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Leftover Turai Peels? Turn Them Into This Healthy And Tasty Recipe
Ridge gourd (or turai) is brimming with various health benefits and is a good source of dietary fibres, vitamin A, vitamin C and magnesium. This popular vegetable has various recipes but using its peels is a new exciting way of adding taste and nutrients on our plate.
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Indonesia Returning Hundreds Of Containers Of Contaminated Waste To West
Indonesia is sending back hundreds of containers of contaminated waste to the West after shipments supposedly containing plastic meant for recycling were found to hide hazardous substances, customs officials said.
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Indonesia Sends Back Hundreds Of Shipping Containers Full Of Waste
Indonesia has sent hundreds of garbage-filled shipping containers back to their countries of origin, according to the customs agency, as the Southeast Asian nation pushes back against becoming a dumping ground for foreign trash.
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Indonesia Returns Five Containers Of Waste To US
Indonesia has returned five containers of rubbish to the United States and will not become a "dumping ground", officials said Saturday, the latest Southeast Asian country to return imported waste.
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Indonesians Clean Up The Beach One Sandal At A Time
Hundreds of people sifted through a vast wasteland of rubbish strewn across a beach in Indonesia on Thursday, underscoring the Southeast Asian archipelago's mammoth marine waste problem.
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Whale Found Dead In Indonesia With 115 Plastic Cups In Stomach
A sperm whale found dead in a national park in Indonesia had nearly six kilogrammes (13.2 lbs) of plastic waste, including 115 cups, in its stomach, park officials said on Tuesday.
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Massive Fire Destroys Dozens Of Boats At Bali Port
A massive fire laid waste to dozens of boats at a Bali port on Monday as firefighters battled to bring the dramatic blaze under control.
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Indonesia Takes A Bite Out Of Food Waste One Wedding At A Time
In the slums of Jakarta, Indonesia's poor are getting a taste of how the other half live thanks to a new programme that aims to take a bite out of its mammoth food-waste problem.
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Leftover Turai Peels? Turn Them Into This Healthy And Tasty Recipe
Ridge gourd (or turai) is brimming with various health benefits and is a good source of dietary fibres, vitamin A, vitamin C and magnesium. This popular vegetable has various recipes but using its peels is a new exciting way of adding taste and nutrients on our plate.
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Indonesia Returning Hundreds Of Containers Of Contaminated Waste To West
Indonesia is sending back hundreds of containers of contaminated waste to the West after shipments supposedly containing plastic meant for recycling were found to hide hazardous substances, customs officials said.
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Indonesia Sends Back Hundreds Of Shipping Containers Full Of Waste
Indonesia has sent hundreds of garbage-filled shipping containers back to their countries of origin, according to the customs agency, as the Southeast Asian nation pushes back against becoming a dumping ground for foreign trash.
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Indonesia Returns Five Containers Of Waste To US
Indonesia has returned five containers of rubbish to the United States and will not become a "dumping ground", officials said Saturday, the latest Southeast Asian country to return imported waste.
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Indonesians Clean Up The Beach One Sandal At A Time
Hundreds of people sifted through a vast wasteland of rubbish strewn across a beach in Indonesia on Thursday, underscoring the Southeast Asian archipelago's mammoth marine waste problem.
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Whale Found Dead In Indonesia With 115 Plastic Cups In Stomach
A sperm whale found dead in a national park in Indonesia had nearly six kilogrammes (13.2 lbs) of plastic waste, including 115 cups, in its stomach, park officials said on Tuesday.
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Massive Fire Destroys Dozens Of Boats At Bali Port
A massive fire laid waste to dozens of boats at a Bali port on Monday as firefighters battled to bring the dramatic blaze under control.
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Indonesia Takes A Bite Out Of Food Waste One Wedding At A Time
In the slums of Jakarta, Indonesia's poor are getting a taste of how the other half live thanks to a new programme that aims to take a bite out of its mammoth food-waste problem.
