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General Indonesian News - 14 January - 23 June 2008

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05/23/08 14:45
Speakers asks security officers not to handle protests with violence

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - House of Representatives (DPR) Speaker Agung Laksono has asked security personnel not to handle protest rallies with violence, including the use of weapons.

"The House does not agree to the use of violence in dealing with the current rallies against the planned fuel price hikes," Laksono said at the parliament building here on Friday.

However, he also reminded the protesters who mostly consist of university students to behave in orderly ways and not to commit anarchic acts.

He said he had been informed that during the street rallies in the past few days in Jakarta, security personnel only carried sticks and shields.

The House leader said the DPR building was the house of the people but there were also rules which everybody must abide by.

Asked about his view on the government`s plan to raise fuel price hikes, Laksono repeated his earlier statement that the government should reconsider it.
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http://www.antara.co.id/en/arc/2008...fficers-not-to-handle-protests-with-violence/
 
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05/23/08 15:24
Australian PM to visit Indonesia and Japan

Sydney (ANTARA News) - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said Friday he will visit Japan and Indonesia in a two-nation trip next month.

Rudd, who faced criticism domestically for leaving Japan off the itinerary of a globe-trotting tour last month, said the trip involved two of Australia's most important bilateral partners.

"I will also discuss with the governments of Japan and Indonesia how to best advance our mutual interests in the region on matters including financial cooperation, the development of regional architecture, climate change and disaster relief coordination," he was quoted by AFP as saying in a statement.

He will visit Japan from June 8-12 before travelling to Indonesia from June 12-14.

The centre-left Labor Party leader, elected last November, said he would have an audience with Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko in Japan, while also meeting Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda and other senior Japanese politicians.

He said that while in Indonesia he would meet President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, describing the relationship with Australia's northern neighbour as "one of our closest and most valued".

http://www.antara.co.id/en/arc/2008/5/23/australian-pm-to-visit-indonesia-and-japan/
 
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hat-tip bgw in MT
http://www.jawapos.co.id/index.php?act=detail_c&id=342839

The protection of the capital, Obligatory Quarantine
The spreading of the illness avian influenza (AI) or bird flu in the homeland especially Jakarta increasingly just worrying. Till May 2008, was recorded already 28 Jakarta residents died resulting from the virus H5N1 that had begun to attack Indonesia since the end 2003 set. Be based on the Service data of Kesehatan Special Capital District OF Jakarta, along January-May 2008, was gotten by 33 positive people terjangkit bird flu, with 28 among them died. Last casualties, namely Siti Istiqomah (61), the resident Gandaria Utara, Southern Jakarta that blew out the last breath last April 24.
[typo - should be 16]

To prevent the circulation of the bird flu virus, the Peternakan Service, Perikanan and Marine Special Capital District of Jakarta the Special Capital District of Jakarta has carried out the implementation of certification of the poultry. However, that it was felt was not yet enough to fortify the capital from the illness attack that his spread media through this poultry. The poultry that entered from outside Jakarta potential big spread the new virus.

His article, the H virus had 9 types and 15 types for the virus of N. Jadi, it was not impossible, the virus that circulated in Jakarta more than one. Not only H5N1, but the modification of the two types of this virus became the new threat. Because of this, the Department of Agriculture (Deptan) increasingly incessant took part in protecting Jakarta from the plague of the bird flu illness. One of them by campaigning for the importance mengkarantina the poultry.

Like that was seen yesterday morning in the Arrival Terminal 1A, the Airport Soekarno Hatta. Three officials berseragam white-blue was seen busy distributing the brochure and the containing pamphlet information and the invitation to mengkarantina the animal, to aircraft passengers.

The head of the Karantina Body (Barantan) Deptan RI Syukur Iwantoro said, the airport Soekarno Hatta was the foremost defence line in protecting Jakarta from the plague of the illness Not only bird flu, but also the other animal illness like the mad dog, mad cattle, and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).

He explained, the awareness program of the featuring Indonesian Quarantine Strengthening Program community (IQSP) same will be filled up with the interactive dialogue, the survey and the quiz.
Apart from Jakarta, this program will also be applied in Surabaya, Denpasar, Kupang, Makasar, Entikong, Ambon and Timika during May till this coming July.

