House of Representatives endorsed the bill at the end of last year.

As written in Koran Tempo on Tuesday (17/11), the government is now formulating a derivative regulation for the implementation of halal certification halal in the pharmaceutical sector.

Since April this year, every year, the Religious Affairs Ministry holds a joint meeting with Health Ministry, the Indonesian Pharmaceutical Federation (GPFI), and the International Association of Pharmaceutical Companies.

Although halal certification is set to be mandatory in 2019, the government is now planning to issue a technical regulation by the end of this year. The formulation of this technical regulation needs careful considerations.

If all medicine products circulated in this country must obtain a halal certificate, it is almost certain that production costs of medicines will increase.

As a result, the prices of medicines can go up.

Therefore, the government must formulate a right mechanism so that the price margin will not give burden to patients and the public in general.

As of now, only 0,3 percent of companies and 0.09 percent of products that propose for halal label to the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI).

In addition, the implementation of this halal certification regulation is likely to disrupt the distribution of medicines in Indonesia.

It is because almost all medicine substances circulated in Indonesia are imported. Only one percent of 930 of all medicine substances are produced at home. Medicine factories abroad certainly do not have a halal certificate in their products.

If the circulation of such medicines is forbidden without exception, the healing process of many patients will clearly be threatened.

Another problem that must also be anticipated is the accountability of the halal-haram verification proses of a product.

Law on Halal Product Guarantee obliges medicine businessman to separate all the processes starting from slaughtering, processing, storing, and packaging, and distribution for halal and non-halal products.

Religious logics on the separation of halal substances from haram substances is very difficult to be translated in the pharmaceutical production process that applies high technology.

Without a valid verification process and the one that can be widely accepted, halal certification will in fact bring more demerits than merits.

As a result, now it's all up to the government.

A number of questions and worries on the implementation of halal certification for medicines must be responded with the regulations of implementation that are oriented towards the public interest.

Otherwise, we must not blame the patients if they band together to file a judicial review to the Constitutional Court (MK) to revoke articles in the Law on Halal Product Guarantee that bring them financial losses.
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House renovation, student subsidies included in Depok poverty eradication program

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House renovation and student subsidies have been included in next year's poverty eradication program in Depok, West Java, with some Rp 83 billion (US$5.4 million) allocated in the budget.

Depok Deputy Mayor Pradi Supriatna said the funds would be allocated to the renovation program for uninhabitable houses (RTLH) and financial subsidies for students from low-income households.

"This is the poverty eradication budget for 2019. The figure is a continuation of previous programs by the Depok administration," Pradi said at Depok City Hall on Sunday as quoted by kompas.com.

He added that the administration had registered hundreds of uninhabitable houses that would be granted the renovation subsidy in 11 districts.

Pradi said the program would be for 51 houses in Beji district, 40 in Cimanggis, 109 in Limo, 183 in Pancoran Mas, 133 in Sawangan, 253 in Sukmajaya, 88 in Tapos, 34 in Cinere, 201 in Cipayung, 46 in Bojongsari and 64 in Cilodong. (gis)

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House renovation and student subsidies have been included in next year's poverty eradication program in Depok, West Java, with some Rp 83 billion (US$5.4 million) allocated in the budget. Depok Deputy Mayor Pradi Supriatna said the funds would be allocated to the renovation program for uninhabitable houses (RTLH) and financial subsidies for students from low-income households.

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The United Nations children's agency said on Thursday that it needs $26.6 million to support the emergency response and early recovery of about 475,000 children affected by the disasters in Central Sulawesi and Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara.

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Comini said the $26.6 million will help meet urgent humanitarian needs of about 1.4 million people in Central Sulawesi and in Lombok.

The official death toll from the magnitude-7.4 earthquake and tsunami that hit Central Sulawesi last month rose to 2,074 by Thursday afternoon.

The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) said nearly 83,000 people have been displaced, while more than 67,000 homes were destroyed and about 2,700 schools damaged by the twin disasters.

In addition, Unicef said about half a million people urgently need water and sanitation services.

The agency said several factors prior to the disaster, such as Palu's low immunization coverage at 49 percent, and Central Sulawesi's low rate of sanitation, are exacerbating the risk of disease outbreaks among children in the province.

Lombok, meanwhile, suffered a series of powerful earthquakes between late July and mid-August, which killed 564 people, injured nearly 1,600 and displaced more than 445,000 on the island.

Unicef's emergency response, which it is implementing in collaboration with the government, includes the provision of water, sanitation, health and nutrition services for the displaced. It is also establishing temporary learning spaces for children.

The agency noted the issue of separated children and those in need of psychosocial support, adding that it is making sure that women and children have access to community-based safe spaces and that they can continue registration and tracing mechanisms to reunite children with their families.

"We will continue to be there, to expand our immediate relief operations into early recovery so that children can get their lives back on track for a better future," Comini said.

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Comini said the $26.6 million will help meet urgent humanitarian needs of about 1.4 million people in Central Sulawesi and in Lombok. The official death toll from the magnitude-7.4 earthquake and tsunami that hit Central Sulawesi last month rose to 2,074 by Thursday afternoon.

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China has fiercely defended an escalating crackdown in the far western province of Xinjiang as necessary for security

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China admits locking up Uyghurs, defends crackdown as necessary

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China has fiercely defended an escalating crackdown in the far western province of Xinjiang as necessary for security, claiming inmates of "re-education camps" are happier following their imprisonment.

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a resilient society starts to rise again
Balikpapan, East Kalimantan | Wed, October 17, 2018 | 08:2

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United States Ambassador to Indonesia Joseph Donovan visited Palu in Central Sulawesi to see the communities affected by recent earthquakes a tsunami, and he saw that the "resilient community is beginning to get back on its feet".

