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Take Note! Happy Hapsoro's Company, BUVA, to Seek Approval for a Large Rights Issue

Property company PT Bukit Uluwatu Tbk (BUVA), owned by Happy Hapsoro, is preparing to hold a General Meeting of Shareholders to seek investor approval for a substantial rights issue. The company plans to issue up to 50 billion new shares, representing approximately 203.11% of its current outstanding shares, to strengthen its capital structure and fund working capital and business development.

Three Regions Projected to Experience the Highest Population Movement During the 2026 Eid Al-Fitr Transportation Period

The Ministry of Transportation projects that West Java will be the region with the highest number of travellers during the 2026 Eid al-Fitr transportation period, driven by high population mobility. Central Java is expected to be the primary destination, with a significant portion of travellers originating from West Java, Jakarta, and East Java. The Ministry has held a coordination meeting to strengthen synergy in preparing for this major annual event, anticipating a total of 143.91 million peop

Car Driving Against Traffic Collides with Vehicles in Central Jakarta, One Person Injured

A driver, identified as Hafiz Mahendra, caused chaos in Central Jakarta by driving against traffic and colliding with several vehicles. One person, a female motorcyclist, was injured in the incident, which also resulted in damage to multiple cars and motorcycles. The driver was found to be using fake license plates and fled the scene after being pursued by police.

Dompet Dhuafa Distributes 20,000 Litres of Clean Water and Food Packages to Palestinian Residents

Amidst the clean water crisis during Ramadan 1447 H, Dompet Dhuafa continues to provide assistance in the form of clean water trucks, distributing 10,000 litres each in Khan Younis and Gaza City. The organisation also distributed food packages for iftar and suhoor meals to residents, with the support of donations, particularly from the people of Indonesia.

Human Initiative Launches 'Early Bird' Qurban Programme

Human Initiative has launched its 'Early Bird' Qurban programme to expand the benefits of sacrificial meat to those in need, both domestically and internationally. The programme aims to facilitate early preparation for the Qurban ritual and address limited access to nutritious food in various regions, particularly among low-income families. It offers a more affordable option for performing the Qurban ritual while ensuring adherence to Islamic principles and health standards.

South Tangerang Police Arrest Three Drug Dealers, Seize 6.9 Kg of Methamphetamine and Etomidate

The South Tangerang Police have arrested three drug dealers, identified as HP, KN, and RR, and confiscated a significant amount of methamphetamine and etomidate. The police are continuing their investigation to apprehend another suspect, PJ, who is believed to be the source of the drugs. The three arrested individuals face charges that carry a potential sentence of life imprisonment or a maximum of 20 years in prison.

Firefighter Responds Calmly to Threats After Posting Content About Helmets

A firefighter named Khairul Umam received threatening messages after posting content about the function of helmets. The messages included details about his home address and the names of his parents. Despite the threats, Khairul Umam responded calmly, thanking the sender and wishing them well, even posting a video of himself showering while wearing his helmet.

Antam Gold Price Increases by IDR 16,000 to IDR 3,039 million per gram on Thursday

Antam gold prices rose by IDR 16,000 to IDR 3,039 million per gram on Thursday morning, according to the Logam Mulia website. The buyback price also increased to IDR 2,818,000 per gram. Transactions are subject to tax deductions as stipulated in PMK No. 34/PMK.10/2017.

Driver Falls Asleep, Dump Truck Crashes into Road Barrier on Kuningan Flyover

A dump truck was involved in a single-vehicle accident on Jalan Gatot Subroto, South Jakarta, after the driver lost control of the vehicle due to drowsiness. The truck collided with a road barrier and a signpost, causing damage to the vehicle but no injuries. Police have secured the scene, questioned the driver, and removed the truck to prevent traffic disruption.

US Vice President Warns Iran to Take Threat of Military Action Seriously

US Vice President JD Vance has warned Iran to take seriously the threat of military action from Washington, a day after President Donald Trump appeared to make the case for war in his State of the Union address. With US forces deployed in the Middle East, Trump claimed in his speech to Congress that Iran is developing missiles capable of reaching the United States. The US and Iran are set to resume talks on Iran's nuclear program on Thursday, and Vance said that while Trump will try to reach an

Weight Loss During Fasting: What is Considered Normal?

