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Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:30 WIB
Be Alert to Signs of Mild Dehydration During Fasting — Don’t Let It Catch You Out
Dr Ihsanul Rajasa, Sp.PD, FISQua, Internal Medicine Specialist at RS Pondok Indah, explains that dehydration signs are early signals the body is not getting enough fluids. It can occur during fasting if sahur fluids are insufficient or daytime activities cause greater fluid loss, with thirst, dry mouth and darker, concentrated urine among common symptoms; dizziness or weakness may accompany. Recognising these signs helps maintain fluid balance and prevents disruption to daily activities while fasting.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:30 WIB
Trying the Pesing River Getek: A Traffic-Beating Shortcut from Taman Kota to Green Garden, West Jakarta
Residents of West Jakarta rely on a traditional wooden raft known as a getek to cross the Pesing River between Taman Kota and the Green Garden Residence complex, bypassing heavy traffic on major roads. Operated by three men who pull a rope to shuttle passengers—pedestrians and motorcyclists—this manually powered crossing has persisted amid Jakarta's transport development, delivering a low-cost, lightweight alternative that connects via narrow back streets. The raft is wooden and roofed, capable of carrying several motorcycles and their riders.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:28 WIB
Widespread Response to Acquittals of Three Defendants in Obstruction of Investigation
Several organisations welcomed the acquittals of three defendants in a case involving obstruction of corruption investigations, including journalist Tian Bahtiar, and legal associations emphasised the protection of press freedom and the independence of the profession. The rulings reference constitutional protections and MK decisions, underscoring the boundary between journalism, critique, and obstruction of justice.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:27 WIB
Ahead of the restrictions, hundreds of trucks crowd Merak Port
Hundreds of freight trucks crowded Merak Port in Merak, Cilegon, Banten, on Wednesday as drivers raced to meet upcoming truck-operating restrictions ahead of Eid al-Fitr 1447 Hijriah, under a Ministry of Transport regulation. The port's operator said Merak Port would be limited to passenger ferries, private vehicles and buses during the restriction period.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:09 WIB
Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs: Government Buildings in Nusantara Capital City Ready to Be Occupied
An on-site review in Penajam Paser Utara found that government buildings in Nusantara Capital City have met standards for occupancy, with essential facilities such as hospitals, schools, markets and an airport in place. The visit underlines the Polkam ministry's role in coordinating defence, security and the digital infrastructure of IKN, with officials expressing pride in the project and its potential benefits for East Kalimantan.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:04 WIB
US Labour Data Beats Forecasts as Health and Construction Sectors Propping Up Activity
Private-sector hiring in the United States rose 63,000 in February, beating expectations and January's revised 11,000. Most gains came from health-care and construction, while professional services fell and manufacturing remained weak. Wage growth held at 4.5% for those staying in their jobs, but those switching jobs saw wage gains slow to 6.3%, the lowest since ADP began tracking the data.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:02 WIB
Expert analysis on Trump's lament that US–UK relations are not what they used to be
US President Donald Trump laments that relations with the United Kingdom are not as close as they once were. Indonesian international relations expert Fredy Buhama Lumban Tobing argues the complaint signals a shift in European national interests, noting that historic oil concession contracts have often favoured the UK and France. The analysis suggests European powers have long pursued foreign policies not always aligned with the US, particularly in the Middle East and Persian Gulf.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:00 WIB
Catholic Daily Reflection for 5 March 2026 and Today's Readings: The Fate of a Person
The Catholic daily reflection for 5 March 2026 centres on the theme of human fate, guided by the day’s liturgical readings from Jeremiah, Psalms, Luke and Exodus. Observances for Lent week II are noted, including commemorations of Saint John Joseph, Saint Eusebius of Cremona and Saint Gerasimos; the liturgical colour is purple. The article also presents the Gospel and other readings along with a reflection from the book Inspirasi Pagi by Alfons Jehadut.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:00 WIB
PM2.5 Pollution Could Reduce Life Expectancy, Satay Smoke and Trash Burning Identified as Triggers
Jakarta's PM2.5 air pollution is linked to potentially shortening life expectancy, with open burning including trash and satay smoke identified as notable contributors. The city monitors air quality via SPKU stations, and thresholds trigger public health advisories; officials emphasise cross-sector collaboration to curb pollution.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:00 WIB
Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Route Remains Suspended Until 5 March 2026
