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Indonesia Task Force Wants FA Chief To Resign Over Stadium Stampede
A stampede sparked by police firing tear gas into packed stands took place after a match between home team Arema FC and rivals Persebaya Surabaya on October 1 in the city of Malang, East Java
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Caught On Camera: Water Slide Snaps In Half, Throws People 30-Feet Down
A terrifying moment was caught on camera in Indonesia's Kenjeran Park where a huge water slide snapped in half and crashed to the ground. A police investigation into the incident has been initiated.
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TVS Srichakra Launches Eurogrip Two-Wheeler Tyres In Indonesia
The tyres will be available immediately in Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang and Surabaya and in the second phase in seven more cities that includes Palembang, Medan, Pontianak, Samarinda, Manado, Banjarmasin and Makassar.
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In Indonesia, Trash As Payment For Tickets On 'Plastic Bus'
Dozens of people clutching bags full of plastic bottles and disposable cups queue at a busy bus terminal in the Indonesian city of Surabaya -- where passengers can swap trash for travel tickets.
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Indonesia Bomber Family Led Regular Life Before Carrying Out Church Blasts
The mother of an Indonesian family of six who launched suicide bomb attacks on three churches chatted to neighbours about schooling and swapped recipes, leading what appeared to be a regular middle-class life and eluding counter-terrorism forces.
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Terrorist Family Uses Child In Suicide Bomb Attack On Indonesian Police
A family of terrorist in Indonesia carried an eight-year-old into a suicide bomb attack against police in Surabaya on Monday, a day after another terrorist family killed 13 people in suicide attacks on three churches in the same city.
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Two Suicide Bombers Blow Themselves Up At Indonesian Police Headquarter: Authorities
An explosion ripped through a police headquarters in Indonesia's second biggest city Surabaya on Monday claiming at least one casualty, authorities said, just a day after a wave of suicide bombings on churches killed at least 14 and injured dozens more.
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ISIS-Inspired Family Of 6 Kill Around 13 In Indonesia Church Suicide Attack
A family of six launched suicide attacks on Christians attending Sunday services at three churches in Indonesia's second-largest city of Surabaya, killing at least 13 people and wounding 40, officials said.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Indonesian Church Attacks That Killed 13
ISIS claimed responsibility for suicide bomb attacks on three churches in the Indonesian city of Surabaya on Sunday that has killed 11 people, the terror group's Amaq news agency said, without providing any evidence.
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11 Killed, Dozens Injured After A Wave Of Blasts Strike Church In Indonesia
A series of blasts, including at least one suicide bombing, struck churches in Indonesia on Sunday, killing at least 11 people and wounding dozens in the deadliest attack for years in the world's biggest Muslim-majority country.
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Indonesia's Muslim Women Hail Female-Only Motorbike Taxis
Female motorbike taxi drivers in headscarves zig-zag through heavy traffic in the Indonesian capital Jakarta, the latest two-wheeled transport service for women making a dent in the male-dominated world of ride-hailing apps in the Muslim nation.
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Families Demand Apology On AirAsia Crash Anniversary
Families of those killed in an AirAsia plane crash in Indonesia demanded today the airline apologise for negligence after a probe showed faulty equipment contributed to the accident, a year on from the tragedy that left 162 dead.
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Thousands Still Stranded in Indonesia as Airports Remain Closed
Thousands of Indonesians were spending a miserable Eid today after failing to make it home to see their families after erupting volcanoes closed six airports, including in the country's second biggest city.
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Volcano Shuts Major Indonesian Airport During Holiday Rush
Ash spewing from an erupting volcano closed the airport serving Indonesia's second-biggest city today, as millions of people were travelling across the archipelago ahead of the Muslim holiday of Eid.
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Indonesia Arrests Man Selling Protected Eagles on Facebook
Indonesian police posing as wildlife buyers have arrested a suspected trafficker for selling protected eagles on Facebook, an official said today.