Dr. Andi Kurniawan, a sports medicine specialist, explains that weight loss during fasting is normal, averaging around 0.5 to 1 kilogram per week. He warns that rapid weight loss exceeding 2 kilograms per week could indicate dehydration or muscle loss, particularly concerning for individuals with diabetes or adolescents. The extent of weight loss also depends on lifestyle choices during non-fasting hours.

Indonesian and Indian Solar Panels Face Hundreds of Percent Tariffs from the US

The US has imposed tariffs of up to hundreds of percent on solar panel products from Indonesia, India, and Laos, citing unfair government subsidies. This move aims to boost domestic solar panel production in the US but raises concerns about increased costs for manufacturers and consumers.

Prices of Several Foodstuffs in Banyuwangi Increase During the First Week of Ramadan

Food prices in Banyuwangi's traditional markets have risen during the first week of Ramadan. The Banyuwangi Regent, along with the Regional Communication Forum, monitored prices and the availability of essential goods in traditional markets. The Regional Inflation Control Team (TPID) will continue to monitor price movements and conduct affordable market events to control prices.

IHSG Opens Higher, Attempts to Break Resistance at 8,450 Amid Strengthening Asian Markets

The IHSG (Jakarta Composite Index) opened higher, gaining 2 points or 0.02 percent to 8,324, as Asian markets strengthened. Analysts predict the IHSG will attempt to break resistance, but caution that a correction is possible if it fails to surpass 8,450. The positive sentiment is driven by gains in Asian markets, particularly in South Korea's chip manufacturers, and optimism surrounding the AI sector.

Reckless Driver Drives Against Traffic in Central Jakarta, Collides with Vehicles, and is Apprehended by Police

A driver in Central Jakarta went viral on social media for driving against traffic and colliding with several vehicles. The driver was pursued by angry citizens and eventually apprehended by the police, with no casualties reported. The vehicle sustained significant damage.

Landslide in Bromo Area, Tourist Access Remains Open

A landslide occurred in the Bromo area, specifically near Bukit Kedaluh or Bukit King Kong in Pasuruan Regency, East Java. Despite the landslide partially blocking a section of the road, tourist access to Mount Bromo remains open, with visitors able to navigate through unaffected routes to reach the Sea of Sand area.

Bogor Police Chief Shares Iftar Meals and Breaks Fast with Students and Local Residents

The Bogor Police Chief, AKBP Wikha Ardilestanto, organised an event to distribute iftar meals and break fast together with students and local residents in Pakansari, Bogor. The event aimed to foster closer ties between the police and the community, providing a platform for dialogue and strengthening social bonds during Ramadan.

Mount Semeru's Lahar Flood Tremors Recorded for Nearly Four Hours

Tremors from Mount Semeru's lahar flood in Lumajang, East Java, lasted almost four hours due to heavy rain on Thursday. Authorities are advising residents to be cautious near the Regoyo River and to stay away from areas within a 500-meter radius of the riverbanks and a 5-kilometer radius of the crater, due to the risk of hot clouds and lava flows.

South Centre: Global Governance Initiative Reinforces the Voice of the Global South

Carlos Correa, Director of the South Centre, argues that China's proposed Global Governance Initiative demonstrates the Global South's capacity to contribute to the development of a more orderly global governance system. He emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the voices and interests of these nations are adequately represented in international negotiations and that the initiative is supported by developing countries. Correa also criticizes unilateral actions by countries like the United S

Latest 100-ship flotilla mission to Gaza to set sail from Barcelona in April

International activists have launched a new humanitarian mission for the Palestinian people, with a flotilla sailing to Gaza scheduled for next April. The 'Freedom and Resilience Flotilla' will depart from Barcelona on April 12th, involving 100 ships and activists from 150 countries. This mission follows a previous humanitarian aid flotilla in October 2025 that was intercepted by Israeli forces, an action Turkey has condemned as 'an act of piracy'.

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