The head of the Hall of Besar Karantina Hewan Bandara Soekarno Hatta Hadi Wardoko said, the awareness of the community to quarantine his kept animal be classed as still was low.
The proof is, still many aircraft passengers from outside the area and foreign that was arrested the hands brought the animal that was not equipped the document that showed the relevant animal free the illness.
The "animal that entered had the potential to spread the illness."
If being not supplemented with the document, yes must quarantine."

It was further that Hadi said, quarantine was carried out at least for 14 days.
Apart from being observed, his blood serum was also checked to detect was not him the internal disease of the animal body.
If being proven berpenyakit, will be carried out by the vaccination and other medical treatment.
If could not be handled, just was destroyed.

"the Principle 8P. the Inspection, the exile, the treatment, medical treatment, the extermination, the liberation, the refusal and the detention."
About the quarantine cost, said he, not too big.
Only revolving Rp 10 thousand perekor.
The cost will improve if the animal needed medical treatment.
"Kalau his food, the owner might carry him himself from the house.
We would had the hour visited, struck 10,00-16,00 WIB," more Hadi.
 
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[I looked up the original word used for "many" below. This is the definition:
banyak: adj. much; many; numerous; considerable; a lot; lots; gobs]

The expert Biomedika Teliti Antibiotik for the Tulang Infection

The expert Biomedika but also the teacher's staff in the Institute of Teknologi Bandung Prof Dr Soegijardjo Soegijoko said, at this time was carrying out research and development of health technology (biomedika) newest was named Antibiotik Loaded Beads.
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To pengidap the illness diabetik, according to Soegijardjo had one implement that could detect this illness through the eyes retina.
This implement was Diabetikretinopati.
Currently also was completed was biomedika telematika for each community health centre.
Meaning that, with this technology, the community health centre could send the report concerning the illness someone to the doctor who was more expert in this illness field.
Through this implement, the community health centre could give illness information that was found in a manner details in the form of the picture to facilitate the doctor analysed.
However, for the illness that currently many infected in the community as in the case of Dengue Fever or Bird Flu, Soegijardjo admitted to not yet finding health technology to cure illness this.

As an effort to the prevention, Soegijardjo made the system telemedika that was special for reporting the case of Bird Flu or Dengue Fever.
"This as the step in anticipation,? flat Soegijardjo.
Various progress of health technology indeed too much were not yet known by the wider community, as introductory efforts to the community, his side carried out the work was the same as the student, the hospital even the community health centre.
"Di Antara the available community health centre, we just tried in the Garuda Community Health Centre," he explained.

http://www.seputar-indonesia.com/ed...dika-teliti-antibiotik-untuk-infeksi-t-3.html
 
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[These are 3 different snips from this document, containing the words flu burung]

The increase in Animal Protein To Ketahan [Resistence/Endurance] Food

In our poultry breeding field partly was exported.
The chicken population pedaging in 2004 numbering 889.1 million tails with the production of poultry meat 1.2 million ton.
The level of consumption of poultry meat 3,65 percent kg per capita in 2003
(Rusfida A.,2005), increased in general by 5 percent per the year during the period time three years.
Compared with ASEAN countries other, tingkat
our consumption including low.
Malaysia 36,7 kg/capita/the year, Thailand 13,5 kg/capita/the year, the Philippines 7,5 kg/capita/the year, Vietnam 4,6 kg/capita/the year, dan
Myanmar 4,2 kg/capita/the year.

Moreover by spreading him the bird flu virus, the level of consumption of poultry meat descended drastic.
Needed a long time to be convinced the community that consuming safe poultry meat regarding the health.
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The quality of our meat has also become the serious problem in recent times.
There is meat the affected poultry the bird flu virus, beef and the goat were affected illness the mouth and hoof. As well as had meat and the fish that were talked about to use formalin.
Afterwards had beef roll, often contained water, so as to be easy rotten.
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The supervision of the livestock traffic was very important to prevent spread
animal infectious diseases and the fish.
The weakness of the supervision of the traffic life
inter-province and the island was one of the causes spread him the virus flu
birds.
If we could carry out the supervision and the enforcement hukum
towards the violation of the security of food then the problem of the quality of food may was overcome.

http://www.litbang.deptan.go.id/art...katan Protein Hewani Untuk Ketahan Pangan.pdf
 
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25/5/2008 15:24 WIB
United Stated Withdraws 8 year Travel Warning to Indonesia

Jakarta - Government United States recently withdrew prohibition trip travel warning resident US to Indonesia. Travel warning this evidently already 8 years.