Etihad Airways has extended the suspension of flights to and from Abu Dhabi until 14:00 UAE time on Thursday 5 March 2026, with exemptions for flights for passenger relocation, cargo, and repatriation. Passengers should check status at etihad.com; refunds are available for travel up to 10 March; access to the airport is restricted for those without confirmed documents; safety remains the priority.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 04:00 WIB
Not over in Iran, the US suddenly launches a military operation here
The United States has stepped up its involvement in the war on drugs in Latin America, launching a joint operation with Ecuador against a designated terrorist organisation suspected of narcotics trafficking. The move follows Ecuador's claim that Washington entered a new phase of anti-drug operations in the country, with talks between Ecuadorian officials and US SOUTHCOM leaders focusing on information-sharing and operational coordination at airports and ports.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:55 WIB
15 Per Cent Free Float Rule to Be Phased In as OJK Targets 75 Per Cent of Issuers
The Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK) plans for 75 per cent of the 956 listed issuers to meet the 15 per cent minimum free float in the rule's first year. BEI intends a gradual rollout over three years starting March 2026, with authorities indicating broad issuer support and a case-by-case approach to concessions as needed.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:50 WIB
Indonesia Finally Issues Official Condolences Over the Death of Khamenei
Indonesia publicly expresses official condolences for the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei after an attack by the United States and Israel. Foreign Minister Sugiono delivers the condolence letter to Iran's ambassador in Jakarta, emphasising Indonesia's push for de-escalation, a peaceful diplomatic settlement, and offering to mediate if both sides agree.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:50 WIB
Captain and Crew of the Putri Sakinah Face Up to Five Years' Imprisonment
Indonesian police have handed over suspects and evidence in the sinking of the Putri Sakinah to the Manggarai Barat district attorney, moving the case from investigation to prosecution. The captain and the Head of Engine Room face negligence charges that could carry up to five years' imprisonment. The investigation, which included about 18 witnesses and experts, highlighted failures in safety procedures as a key factor.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:44 WIB
AHY Delegates Indonesia's Position on the BoP to the President
AHY says he has no authority to disclose policy directions and that the decision on Indonesia's stance at the Board of Peace (BoP) is for President Prabowo Subianto. He notes the President conveyed numerous considerations amid a fragile, unpredictable global landscape, urging readiness to adapt and take tactical steps. The government should continuously monitor geopolitics to safeguard Indonesia's national interests.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:42 WIB
EV policy certainty needed for car dealers — don’t leave them hanging
Industry players say the main issue in the electric vehicle transition is policy direction certainty, not the size of incentives. Frequent changes to regulations create consumer uncertainty and a wait‑and‑see effect, potentially stalling market growth despite rising demand.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:41 WIB
Fadia's Dangdut Background Claim After OTT Sting Fails to Convince KPK
Indonesia's KPK has named Pekalongan regency chief Fadia Arafiq as a suspect in a corruption case linked to procurement projects in the Pekalongan Regency government. The agency alleges she is the beneficial owner of PT Raja Nusantara Berjaya, which secured outsourcing contracts worth Rp46 billion from 2023-2026. While other names remain witnesses, Fadia says her past as a dangdut musician explains her alleged unfamiliarity with bureaucratic rules.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:40 WIB
Trenggalek Regent Detained After Umrah as Middle East Conflict Impacts Flights
East Java's Trenggalek Regent Mochamad Nur Arifin, known as Mas Ipin, remains stranded in Saudi Arabia as the Middle East conflict disrupts air travel. Authorities emphasise passenger safety and are coordinating with airlines and Hajj officials to facilitate repatriation for pilgrims from East Java, with around 9,400 pilgrims’ returns delayed.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:35 WIB
Megalithic site discovered in Dongi-Dongi illegal mining area
A resident of Dongi-Dongi, Central Sulawesi, says a megalithic carving on a large rock was found within an area of illegal gold mining inside Lore Lindu National Park. The discovery, featuring a large carved face, highlights risks to cultural heritage as illegal mining persists near conservation land and as areas are set for excavation.
Thu, 05 Mar 2026, 03:31 WIB
Buya Yahya: Zionist Israel Is Humanity's Common Enemy, and Those Who Attack It Should Be Supported
Buya Yahya argues that defending Palestine should take precedence over Sunni–Shia divides, praising Iran's role against Zionist Israel and calling for support for Iran's actions in the ongoing confrontation with Israel and the US. He maintains that anyone, regardless of origin, fighting to end Zionist oppression should be supported, and warns that Israel is humanity's common enemy. The piece also notes Indonesian debate over Iran's involvement amid a broader regional escalation following the Iran–US strike and Iran's retaliation.
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