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TNIs soldiers bolster security at Indonesia-Timor Leste border line 27th February 2021 Governor of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Province Zulkieflimansyah and Commander of the Military Regional Command (Danrem) 162 / WB Brigadier General Ahmad Rizal Ramdhani saw off 400 Indonesian soldiers to be deployed to guard the Indonesia-Timor Leste border. West Lombok, NTB (ANTARA) - Some 400 soldiers from the 742 Infantry Battalion /Satya Wira Yudha of the Indonesian Defense Forces (TNI) have ...

Jayapura-Wamena road temporarily closed for repairs: BPJN 25th February 2021 Head of the BPJN-Jayapura Office, Edu M.P. Sasarari. (ANTARA/Evarukdijati) Jayapura, Papua (ANTARA) - The Jayapura National Road Construction Agency (BPJN) has temporarily closed 320 kilometers of the Jayapura-Wamena highway, which is under its responsibility, since Wednesday (February 24, 2021).   The road has been temporarily closed to help the agencys workers repair damaged road sections and bridges ...

Soldiers near Indonesia-PNG border help residents to construct church 22nd February 2021 Dismantling an old chapel building. Its usable building materials are then used for constructing a new chapel. (ANTARA News Papua/HO-Pendam XVII/Cenderawasih) Keerom, Papua (ANTARA) - Personnel of the Indonesia-PNG Border Security Task Force worked with residents of Yetti Village, Arso Timur Sub-district, Keerom District, Papua, to dismantle building materials from an old chapel for reuse in ...

Soldiers near Indonesia-PNG land border conduct bridge repair work 22nd February 2021 Keerom, Papua (ANTARA) - The Indonesia-PNG Border Security Task Forces 312/Kala Hitam Infantry Battalion personnel, along with villagers, repaired a rotting wooden bridge in Towe Hitam Village, Towe Sub-district, Keerom District, Papua Province, last week. Situated near the land border of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea (PNG), the villagers daily activities depend exceedingly on the bridge, the t...

Soldiers, policemen, locals repair bridge near RI-PNG border 10th February 2021 A damaged bridge in Keerom district, Papua province. (ANTARA News Papua/HO-Pendam XVII/Cenderawasih) Several police officers have been deployed to help the flood-stricken residents Keerom, Papua (ANTARA) - Several personnel from the Indonesia-Papua New Guinea (PNG) Border Security Task Force and Keerom police precinct worked with residents of Arso sub-district in Keerom district, Papua, to repair a damaged br...

February 4, 2021 A pilot meal swipe sharing program is available this semester for University of Wyoming students experiencing food insecurity. Meals will be available at Washakie Dining Center. The UW Food Security Taskforce and the Sustainability Coalition are collaborating on the pilot program, which is made possible by the support of the Associated Students of UW’s Special Projects. Hot, fresh and nutritious meals will be offered to UW students. The new program helps support the ongoing e...

New Jersey City Utility Struggling With Costly Cyberattack A ransomware attack against the Jersey City Municipal Utilities Authority Sept. 30 forced the public utility to spend roughly $500,000 after access to “vital” sewer and water data was cut off. by Peter D’Auria, nj.com / January 14, 2021 The Jersey City Municipal Utilities Authority at 555 Route 440, Friday, Dec. 11, 2020. TNS (TNS) — The recent...

In the 1990s, sweet cherries were a fledgling crop in B.C. with only $500,000 in annual sales. There weren’t many varieties in the province, and B.C. was locked in competition with Washington state, the biggest producer of sweet cherries in North America. And it was losing the battle. But when the research centre, which has now bred 80 per cent of the sweet cherry varieties being grown around the world, released the Staccato variety for commercial planting in the 2000s, it changed the game fo...

By Taikein Cooper, Jesús Gerena, Valaryee Mitchell and Tyonka Perkins Rimawi How many times can we say that 2020 has been a year unlike any other? We remain fearful of the pandemic. Uneasiness about a bleak economic outlook due to declining employment and consumer spending persists. Many of our neighbors have been left wondering if they can put food on the table or if they will have a place to live. Imagine if none of us had to worry about our hunger, homeless or recessions because we were g...

Election 2020: You’ll account for every bullet fired – Ablakwa to IGP North Tongu lawmaker, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has said he has officially petitioned the Speaker of Parliament to invite the Inspector General of Police (IGP) to explain the causes of shootings and killings that occurred during the recently-held presidential and parliamentary elections. Mr Ablakwa said in a statement that these alleged killings must be investigated thoroughly and the culprits punished severely. He said “...