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Indonesia Task Force Wants FA Chief To Resign Over Stadium Stampede
A stampede sparked by police firing tear gas into packed stands took place after a match between home team Arema FC and rivals Persebaya Surabaya on October 1 in the city of Malang, East Java
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Caught On Camera: Water Slide Snaps In Half, Throws People 30-Feet Down
A terrifying moment was caught on camera in Indonesia's Kenjeran Park where a huge water slide snapped in half and crashed to the ground. A police investigation into the incident has been initiated.
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TVS Srichakra Launches Eurogrip Two-Wheeler Tyres In Indonesia
The tyres will be available immediately in Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang and Surabaya and in the second phase in seven more cities that includes Palembang, Medan, Pontianak, Samarinda, Manado, Banjarmasin and Makassar.
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In Indonesia, Trash As Payment For Tickets On 'Plastic Bus'
Dozens of people clutching bags full of plastic bottles and disposable cups queue at a busy bus terminal in the Indonesian city of Surabaya -- where passengers can swap trash for travel tickets.
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Indonesia Bomber Family Led Regular Life Before Carrying Out Church Blasts
The mother of an Indonesian family of six who launched suicide bomb attacks on three churches chatted to neighbours about schooling and swapped recipes, leading what appeared to be a regular middle-class life and eluding counter-terrorism forces.
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Terrorist Family Uses Child In Suicide Bomb Attack On Indonesian Police
A family of terrorist in Indonesia carried an eight-year-old into a suicide bomb attack against police in Surabaya on Monday, a day after another terrorist family killed 13 people in suicide attacks on three churches in the same city.
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Two Suicide Bombers Blow Themselves Up At Indonesian Police Headquarter: Authorities
An explosion ripped through a police headquarters in Indonesia's second biggest city Surabaya on Monday claiming at least one casualty, authorities said, just a day after a wave of suicide bombings on churches killed at least 14 and injured dozens more.
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ISIS-Inspired Family Of 6 Kill Around 13 In Indonesia Church Suicide Attack
A family of six launched suicide attacks on Christians attending Sunday services at three churches in Indonesia's second-largest city of Surabaya, killing at least 13 people and wounding 40, officials said.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Indonesian Church Attacks That Killed 13
ISIS claimed responsibility for suicide bomb attacks on three churches in the Indonesian city of Surabaya on Sunday that has killed 11 people, the terror group's Amaq news agency said, without providing any evidence.
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11 Killed, Dozens Injured After A Wave Of Blasts Strike Church In Indonesia
A series of blasts, including at least one suicide bombing, struck churches in Indonesia on Sunday, killing at least 11 people and wounding dozens in the deadliest attack for years in the world's biggest Muslim-majority country.
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Indonesia's Muslim Women Hail Female-Only Motorbike Taxis
Female motorbike taxi drivers in headscarves zig-zag through heavy traffic in the Indonesian capital Jakarta, the latest two-wheeled transport service for women making a dent in the male-dominated world of ride-hailing apps in the Muslim nation.
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Families Demand Apology On AirAsia Crash Anniversary
Families of those killed in an AirAsia plane crash in Indonesia demanded today the airline apologise for negligence after a probe showed faulty equipment contributed to the accident, a year on from the tragedy that left 162 dead.
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Thousands Still Stranded in Indonesia as Airports Remain Closed
Thousands of Indonesians were spending a miserable Eid today after failing to make it home to see their families after erupting volcanoes closed six airports, including in the country's second biggest city.
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Volcano Shuts Major Indonesian Airport During Holiday Rush
Ash spewing from an erupting volcano closed the airport serving Indonesia's second-biggest city today, as millions of people were travelling across the archipelago ahead of the Muslim holiday of Eid.
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Indonesia Arrests Man Selling Protected Eagles on Facebook
Indonesian police posing as wildlife buyers have arrested a suspected trafficker for selling protected eagles on Facebook, an official said today.