Donovan was speaking to journalists in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, the hub for relief aid for Palu, Sigi and Donggala, after he oversaw the delivery of relief aid from the US to Indonesia on Tuesday.

"First, I would like to express heartfelt condolences to the victims and families and communities of the earthquake and tsunami. I'd also like to pay tribute to the resilience of the communities that I saw," Donovan said. The community, he said, was slowly getting back on its feet.

"I saw and heard about heroes at work in the communities in Palu and surrounding areas. These range from the volunteers from the Indonesian Red Cross to the [Indonesian Military]," he said.

Donovan also mentioned volunteers from Wahana Visi Indonesia (World Vision Indonesia), which brought Indonesian disaster relief experts to Palu from their latest task in Syria.

He said the US would assist the community to help it recover.

The US sent 2,120 rolls of heavy duty plastic sheeting, a kind of multipurpose tarpaulin, hygiene kits and water purification tools. The aid was sent using three C-130 planes that landed on Friday at Sepinggan Airport in Balikpapan. Nearly 135 metric tons of aid worth US$3.7 million were delivered to Indonesia. (evi)

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Palu community getting back on its feet: US ambassador

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United States Ambassador to Indonesia Joseph Donovan visited Palu in Central Sulawesi to see the communities affected by recent earthquakes a tsunami, and he saw that the "resilient community is beginning to get back on its feet".

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Indonesian Athletes Dominate Women's 100m Sprint at 2018 Asian Para Games

From left, Ni Made Arianti Putri, Endang Sari Sitorus and Putri Aulia celebrate their victory at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta on Wednesday. (Photo courtesy of Inapgoc/Rakhmawaty La'lang))

Jakarta. Indonesian sprinters Putri Aulia, Ni Made Arianti Putri and Endang Sari Sitorus dominated the 100 meters for women in the T13 class at the 2018 Asian Para Games on Wednesday.

Putri completed the race in 12.49 seconds, followed by Arianti and Endang, who finished in 13 and 13.07 seconds, respectively.

Putri's winning performance brought Indonesia's gold medal tally to 23, surpassing its target of winning at least 18 at the international multisport event.

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Indonesian Athletes Dominate Women's 100m Sprint at 2018 Asian Para Games From left, Ni Made Arianti Putri, Endang Sari Sitorus and Putri Aulia celebrate their victory at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta on Wednesday. (Photo courtesy of Inapgoc/Rakhmawaty La'lang)) Jakarta.

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Hindu nationalist government in Uttar Pradesh india changes Muslim name of historic city from Allahabad to Prayagraj.

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Authorities in India's most populous state have changed the Muslim name of a historic city to one with Hindu overtones, local media reported.

Allahabad, a city of more than one million people in northern Uttar Pradesh (UP) state, will now be known as Prayagraj, a senior official told reporters on Tuesday.

Siddarth Nath Singh, UP health minister, said the decision to rename the city was made at a cabinet meeting following a proposal by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who heads the state.

"All the cabinet members were happy and from today onwards, Allahabad's name would change as Prayagraj," he was quoted as saying by the Indian Express newspaper.

The city, home to India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and located 650km southeast of the Indian capital Delhi, was named Allahabad by Muslim Mughal rulers in the 16th century.

Its new name, Prayagraj, refers to the confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers, the site of the Hindu mega festival Kumbh Mela, which is to take place in January.

More than 100 million people attended the gathering when it was last held in 2013.

The city's name change comes amid concern over what critics say is a bid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party to erase the country's diverse history and identity.

Since Adityanath - a priest who has been accused of inciting violence against India's Muslim minority - was appointed to lead UP, he has proposed changing Mughal era names in the state.

Last year, he renamed the Mughalsarai Junction Railway Station after Hindu ideologue Denn Dayal Upadhyaya, and proposed to change the names of airports in Bareilly, Kanpur and Agra to ones with Hindu associations.

Muslims make up 19 percent of the state's 220 million population.

Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party won control of the country's most populous state in March last year, earning the biggest majority there for any party since 1977.

India's 1.3 billion people are about 80 percent Hindu and 14 percent Muslim, with the rest made up of Christians, Sikhs and other minorities.

It is officially a secular nation, but the BJP has for years fought elections on a Hindu nationalist agenda, with party members in the past being accused of making anti-Muslim statements to polarise Hindu voters.

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India's BJP changes Muslim name of Allahabad to Prayagraj

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Authorities in India's most populous state have changed the Muslim name of a historic city to one with Hindu overtones, local media reported. Allahabad, a city of more than one million people in northern Uttar Pradesh (UP) state, will now be known as Prayagraj, a senior official told reporters on Tuesday.

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This application to make it easier for women to exchange ideas. Phillips touted the benefits of WhatsApp groups - which can hold up to 256 users - and said that she is in many with people in her constituency, including one with 180 Muslim

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WhatsApp has been credited for galvanising female activism in the UK.

The instant messaging platform is free to use and is entirely encrypted, which, Jess Phillips claims, gives women a safe space to exchange ideas and discuss strategies for action.

Speaking at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, the Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley revealed that the parliamentary debate to legalise abortion in Northern Ireland had been "almost exclusively" facilitated by communications on WhatsApp.

"There is a shift in the way women organise themselves across all ages in the last few years," the 37-year-old said.

"Women need spaces to feel they can speak and they can organise together and WhatsApp has created that in a virtual world."

Phillips touted the benefits of WhatsApp groups - which can hold up to 256 users - and said that she is in many with people in her constituency, including one with 180 Muslim women, reports.

