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Posts misrepresent Indonesian presidential candidate's speech about batik and innovation - Vimarsana News

Posts misrepresent Indonesian presidential candidate's speech about batik and innovation

As Indonesia geared up for elections in February 2024, a misleadingly edited clip of presidential candidate Anies Baswedan appearing to say that wearing batik as a shirt is a "transgression" was viewed tens of thousands of times on social media. In fact, the full footage shows Anies was using the traditional hand-dyed fabric as an example in a speech about innovation in education and encouraging similar "transgressions" in the field.

Source: yahoo.com
District 20 to consider having staff volunteer to train and become armed guards - Vimarsana News

District 20 to consider having staff volunteer to train and become armed guards

District 20 is considering having staff and teachers volunteer to go through training to become armed guards at schools.

Source: koaa.com
S Sulawesi: 2,354 poll officers, voters report sick on voting day - Vimarsana News

S Sulawesi: 2,354 poll officers, voters report sick on voting day

The South Sulawesi Health Office disclosed on Thursday that 2,354 election officers and voters reported sick and required medical treatment at several polling ...

From Remote Tribal Areas To Flooded Cities, Indonesians Go To Polls - Vimarsana News

From Remote Tribal Areas To Flooded Cities, Indonesians Go To Polls

From makeshift bamboo polling stations in remote tribal areas to the flooded streets of the capital, tens of millions of Indonesians went to the polls Wednesday in one of the world's biggest one-day elections.

From remote tribal areas to flooded cities, Indonesians go to polls - Vimarsana News

From remote tribal areas to flooded cities, Indonesians go to polls

From makeshift bamboo polling stations in remote tribal areas to the flooded streets of the capital, tens of millions of Indonesians went to the polls Wednesday in one of the world’s biggest one-day elections.Floods forced the relocation of some polling stations across the sprawling megacity of 10 million, with some residents still waiting to vote two hours after polls were due to open.

Source: yahoo.com