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Indonesia Planned To Breed "Good" Mosquitoes To Combat Dengue. Now That Plan Has Been Put On Hold
The lab-bred mosquitoes injected with Wolbachia bacteria were meant to be released in dengue fever 'red zones' in the city of Yogyakarta in mid-November.
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Watch: Diners At This Restaurant Get Fishy Pedicures Too
The tables and chairs at Soto Cokro Kembang in Indonesia's cultural capital Yogyakarta sit in ankle-deep water, home to thousands of little fish that nibble dead skin off the feet of diners.
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Indonesia's Most Active Volcano Erupts
Mount Merapi, Indonesia's most active volcano, erupted on Friday and spewed a column of ash 6 km into the air. Situated at the borders of Yogyakarta and Central Java provinces, the volcano erupted at 8.20 a.m. with ash spreading to the west of the crater
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This Museum Didn't Think Its Hitler Statue Was A Problem - Until The Complaints Started.
Indonesia's De MATA trick eye museum is best enjoyed with a fully charged camera. For a few rupiah, visitors to Yogyakarta can snap photos of themselves in ready-made optical illusions, or recreated scenes from history and fantasy. If their selfie arms are still functioning, nearly 200 life-size figures of history's most famous people await, ready ...
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Royal Revolution As Indonesian Sultan Taps Female Heir
Courtiers in elaborate outfits danced to the gentle tinkling of Javanese music as the Sultan of Yogyakarta looked on, a scene that has played out in much the same way for centuries in the tiny Indonesian kingdom.
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26 Indonesians Die After Drinking Bootleg Alcohol
Investigators said a majority of the victims died after purchasing home-made liquor from a couple in Sleman, a town north of Yogyakarta city, local police said.
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Philippine Woman Faces Death in Indonesia for Drugs
The Philippines is trying to prevent the execution of a female citizen, who faces death by firing squad in Indonesia for drug smuggling, the foreign ministry said Thursday.
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Philippine Woman Faces Death in Indonesia for Drugs Smuggling
The Philippines is trying to prevent the execution of a female citizen, who faces death by firing squad in Indonesia for drug smuggling, the foreign ministry said Thursday.
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GVK looks east for growth; to raise funds for Indonesian airport this year
Private airport operator GVK is looking east for growth of its airport business.
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Indonesia Planned To Breed "Good" Mosquitoes To Combat Dengue. Now That Plan Has Been Put On Hold
The lab-bred mosquitoes injected with Wolbachia bacteria were meant to be released in dengue fever 'red zones' in the city of Yogyakarta in mid-November.
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Watch: Diners At This Restaurant Get Fishy Pedicures Too
The tables and chairs at Soto Cokro Kembang in Indonesia's cultural capital Yogyakarta sit in ankle-deep water, home to thousands of little fish that nibble dead skin off the feet of diners.
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Indonesia's Most Active Volcano Erupts
Mount Merapi, Indonesia's most active volcano, erupted on Friday and spewed a column of ash 6 km into the air. Situated at the borders of Yogyakarta and Central Java provinces, the volcano erupted at 8.20 a.m. with ash spreading to the west of the crater
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This Museum Didn't Think Its Hitler Statue Was A Problem - Until The Complaints Started.
Indonesia's De MATA trick eye museum is best enjoyed with a fully charged camera. For a few rupiah, visitors to Yogyakarta can snap photos of themselves in ready-made optical illusions, or recreated scenes from history and fantasy. If their selfie arms are still functioning, nearly 200 life-size figures of history's most famous people await, ready ...
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Royal Revolution As Indonesian Sultan Taps Female Heir
Courtiers in elaborate outfits danced to the gentle tinkling of Javanese music as the Sultan of Yogyakarta looked on, a scene that has played out in much the same way for centuries in the tiny Indonesian kingdom.
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26 Indonesians Die After Drinking Bootleg Alcohol
Investigators said a majority of the victims died after purchasing home-made liquor from a couple in Sleman, a town north of Yogyakarta city, local police said.
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Philippine Woman Faces Death in Indonesia for Drugs
The Philippines is trying to prevent the execution of a female citizen, who faces death by firing squad in Indonesia for drug smuggling, the foreign ministry said Thursday.
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Philippine Woman Faces Death in Indonesia for Drugs Smuggling
The Philippines is trying to prevent the execution of a female citizen, who faces death by firing squad in Indonesia for drug smuggling, the foreign ministry said Thursday.
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GVK looks east for growth; to raise funds for Indonesian airport this year
Private airport operator GVK is looking east for growth of its airport business.