"I can get a message out to the community through these WhatsApp groups in seconds," she added.

"Me and [the Labour MP] Stella Creasy in parliament, the abortion law that we're trying to change in Ireland, was almost exclusively done by WhatsApp."

Phillips has been a key spokesperson for a number of women's rights campaigns, such as the recent Free Periods initiative, led by The Pink Protest.

The Labour MP spoke at a protest in March held as part of a campaign to make menstrual products free for school girls and low-income families.

Fellow MP Paula Sherriff and comedian Deborah Frances-White, who hosts the popular podcast The Guilty Feminist, also spoke at the event.

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indonesia sprinter sapto yogo purnomo The 20-year-old athlete completed the race in 11.49 seconds, breaking the Asian record of 11.51 seconds set by Liang Yongbin of China at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London.

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Davoudali Ghasemi of Iran won silver with 11.97 seconds, followed by Ali Alnakhli of Saudi Arabia, who took the bronze with 12.01 seconds.

Sapto also finished first in the 200 meters for men in the same class on Monday evening, securing his victory in 23.76 seconds

The T37 class is designated for those with coordination impairment.

He is also set to compete in the 400 meters for men and 4x100-meter universal relay, both in the T37 class, at this year's event.

Indonesia has so far won eight gold medals at this year's event.

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Davoudali Ghasemi of Iran won silver with 11.97 seconds, followed by Ali Alnakhli of Saudi Arabia, who took the bronze with 12.01 seconds. Sapto also finished first in the 200 meters for men in the same class on Monday evening, securing his victory in 23.76 seconds The T37 class is designated for those with coordination impairment.

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Jakarta. Indonesian judoka Miftahul Jannah was disqualified from the 2018 Asian Para Games on Monday for refusing to remove her hijab, which, under rules set by several international sports governing bodies, she is not allowed to wear during competitions.

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Those who do not comply with these requirements shall be refused the right to compete, the sport's governing body says.

The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSF) has imposed similar restrictions.

Miftahul, 21, who is visually impaired, was scheduled to compete against Oyun Gantulga of Mongolia in the women's 52-kilogram competition on Monday morning.

"It's not that Muslims are forbidden from taking part in the competition. This is based on international rules that have been in effect since 2012; no judo athlete may wear a head cover during a match," Ahmad Bahar, who oversees judo at this year's Asian Para Games, was quoted as saying by state-run news agency Antara.

Bahar said an opponent could potentially strangle an athlete who wears a head cover and that this could be fatal.

"The use of the hijab is prohibited, because there's a dangerous risk associated with it," he said.

National Paralympic Committee chairman Senny Marbun has meanwhile issued an apology in response to the matter.

"The NPC is mortified, and we did not expect this to happen. I have to admit that this is due to the NPC's own negligence," he said at a press conference in Jakarta.

Senny added that the misunderstanding occurred because Miftahul's coach was not fluent in English and made a mistake when reading the rules and regulations.

At a separate press conference on Tuesday, Youth and Sports Minister Imam Nahrawi expressed hope that the IJF would be more flexible on the regulation in future.

"For example, the use of the hijab for Muslim athletes can be accommodated with a special design that will not put the athletes in danger," Imam said.

Other martial arts, such as taekwondo, allow the use of headscarves. The World Taekwondo Federation changed its rules to accommodate Muslim female athletes, as some of the strongest medal contenders in the sport are from Muslim-majority countries, such as Egypt and Iran.

In judo, however, athletes compete in much closer proximity compared with taekwondo or karate. The use of strangleholds and chokeholds in judo have been cited as more dangerous for those wearing the hijab.

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Those who do not comply with these requirements shall be refused the right to compete, the sport's governing body says. The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSF) has imposed similar restrictions. Miftahul, 21, who is visually impaired, was scheduled to compete against Oyun Gantulga of Mongolia in the women's 52-kilogram competition on Monday morning.

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Antoine Griezmann scored twice as France came from behind to claim a second Nations League victory and continue Germany's abysmal run in 2018.

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Antoine Griezmann scored twice as France came from behind to claim a second Nations League victory and continue Germany's abysmal run in 2018.

The visitors were eyeing just their second competitive win of the year when Toni Kroos scored from the penalty spot after Presnel Kimpembe had handled.

But Griezmann levelled for the world champions with a superb looping header from Lucas Hernandez's cross.

He then scored the winner from the spot after a foul on Blaise Matuidi.

Didier Deschamps' side remain unbeaten in the Nations League and top Group A1 with seven points from their three games. They are now unbeaten in 14 fixtures, including the seven that culminated in them lifting the World Cup in Russia this summer.

In contrast, Germany are in a rut unlike any they have previously experienced.

The result in Paris means they have now suffered six defeats in a calendar year for the first time and, following Saturday's 3-0 humbling reversal in the Netherlands, have lost two consecutive competitive matches for the first time since 2000.

It is sure to further increase the pressure on boss Joachim Low, who oversaw their group-stage exit at the World Cup and now faces the very real possibility of his country being relegated to League B of the Nations League.

They are bottom of the group with just one point, having played a game more than the Netherlands.

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Low's side were actually the better in Paris in the first half on Tuesday. Utilising the speed of the recalled Leroy Sane, they counter-attacked superbly and deservedly led when Kimpembe blocked the Manchester City winger's cross with his hand and Kroos converted the resulting penalty.

But for Hugo Lloris the lead would have been bigger at the break, with the Tottenham keeper showing awareness and speed to dive in and palm the ball away from the feet of Timo Werner in the box and then keep out Matthias Ginter's low drive.

But Low's side could not maintain their efforts, allowing France, and Griezmann in particular, to demonstrate the resilience and world-class attacking ability that served them so well in Russia.

