Bali Police
\nlaunch hot line<\/p>\n
DENPASAR, Bali: Residents of Bali are now able to contact the
\npolice by texting a message to 0361-7476574.<\/p>\n
With this new service, residents of the island will be able to
\nfile a report with the police or request assistance.<\/p>\n
In cooperation with phone company Telkom, the Bali Police
\nintroduced the service on Friday during the commemoration of the
\nNational Police's 59th anniversary.<\/p>\n
Bali Police chief Insp. Gen. I Made Mangku Pastika said the
\nservice was intended to give residents a quick and easy way of
\ncontacting the police. -- JP<\/p>\n
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\nANPAa..r..
\nFocus-Samarinda-turtles
\nJP\/5\/FOKUS<\/p>\n
Dead turtles
\nin Derawan<\/p>\n
SAMARINDA, East Kalimantan: Some 114 out of 160 turtles snared
\nin a drifting fishing were found dead in Derawan Island
\nconservation area, Berau regency, recently.<\/p>\n
"To date, officials are still trying to find out who owned the
\nnet, which was some 1,000 meters long," said Berau's Marine and
\nFisheries Office director, M. Hatta Arsyad, on Friday.<\/p>\n
He said the report of dead turtles came from local people, who
\nhad found the bodies of turtles after being alerted by the putrid
\nsmell.<\/p>\n
Derawan Island district head Iramsyah, along with activists
\nfrom the World Wide Fund for Nature and the Nature Conservancy
\nvisited the place where the fishing net was found.<\/p>\n
"The turtles that were still alive were freed and the fishing
\nnet was destroyed," Hatta said. -- JP<\/p>",
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