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Dengue threat to remain in 2013

Dengue fever will continue to loom large next year, so all Indonesians should be prepared to deal with an ...

Police to question witnesses in embezzlement case

The Bengkulu provincial police will soon question witnesses in the alleged embezzlement of more than Rp5 billion in ...

Rabies cases growing in Bengkulu

Bengkulu recorded growing number of cases of rabies, the city agriculture and animal husbandry office said. So ...

Roundup - Indonesia Marks International Anti-corruption Day

Joining other countries in marking the International Anti-Corruption Day which falls on December 9, Indonesian ...

Sumatran tiger tresspasses village, preying on cattles in Bengkulu

The conflict between human and Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) recurred in Bengkulu as the critically ...

Floods affect over 180 houses in Mukomuko

At least 180 houses were flooded in the Pondok Batu village of the Mukomuko District on Monday, following incessant ...

Long and winding road towards Sunda Strait Bridge

Indonesia has been dreaming of building the Sunda Strait Bridge, a mega project that will connect Indonesia`s two ...

Pertamina saves 10-13 pct on premium gasoline, diesel oil

State-owned oil and gas company Pertamina has been able to save 13 percent on diesel oil and 10 percent on premium ...

Indonesia to launch `orange revolution` to boost tropical fruit exports

Indonesia is a country blessed with natural beauty and is home to 10 percent of the world`s plant species. There ...

Indonesian State Enterprise Minister ready to carry out "orange revolution"

Indonesia`s State Enterprise Minister, Dahlan Iskan, is keen on carrying out an orange revolution, from 2013, by ...

Rainy season sees parts of Indonesia hit by floods, landslides

The rainy season has only begun in Indonesia, which has only two seasons, rainy (November to March) and dry (June to ...

Indonesian government to launch subsidized fuel-free day

The government through the energy and mineral resources ministry is considering launching a subsidized fuel-free day, ...

Spatial mismanagement triggers floods

Indonesia`s Environmental Affairs Minister, Balthasar Kambuaya, said that floods and landslides in several provinces ...

Floods hit several parts of Indonesia

Rains in the past two days caused flooding in several parts of the country on Sunday but no fatalities and injuries ...

One more former legislator nabbed as law fugitive in Bekasi

A special intelligence team of theAattorney General Office has succeeded in tracking down and arresting another ...