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Match ends, France 2, Germany 1.

Second Half ends, France 2, Germany 1.

Toni Kroos (Germany) wins a free kick on the left wing.

Foul by Paul Pogba (France).

Corner, Germany. Conceded by Benjamin Pavard.

Attempt blocked. Mats Hummels (Germany) header from the centre of the box is blocked. Assisted by Toni Kroos with a cross.

Substitution, France. Steven Nzonzi replaces N'Golo Kanté.

Julian Brandt (Germany) wins a free kick on the left wing.

Foul by N'Golo Kanté (France).

Substitution, France. Tanguy NDombele replaces Antoine Griezmann.

Attempt missed. Thomas Müller (Germany) header from the centre of the box misses to the right. Assisted by Toni Kroos with a cross following a corner.

Corner, Germany. Conceded by Paul Pogba.

Attempt saved. Ousmane Dembélé (France) left footed shot from the centre of the box is saved in the centre of the goal.

Substitution, Germany. Thomas Müller replaces Serge Gnabry.

Corner, France. Conceded by Niklas Süle.

Substitution, France. Ousmane Dembélé replaces Kylian Mbappé.

Toni Kroos (Germany) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

Foul by Blaise Matuidi (France).

Substitution, Germany. Julian Brandt replaces Matthias Ginter.

Goal! France 2, Germany 1. Antoine Griezmann (France) converts the penalty with a left footed shot to the bottom right corner.

Penalty conceded by Mats Hummels (Germany) after a foul in the penalty area.

Penalty France. Blaise Matuidi draws a foul in the penalty area.

Attempt blocked. Paul Pogba (France) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Assisted by Antoine Griezmann with a headed pass.

Substitution, Germany. Julian Draxler replaces Leroy Sané.

Attempt blocked. Timo Werner (Germany) right footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked. Assisted by Toni Kroos.

Toni Kroos (Germany) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

Foul by Olivier Giroud (France).

Attempt saved. Serge Gnabry (Germany) left footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Assisted by Toni Kroos.

Attempt missed. Antoine Griezmann (France) left footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the right from a direct free kick.

Foul by Mats Hummels (Germany).

Antoine Griezmann (France) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

Goal! France 1, Germany 1. Antoine Griezmann (France) header from the centre of the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Lucas Hernández with a cross.

Corner, France. Conceded by Mats Hummels.

Corner, France. Conceded by Nico Schulz.

Attempt blocked. Serge Gnabry (Germany) right footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked. Assisted by Thilo Kehrer.

Corner, Germany. Conceded by Presnel Kimpembe.

Leroy Sané (Germany) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

Foul by Benjamin Pavard (France).

Foul by Thilo Kehrer (Germany).

Kylian Mbappé (France) wins a free kick on the left wing.
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Nations League: Antoine Griezmann scores twice as France beat Germany 2-1

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Antoine Griezmann scored twice as France came from behind to claim a second Nations League victory and continue Germany's abysmal run in 2018. The visitors were eyeing just their second competitive win of the year when Toni Kroos scored from the penalty spot after Presnel Kimpembe had handled.

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Nearly 79,000 people have been displaced, while more than 4,600 people were injured, according to the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB).

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Nearly 79,000 people have been displaced, while more than 4,600 people were injured, according to the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB).

The agency said 680 people were still missing and 150 more are believed to have been buried under thick mud due to soil liquefaction that occurred in some areas as a result of the magnitude-7.4 earthquake on Sept. 28.

Guterres, who was visiting Palu accompanied by World Bank chief executive Kristalina Georgieva, commended the government's "very rapid and effective response" to the disasters.

He said such efforts, even with the support of the international community, should always be led by the affected country's government.

"As the United Nations, we are ready to support the government; we already have people on the ground. But the leadership must always be the leadership of the government of the country, and the international community needs to be supportive of that effort," Guterres said.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs earlier denied reports that the government had been preventing foreign aid workers from entering disaster areas in Central Sulawesi.

The ministry said regulations issued by the BNPB on international nongovernmental organizations state that they may only enter disaster areas in coordination with local partners.

Guterres attended the Asean Leaders' Gathering and the 2018 International Monetary Fund and World Bank Annual Meetings in Bali prior to visiting Central Sulawesi.

He returned to Bali after his visit to Palu.

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Nearly 79,000 people have been displaced, while more than 4,600 people were injured, according to the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB). The agency said 680 people were still missing and 150 more are believed to have been buried under thick mud due to soil liquefaction that occurred in some areas as a result of the magnitude-7.4 earthquake on Sept.

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Google CEO Sundar Pinchai has said a separate, censored version of its search engine for the Chinese market has undergone several successful internal tests.

The comments are the first time Google has officially confirmed it is working on the search engine, dubbed Project Dragonfly, which has been criticised heavily by human rights organisations.

Pinchai defended the decision of working on a search engine which will censor any results critical of the Chinese government by saying providing some information is better than providing no information at all.

"We are compelled by our mission [to] provide information to everyone, and [China is] 20 percent of the world's population," the Google CEO said during the Wired25 conference, as reported by the organiser, Wired.

"People don't understand fully, but you're always balancing a set of values," he continued, adding that the company will try to provide information in any market it enters.

"But we also follow the rule of law in every country," hinting at censoring search queries that the Chinese government deems harmful to its citizens.

Pinchai did not confirm yet that the search engine would actually be deployed in China, but instead said so far Project Dragonfly has only been an internal project.

During the conference, the Google CEO also defended the company's plans by saying that entering the Chinese market would serve them better results for things like cancer treatment.

