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    Indonesian Passenger Ship Carrying 243 People Loses Contact in Java Sea, 1 Dead; 140 Missing

    Indonesia's Virgo Transport 8 lost contact in the Java Sea while travelling from Surabaya to Banjarmasin. Rescue teams have evacuated 103 people, including one who died, while around 140 remain missing.

    Shaping of Indo-Pacific Future

    The gradual rediscovery of Asia’s oldest relationships between India and Indonesia is the beginning of a new chapter through which the countries seek to shape the future of the Indo-Pacific. The frequency of leadership exchanges, ministerial visits, strategic dialogues, defence consultations, thinktank collaborations, and institutional partnerships over the past three years suggests that both South.

    Indonesia issues tsunami warning, death toll rises to 5

    The institute issued a tsunami warning to nine coastal provinces, strongly advising residents in those areas to immediately evacuate to higher ground or move farther inland following the quake

    Indonesia strengthens border surveillance to counter evolving drug trafficking tactics

    Jakarta: Indonesian authorities have strengthened cross-border monitoring through enhanced data sharing and early detection measures at ports, airports and border crossings to counter increasingly sophisticated drug trafficking methods. Enhanced coordination between agencies Abdul Kadir Karding, head of the Indonesian Quarantine Agency (Barantin), said Thursday in Jakarta that narcotics traffickers continue to adapt their methods, including exploiting.

    Indonesia’s Dukono Volcano Erupts, Sends Ash 5,000 Metres Into Sky

    Dukono volcano in Indonesia's North Maluku province erupted on Sunday, spewing grey ash up to 5,000 metres above its peak, the country

    Indonesia Volcano Eruption: Search and Rescue Operation Ends, All Victims Confirmed

    Indonesia: The Indonesian National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) confirmed on Sunday that search and rescue operations following the eruption of Mount Dukono have officially ended after all missing victims were recovered. Abdul Muhari, Head of the BNPB Disaster Data, Information, and Communication Centre, stated that all individuals previously reported missing have now been found, including.

    Rescue efforts resume after harsh rains in Indonesia for 80 missing people, death toll rises to 10

    Jakarta: Search operations have resumed in Indonesia’s West Java province for around 80 people reported missing after a devastating landslide tore through residential areas, following a temporary suspension of rescue efforts due to extreme weather, according to Al Jazeera. Rescue efforts were halted overnight as heavy rain and dangerous conditions made operations unsafe, the rescue.

    Death toll from Indonesia’s flash floods climbs to 16

    flash floods and landslides in Indonesia’s eastern province of North Sulawesi has climbed to 16, while three people remain missing.

    India Expresses Sympathy Through Medan Mission After Indonesia Flood–Landslide Disaster

    Jakarta: India’s Consulate General in Medan on Sunday expressed condolences and solidarity with the people of Indonesia over the victims of floods and landslides in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra. “CGI Medan conveys deepest condolences for the tragic losses from floods and landslides in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra, and reaffirms solidarity and.

    The curious case of Indonesia’s surging oil exports to China

    China’s customs data for August exposed a puzzling anomaly: 2.7 million tonnes of crude oil, roughly 630,000 barrels per day, were recorded as imports from Indonesia. The scale of that entry immediately raised eyebrows because it far exceeds Indonesia’s documented capacity to export crude and fits uneasily with the archipelago’s long record as a net.

    Indonesia: Three killed, 150 rescued after passenger ship catches fire

    Jakarta: At least three people were killed and about 150 others rescued after a passenger ship caught fire in the waters of Indonesia’s North Sulawesi province on Sunday, according to Veri Ariyanto, a senior official at the provincial Search and Rescue Office. “Three people were killed, and nearly 150 were rescued safely. They were rescued.