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        "id": 1643677,
        "msgid": "this-is-the-directive-from-the-minister-of-basic-and-secondary-education-to-educational-units-regarding-1774864385",
        "date": "2026-03-30 16:12:00",
        "title": "This is the Directive from the Minister of Basic and Secondary Education to Educational Units Regarding Energy Efficiency",
        "author": "Cahya  Mulyana",
        "source": "MEDIA_INDONESIA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Energy",
        "summary": "Minister of Basic and Secondary Education Abdul Mu\u2019ti has urged educational institutions to implement energy efficiency measures in response to the ongoing crisis, including reducing electricity and water usage, promoting walking or cycling to school for nearby students, and maximising public transport to cut pollution and save energy. He emphasised that in-person learning will continue uninterrupted, with local governments challenged to improve public transport options for safer and more comfortable student commutes. This initiative aims to foster healthier habits and environmental sustainability without compromising educational quality.",
        "content": "<p>Minister of Basic and Secondary Education, Abdul Mu\u2019ti, stated that\nhis ministry has issued directives to educational units to enforce\nenergy efficiency in addressing the crisis conditions. \u201cI think it\u2019s\nalmost the same as what we mentioned earlier. How to use electricity,\nwater usage, and also building a healthier culture. So, for example, we\nurge that if a child\u2019s home is close to school, if it\u2019s reasonably safe\nand comfortable, I think there\u2019s no harm in walking or returning to the\nhabit of cycling. During the COVID period, children got used to cycling.\nWhy not continue this habit? It\u2019s healthy, saves energy, and is\nenvironmentally clean,\u201d he explained at the Ministry of Basic and\nSecondary Education office in Jakarta on Monday (30\/3). Furthermore, he\nadded that local governments must optimise the use of public vehicles so\nthat they can be utilised by students. \u201cThen we strive to maximise the\nuse of public transportation. Nowadays, there\u2019s a tendency for some of\nour children to feel more comfortable using motorbikes than public\ntransport. In my opinion, if there is safe and comfortable public\ntransport, even in my view, this becomes a challenge for local\ngovernments to improve public transport facilities, so that our children\ncan go to school using public transport, which is more energy-efficient\nand can reduce pollution,\u201d Abdul Mu\u2019ti stressed. He also emphasised that\nin-person learning will proceed normally with no implementation of\nonline learning. \u201cOh, no (reduction in in-person learning), it will\ncontinue as usual,\u201d he concluded.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/this-is-the-directive-from-the-minister-of-basic-and-secondary-education-to-educational-units-regarding-1774864385",
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