"There are many, many areas where we would provide information better than what's available. Today, people either get fake cancer treatments or they actually get useful information," he said.

The project was made public in August, when worried Google employees took internal documents to the press.

Following the revelation, more than a thousand Google employees signed a letter criticising the company's plan to launch a heavily censored version of its search engine.

Human rights organisations and activists expressed their worry over Google's plans when they were shared earlier last month.

Amnesty International called it "a dark day for the internet" if Google decided to push through its plans.

In 2006, the search engine was introduced to Chinese internet users, but after many quarrels with the Chinese government, it moved its servers to Hong Kong, which has fewer restrictions on the internet.

However, eventually, Google pulled out of China completely in 2010 after several large-scale attacks on the company purportedly by the Chinese government.

The Chinese internet is heavily monitored and censored by the government, removing any results that it considers dangerous to its rule.

This includes any mention of democracy, events like the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing, the Falun Gong spiritual movement and images making fun of China's leader Xi Jinping.

Many other services, including some international news agencies, Twitter, Facebook and Google services like Gmail and Google Drive, are also blocked in China.

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Google says it 'internally tested' censored China search engine

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Google CEO Sundar Pinchai has said a separate, censored version of its search engine for the Chinese market has undergone several successful internal tests. The comments are the first time Google has officially confirmed it is working on the search engine, dubbed Project Dragonfly, which has been criticised heavily by human rights organisations.

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New Japan hotels must be wheelchair accessible before Tokyo 2020.
Weednesday, 11 Oct 2018 At Tokyo, Japan

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New hotels in Japan with more than 50 rooms will be required to provide wheelchair-friendly accommodation, the government said Tuesday, as the country gears up to host the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.

Japan is hoping to attract around 40 million tourists annually by the time of the Games and concerns have been expressed over the quantity of accommodation and facilities for disabled travelers.

Under the revised laws, which come into effect on September 1 next year, at least one percent of rooms in newly built and refurbished hotels or traditional inns must be barrier-free for wheelchair users.

"Through efforts to improve travel and lodging for the disabled, we hope to make the Games a success and create a society" where people with and without disabilities can live together, Olympics Minister Yoshitaka Sakurada told reporters on Tuesday.

Read also: Robotel: Japan hotel staffed by robot dinosaurs

According to a government survey conducted last year, only 0.4 percent of around 100,000 rooms at more than 600 hotels or inns were "barrier-free".

Under the government definition, a barrier-free room must have an entrance wider than 80 centimeters, a bathroom with handrails and no steps dividing rooms.

Tokyo has already embarked on an overhaul of its infrastructure with an eye to filling stadiums for the 2020 Games.

Elevators and ramps are being installed across Tokyo's subway system, with officials saying around 90 percent of stations are now wheelchair accessible.

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New hotels in Japan with more than 50 rooms will be required to provide wheelchair-friendly accommodation, the government said Tuesday, as the country gears up to host the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics. Japan is hoping to attract around 40 million tourists annually by the time of the Games and concerns have been expressed over the quantity of accommodation and facilities for disabled travelers.

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Pepper gave speech about future of AI in education to MPs at Middlesex University, London

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Dilan, Pengabdi Setan Screened at Korea Indonesia Film Festival

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Dilan 1990. Credit: Falcon Pictures

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Korea Cultural Center Indonesia (KCCI) in collaboration with CGV Cinemas, will organize the 2018 Korea Indonesia Film Festival (KIFF).

A total of 19 films will be screened in four CGV Cinemas in four cities, namely Jakarta, Palembang, Yogyakarta, and Makassar. The festival lasts for four days from October 18 to 21. The film festival will screen 15 Korean films and 4 Indonesian films, including "Dilan 1990" and "Pengabdi Setan".

"We chose a number of films, then submitted them to KCCI and CGV to ascertain what is the suitable line up and in demand by Indonesian audiences," said Rivki Morais Umagapi, 2018 KIFF festival manager at CGV Grand Indonesia, Central Jakarta, Thursday, October 10.

The following is a complete list of movies that will be screened at the 2018 Indonesia Film Festival:
Read: 10 Best-selling Films in 2018, Dilan 1990 Still Ranks Top Place
1. Dilan 1990 (Max Pictures)

2. Pengabdi Setan (Rapi Films)

3. Si Doel the Movie (Falcon Pictures)

4. Susah Sinyal (Starvision Plus)

5. 1987: When the Day Comes (CJ Entertainment/CBI Pictures)

6. A Bird Story (Seoul Arts Center)

7. Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds (Feat Pictures)

8. Along with the Gods 2: The Last 49 Days (Feat Pictures)

9. Dallae Story (Seoul Arts Center)

10. Forgotten (M-Line Distribution)

11. Golden Slumber (CJ Entertainment/CBI Pictures)

12. Gonjiam Haunted Asylum (Encore Films/Moxieotions)

13. Magic Flute (Seoul Arts Center)

14. The Accidental Detective (CJ Entertainment/CBI Pictures)

15. The Accidental Detective 2: In Action (CJ Entertainment)

16. The Battleship Island (CJ Entertainment/CBI Pictures)

17. The Negotiation (CJ Entertainment/CBI Pictures)

18. The Princess and The Matchmaker (CJ Entertainment/CBI Pictures)

19. The Spy Gone North (CJ Entertainment)

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At almost 11 years old, ASF looks more like a five-year-old than a preteen. ASF's older sibling, AN, 12, often shows the childish behavior of paying attention only to the things he likes. AN often has seizures, a common symptom of lead poisoning. ASF and AN are just two of the many children in Cinangka [...]

