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Scientists Discover 31,000-Year-Old Skeleton With Amputated Leg: Research
A team of scientists has unearthed a 31,000-year-old human skeleton with a part of its lower left leg surgically amputated.
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Indonesia Passes Law To Move Capital From Jakarta To Remote Borneo
Indonesia's parliament has approved a bill to relocate the nation's capital from Jakarta to Kalimantan on Borneo, House Speaker Puan Maharani said on Tuesday.
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24 Killed, 31 Missing After Storm Strikes Fishing Ships In Central Indonesia
Rescuers have found 24 bodies and kept searching for 31 other missing persons after 18 ships were hit by a storm in waters off West Kalimantan province in central Indonesia days ago, the top rescuer of the province said on Wednesday.
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Indonesia Building New Capital As Jakarta Sinks Into Sea: 10 Facts
Megacity Jakarta is sinking at an alarming rate. Home to more than 1 crore people, the Indonesian capital sits on a swampy land with parts of it sinking by as much as 25 cm every year. If the current rate of sinking continues, one third of Jakarta could be submerged by 2050, suggest reports. For this reason, Indonesia plans to shift its capital bas...
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Strong 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Indonesia's Borneo: US Geological Survey
A strong 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia early on Monday, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said, but no immediate damage or casualties were reported.
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Indonesia Plans More Detailed Map to Settle Land Use Conflicts
Indonesia will take a step forward in resolving conflicting land use claims with plans to finalize this year a map reflecting the nation's geographical features in greater detail, two ministers said today.
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Indonesians Take Fight Against Haze into Their Own Hands
Desperate civilians at the epicentre of Indonesia's haze crisis are taking the fight into the own hands, using whatever meagre resources they have to confront the fires ravaging their communities as they tire of waiting for the government to take action.
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Sick, Hungry Orangutans Fall Victim to Indonesia Fires Crisis
Endangered orangutans are falling victim to a devastating haze crisis that has left them sick, malnourished and severely traumatised as fires rage through Indonesia's forests, reducing their habitat to a charred wasteland.
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Indonesia Readies Warships for Haze Evacuation
Indonesia has put warships on standby to evacuate people affected by acrid haze from forest fires which has killed at least 10 and caused respiratory illnesses in half a million, officials said today.
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Indonesia Expects to Control Haze From Forest Fires Within 30 Days
Indonesia will take 30 days to bring smouldering forest fires under control, the national disaster management agency said on Friday, as smog from the fires pushes pollution in Southeast Asia to record highs.
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Scientists Discover 31,000-Year-Old Skeleton With Amputated Leg: Research
A team of scientists has unearthed a 31,000-year-old human skeleton with a part of its lower left leg surgically amputated.
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Indonesia Passes Law To Move Capital From Jakarta To Remote Borneo
Indonesia's parliament has approved a bill to relocate the nation's capital from Jakarta to Kalimantan on Borneo, House Speaker Puan Maharani said on Tuesday.
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24 Killed, 31 Missing After Storm Strikes Fishing Ships In Central Indonesia
Rescuers have found 24 bodies and kept searching for 31 other missing persons after 18 ships were hit by a storm in waters off West Kalimantan province in central Indonesia days ago, the top rescuer of the province said on Wednesday.
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Indonesia Building New Capital As Jakarta Sinks Into Sea: 10 Facts
Megacity Jakarta is sinking at an alarming rate. Home to more than 1 crore people, the Indonesian capital sits on a swampy land with parts of it sinking by as much as 25 cm every year. If the current rate of sinking continues, one third of Jakarta could be submerged by 2050, suggest reports. For this reason, Indonesia plans to shift its capital bas...
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Strong 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Indonesia's Borneo: US Geological Survey
A strong 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia early on Monday, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said, but no immediate damage or casualties were reported.
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Indonesia Plans More Detailed Map to Settle Land Use Conflicts
Indonesia will take a step forward in resolving conflicting land use claims with plans to finalize this year a map reflecting the nation's geographical features in greater detail, two ministers said today.
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Indonesians Take Fight Against Haze into Their Own Hands
Desperate civilians at the epicentre of Indonesia's haze crisis are taking the fight into the own hands, using whatever meagre resources they have to confront the fires ravaging their communities as they tire of waiting for the government to take action.
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Sick, Hungry Orangutans Fall Victim to Indonesia Fires Crisis
Endangered orangutans are falling victim to a devastating haze crisis that has left them sick, malnourished and severely traumatised as fires rage through Indonesia's forests, reducing their habitat to a charred wasteland.
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Indonesia Readies Warships for Haze Evacuation
Indonesia has put warships on standby to evacuate people affected by acrid haze from forest fires which has killed at least 10 and caused respiratory illnesses in half a million, officials said today.
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Indonesia Expects to Control Haze From Forest Fires Within 30 Days
Indonesia will take 30 days to bring smouldering forest fires under control, the national disaster management agency said on Friday, as smog from the fires pushes pollution in Southeast Asia to record highs.
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*NTPC head:Indonesia East Kalimantan coal mine resource 1 bln tn
MUMBAI, AUGUST 30Phone: +91 (22) 6147 5100. feedback@tickerplantindia.com Copyright (c) TickerPlant Ltd.Copyright (c) TickerPlant Ltd.