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When Children Become Victims - Kompas.Id

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At almost 11 years old, ASF looks more like a five-year-old than a preteen. ASF's older sibling, AN, 12, often shows the childish behavior of paying attention only to the things he likes. AN often has seizures, a common symptom of lead...

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New hotels in Japan with more than 50 rooms will be required to provide wheelchair-friendly accommodation, the government said Tuesday, as the country gears up to host the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.

Japan is hoping to attract around 40 million tourists annually by the time of the Games and concerns have been expressed over the quantity of accommodation and facilities for disabled travelers.

Under the revised laws, which come into effect on September 1 next year, at least one percent of rooms in newly built and refurbished hotels or traditional inns must be barrier-free for wheelchair users.

"Through efforts to improve travel and lodging for the disabled, we hope to make the Games a success and create a society" where people with and without disabilities can live together, Olympics Minister Yoshitaka Sakurada told reporters on Tuesday.

Read also: Robotel: Japan hotel staffed by robot dinosaurs

According to a government survey conducted last year, only 0.4 percent of around 100,000 rooms at more than 600 hotels or inns were "barrier-free".

Under the government definition, a barrier-free room must have an entrance wider than 80 centimeters, a bathroom with handrails and no steps dividing rooms.

Tokyo has already embarked on an overhaul of its infrastructure with an eye to filling stadiums for the 2020 Games.

Elevators and ramps are being installed across Tokyo's subway system, with officials saying around 90 percent of stations are now wheelchair accessible.

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New Japan hotels must be wheelchair accessible before Tokyo 2020

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New hotels in Japan with more than 50 rooms will be required to provide wheelchair-friendly accommodation, the government said Tuesday, as the country gears up to host the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympics. Japan is hoping to attract around 40 million tourists annually by the time of the Games and concerns have been expressed over the quantity of accommodation and facilities for disabled travelers.

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Jakarta. Indonesia won six gold medals in chess at the 2018 Asian Para Games in Jakarta on Wednesday.

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The women's team comprising Roslinda Manurung, Farta Simanja Nasip and Yuni won gold in the P1 class, while another team, Debi Ariesta, Tati Karhati and Margaretha Sinaga Wilma, won the women's B1 class.

The men's team comprising Carsidi, Edy Suryanto and Hendi Wirawan meanwhile won gold in their B1 class event.

Farta secured another gold for Indonesia by winning the women's individual event in the P1 class.

Hendi and Debi contributed two more gold medals in the individual B1 class for men and women, respectively.

Besides gold, Indonesia also secured three silver and three bronze medals in the standard chess competitions, which took place at the Cempaka Putih Sports Hall in Central Jakarta.

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indonesia wins 6 gold medals in chess at 2018 asian para games

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Indonesia Wins 6 Gold Medals in Chess at 2018 Asian Para Games | Jakarta Globe

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The women's team comprising Roslinda Manurung, Farta Simanja Nasip and Yuni won gold in the P1 class, while another team, Debi Ariesta, Tati Karhati and Margaretha Sinaga Wilma, won the women's B1 class. The men's team comprising Carsidi, Edy Suryanto and Hendi Wirawan meanwhile won gold in their B1 class event.

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landslides and floods was attack a Nort Sumatera
both cause 27 people killed,including 12 pupils,as mud and debris.
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Seasonal downpours cause frequent landslides and floods each year in Indonesia [Antara Foto via Reuters]

Flash floods and landslides have killed at least 27 people, mostly children, on Indonesia's Sumatra island, officials say.

An Islamic school in Muara Saladi village saw the highest death toll after mud from the flood and debris from landslides struck Mandailing Natal district in North Sumatra province on Friday afternoon, local police chief Irsan Sinuhaji said on Saturday.

Rescuers and villagers on Friday managed to save several teachers and only 17 out of 29 school children who were swept away, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the National Disaster Mitigation Agency's spokesman.

He said rescuers retrieved the bodies of 11 children from mud and rubble hours after the incident and one more on Saturday.

A video obtained by The Associated Press showed relatives crying beside their loved ones at a health clinic where the bodies of the children were lying, covered with blankets.

Nugroho said two bodies were found early on Saturday from a car washed away by floods in Mandailing Natal, where 17 homes collapsed and 12 were swept away.

Hundreds of other homes were flooded up to two metres high, while landslides occurred in eight areas of the region.

Four villagers were killed after landslides hit 29 houses and flooded about 100 buildings in neighbouring Sibolga district, Nugroho said.

He said flash floods also smashed several villages in West Sumatra province's Tanah Datar district, killing five people, including two children, and leaving another missing.

Landslides and flooding in the neighbouring districts of Padang Pariaman and West Pasaman killed four villagers after 500 houses flooded and three bridges collapsed.

Both North and West Sumatra provinces declared a weeklong emergency relief period.

Hundreds of survivors fled their hillside homes to safer ground, fearing more of the mountainside would collapse under continuing rain, Nugroho said.

Dozens of injured people were rushed to nearby hospitals and clinics, he said.

Seasonal downpours cause frequent landslides and floods each year in Indonesia, a chain of 17,000 islands where millions of people live in mountainous areas or near fertile flood plains.

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Indonesia: Landslide kills school children in North Sumatra

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Flash floods and landslides have killed at least 27 people, mostly children, on Indonesia's Sumatra island, officials say. An Islamic school in Muara Saladi village saw the highest death toll after mud from the flood and debris from landslides struck Mandailing Natal district in North Sumatra province on Friday afternoon, local police chief Irsan Sinuhaji said on Saturday.

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Indonesian sprinters Putri Aulia, Ni Made Arianti Putri and Endang Sari Sitorus dominated the 100 meters for women in the T13 class at the 2018 Asian Para Games on Wednesday.

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Indonesian Athletes Dominate Women's 100m Sprint at 2018 Asian Para Games

From left, Ni Made Arianti Putri, Endang Sari Sitorus and Putri Aulia celebrate their victory at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta on Wednesday. (Photo courtesy of Inapgoc/Rakhmawaty La'lang))

Jakarta. Indonesian sprinters Putri Aulia, Ni Made Arianti Putri and Endang Sari Sitorus dominated the 100 meters for women in the T13 class at the 2018 Asian Para Games on Wednesday.

Putri completed the race in 12.49 seconds, followed by Arianti and Endang, who finished in 13 and 13.07 seconds, respectively.

Putri's winning performance brought Indonesia's gold medal tally to 23, surpassing its target of winning at least 18 at the international multisport event.

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Indonesian Athletes Dominate Women's 100m Sprint at 2018 Asian Para Games From left, Ni Made Arianti Putri, Endang Sari Sitorus and Putri Aulia celebrate their victory at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta on Wednesday. (Photo courtesy of Inapgoc/Rakhmawaty La'lang)) Jakarta.

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A view of the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul on October 14, 2018. Turkey on October 13, 2018 accused Saudi Arabia of failing to cooperate with a probe into the disappearance of a journalist inside its Istanbul consulate, as US President Donald Trump threatened

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Saudi Arabia's consul to Istanbul on Tuesday left the Turkish city bound for Riyadh on a scheduled flight, reports said, as Turkey prepared to search his residence in the probe into the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Consul general Mohammed al-Otaibi took off for Riyadh on a 1400 GMT flight from Istanbul, the Haber-Turk newspaper reported on its website. The state-run Anadolu news agency also reported he had left Turkey.

The website of Ataturk International Airport showed a flight of flag-carrier Saudia took off for Riyadh at 1400 GMT and other Turkish media reports indicated he had taken this flight.

"We did not send him out. He left Turkey of his own accord," CNN-Turk cited a Turkish foreign ministry source as saying.

The consul used the VIP exit at the airport, Haber-Turk said.

Turkish police and prosecutors searched the Saudi embassy Monday after Riyadh gave the green-light amid global uproar over Khashoggi's disappearance since October 2.

The same team were due to search the residence of al-Otaibi later on Tuesday.

The search comes as some US media said Saudi Arabia is preparing a report that admits Khashogghi died during an interrogation that went wrong. The kingdom has until now insisted the journalist left the consulate safely.

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Saudi consul leaves Istanbul for Riyadh: Reports

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Saudi Arabia's consul to Istanbul on Tuesday left the Turkish city bound for Riyadh on a scheduled flight, reports said, as Turkey prepared to search his residence in the probe into the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Consul general Mohammed al-Otaibi took off for Riyadh on a 1400 GMT flight from Istanbul, the Haber-Turk newspaper reported on its website.

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Police Ask Witnesses After Veil Group Interrupts Traditional Rituals in Yogyakarta

Fishermen perform alms ceremonies at Depok Beach in Bantul, Yogyakarta, on October 1.

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Police are meanwhile continuing with their investigation, looking for more witnesses and analyzing all available closed-circuit television camera footage.

Suara Pembaruan reported that although the ceremony continued as planned over the weekend, several traditional elements were omitted as they involved items that were either damaged or destroyed in the attack.

Residents testified that around 50 people, many of them wearing veils, arrived in a convoy of motorcycles and cars. The group allegedly justified the attack by claiming that the ceremony was sinful.

Heri Santoso, chairman of the Center for Pancasila Studies at Gadjah Mada University in Yogyakarta, said the city, known for its strong Javanese cultural beliefs that place the utmost importance on harmony, should be able to curb rising intolerance.

In February this year, a sword-wielding man attacked the St. Lidwina Catholic Church in Sleman, Yogyakarta, and injured a priest and several churchgoers.

Heri said the sea alms ceremony has long been part of Javanese culture and that it is not in conflict with any religion.

"It's a mistake to think of these cultural rituals as a deviation [from religious teachings]," Heri said.

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Police are meanwhile continuing with their investigation, looking for more witnesses and analyzing all available closed-circuit television camera footage. Suara Pembaruan reported that although the ceremony continued as planned over the weekend, several traditional elements were omitted as they involved items that were either damaged or destroyed in the attack.

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Legends  has Comeback! Craig Breen, Kris Meeke and Mikko Hirvonen join some of the biggest name in the history of the World Rally Championship at the Rallylegend event in San Marino this weekend.

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WRC stars headline Rallylegend - wrc.com

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Past and present drivers to put iconic cars to the test - WRC.com

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Blue, the moffats to headline the 90s festival in jakarta

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Sam Ratulangi International Airport in Manado, which is located southeast of Mount Soputan, is still operating normally.

The government has closed the climbing route on the mountain and raised the level of alert to 3, which means a minor volcanic eruption.

Members of the public are requested not to approach within a 4-kilometer radius of the mountain and to wear face masks to prevent potential respiratory problems due to the ash. The authorities also advised people to stay at least 6.5 kilometers from the crater to avoid the potential threat of lava and hot gas.

The government has warned that potential lava flows could contaminate several rivers, such as the Ranowangko, Lawian, Popang and Londola Kelewahu, that originate on the slopes of Mount Soputan.

"We ask people involved in mining or horticultural activities not to do so around the mountain," said Erick Manaroinsong, head of the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) in Southeast Minahasa.

Mount Soputan was still active by Wednesday afternoon.

The BPBD observed an increase in seismic activity a day before the eruption, when it raised the level of alert to 2, which means that there was major unrest.

"Residents do not need to evacuate because it is still safe. There are no settlements within the 4-kilometer radius, so it is still safe," National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said.

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Sam Ratulangi International Airport in Manado, which is located southeast of Mount Soputan, is still operating normally. The government has closed the climbing route on the mountain and raised the level of alert to 3, which means a minor volcanic eruption.

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An earthquake hit eastern part of Java, Bali and Madura after midnight. It killed at least 3 people. BMKG did not raise tsunami warning.

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At least three people have died following a 6.4-magnitude earthquake in East Java that was felt in Bali and Lombok in the early hours of Thursday.

According to the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) the quake was felt at 01:57 a.m. local time with an epicenter in the ocean 55 kilometers northeast of Situbondo regency, East Java, at a depth of 12 kilometers. No tsunami alert was issued.

The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) has confirmed that three people have died as a result of the earthquake: a seven-year-old boy, a 55-year-old woman and an as-yet-unidentified adult man, all located in Prambanan village, Gayam district, Sumenep regency.

"The victims died after being crushed by a collapsed building," BNPB spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said in a statement. "The victims were sleeping when the earthquake suddenly hit and caused the house to collapse so the victims could not escape."

Several houses and at least one mosque in Sumenep regency are also reported to be damaged.

The quake was felt throughout East Java and also in parts of Bali and Lombok.

The Nusa Dua Command Center, which was set up to secure the ongoing International Monetary Fund-World Bank Annual Meetings, reported that there were no significant impacts on infrastructure in Nusa Dua, Bali.

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Fresh quake shakes East Java, Bali, kills three

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At least three people have died following a 6.4-magnitude earthquake in East Java that was felt in Bali and Lombok in the early hours of Thursday. According to the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) the quake was felt at 01:57 a.m.

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Sunday, October 14 2018.

Last week I visited Cianjur by train, and I was very impressed with Cianjur's current situation, very different from before when I was in Cianjur.

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Monday 7 October 2018, on the beach of Queen's Harbor
see the beautiful sunset and feel the breeze of the beach while sitting on the sand of the beach

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Friday 10-July-2015,
Place of Ponpes Riyyadhul Ulum
Gandasoli Sukabumi.
Tafarukan Santri Ponpes Riyyadhul Ulum event.
And there we gather with old friends who don't meet

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on March 16 2017, offroad tours in the Mount Merapi region

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Thuesday 11 September 2018, in Lapang merdeka Sukabumi.
Islamic New Year celebrations by carrying out the Pawei Torch around the city center of Sukabumi

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two years ago I carried out a ban with my friends

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Tuesday, 16 October 2019.
The occurrence of transporting so much waste on the roadside, location in the parungseah area, caused by the behavior of the surrounding community.

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On March 28th in Cibadak, view in the afternoon

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Saturday, 13 october 2018
This supporter only gives support to players, coaches, and shake the gor suryakencana

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Yesterday on October 15, 2018 police cars blocked the bicycle lane highlighted on Sukabumi

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On January 1, 2018, visited an orphanage in
the Tipar area with friend and teacher.

there carried out many events

like reading al quran together

and playing games played by the little ones

the event was very fun because we could see the children smiling without burden.

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A young man was training to take part in the climbing competition

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Sunday, October 14 2018, beautiful scenery in Cianjur flower garden,my family and I went together.

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On October 14, 2018, I visited my grandfather in Garut, there were many plantations and rice fields there the air is very fresh and cool there are still many eagles.

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10 September 2018, YES I DO ARI and PKBI Organizations were invited as resource people at Elmitra Radio regarding the stopping of child marriages due to the large number of child marriages that have happened lately troughout Indonesia especially in rural areas that still hold as customs

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Today, on  October 16 2018. Workers are building new rooms in School.

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       M Zaynurroyhan                                                                                                                             On 15 march 2017 students of Elind 1 visited Borobudur temple because the students of SMKN 1 SUKABUMI did study tour program called KIESBUD. We not only visited Borobudur temple but we  visited some places like Mount Merapi etc.

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       M Zaynurroyhan                                                                                                                             On 15 march 2017 students of Elind 1 visited Borobudur temple because the students of SMKN 1 SUKABUMI did study tour program called KIESBUD. We not only visited Borobudur temple but we  visited some places like Mount Merapi etc.

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A lot of rubbish is still scarettered in so called a healthy school SMKN 1 KOTA SUKABUMI

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Last month, March 20, 2017, the geopark beach was crowded with people who wanted to enjoy a very beautiful and comfortable atmosphere

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The implementation of basic education in Paskibra at SMKN 1 Sukabumi which is held every morning and evening on the school grounds

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Wednesday, 26 September 2018 in Cikundul Sukabumi City.
The appearance of art creation in the Raimuna Cabang camping event .

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Last week, I went to ogor botanical garden which was very clean and beau

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The process of repairing the sildwalk sewer in Cisaat City. This activity has been going on for approximately one month. This activity aims to prepare for the rainy season and to prevent flooding.

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yesterday on October 14, 2018, SMPN 10 Sukabumi carried out building repairs aimed at making it easier for students to study

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In Supermall Sukabumi, many people just come to buy donuts mokko factory

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Sukabumi Square Park is so beautiful, but it looks dry.
alun-alun mesjid agung, Sukabumi,15 oktober 2018

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Hotel occupancy drops in Puncak last week for the rainy season coming and fear of landslide raising

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Yesterday Local governments repair sidewalks and gutters around Muhammadiyah University, seen the tools that will be used

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On March 16, 2017, they study the Yogyakarta tour to Mount Merapi and several other places. There we stayed at neo awana hotel for 2 nights.

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Look at me

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Ripe banana hanged on the rope