Department of Foreign Affairs United States to consider safety Indonesia
already distant more and more good. Ambassador United States on behalf of Indonesia Cameron Hume said decision in effect from 23 May 2008.

"United States already extract prohibition aforementioned because improvement which carried out by means of government Indonesia toward situation safety time now," said Hume in release Foreign Embassy United States to detikcom, Minggu (25/5/2007).

Travel warning this conducted since November 2000. That is almost 8 years residents United States proposed toward not to have vacation to Indonesia.

"Indonesia not experience attaack terrorist in large scale since October 2005 and Government Indonesia already dismantle, and administer justice various elements terrorism," said Hume.

Hume to hope this decision can help tighten relationship society in both countries. According to him United States still committed to protecting citizens and increase work labor equal safety with Indonesia.

"We insist facilities public in Indonesia towards still look after safety at level which maximum to understand threat safety permanent there is" state firmly.

http://www.detiknews.com/index.php/...5/tgl/25/time/152424/idnews/944770/idkanal/10
 
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Referral Hospitals for Avian Influenza

Province
Hospital
NAD
1. RSU Dr Zainoel, Abidin
North Sumatera
2. RSUP H Adam Malik, Medan
West Sumatera
3. RSUP Dr M Djamil, Padang
RIAU
4. RSUP Pekanbaru
5. RSUD Tanjung Balai, Karimun
6. RS Otorita, Batam
7. RSUD Dumai
8. RSUD Tembilahan
9. RSUD Tanjung, Pinang
Jambi
10. RSUD Jambi
Bengkulu
11. RSUD M Yunus, Bengkulu
South Sumatera
12. RSUP Dr Moeh Hossein, Palembang
Bangka Belitung
13. RSU Tanjung, Padan
Lampung
14. RSU Abdul Moeloek Tj, Karang
Banten
15. RSUD Kab Serang
DKI Jakarta
16. RSUP Persahabatan
17. RSPI Dr Sulianti Saroso
West Java
18. RSUP Dr Hasan Sadikin, Bandung
19. RSUD Garut
Central Java
20. RSUD Banyumas
21. RSUP Dr Kariadi, Semarang
22. RSUD H Suwondo, Kendaf
23. RS Prof Dr Muwardi, Surakarta
DI Yogyakarta
24. RSUP Dr Sardjito, Yogyakarta
East Java
25. RSUD Dr Soetomo, Surabaya
26. RSUD Dr Subandi, Jember
27. RSUP Dr Syaiful Anwar, Malang
Bali
28. RSUP Sanglah, Denpasar
West Nusa Tenggara
29. RSU Mataram
East Nusa Tenggara
30. RSU Dr WZ Johanes, Kupang
West Kalimantan
31. RSU Dr Sooedarso, Pontianak
Central Kalimantan
32. RSU Palangkaraya
East Kalimantan
33. RSU Tarakan
34. RSU Dr Kardjati Wibowo, Balikpapan
South Kalimantan
35. RSU Ulin Banjarmasin
North Sulawesi
36. RSUP Malalayang, Manado
Gorontalo
37. RSU Prof Dr H Aloel Saboe
Central Sulawesi
38. RSU Prof Undata Palu
South Sulawesi
39. RSUP Dr Wahidin SH, Makasar
40. RSU Andi Makassau, Pare-pare
South East Sulawesi
41. RSU Prof Kendari, Kendari
Maluku
42. RSU M Haufussy, Ambon
North Maluku
43. RSU Ternate, Ternate
Papua
44. RSU Jayapura, Jayapura

http://dinopermana.com/2008/04/27/avian-influenza-bird-flu-fact-sheet/
 
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Indonesia braces for petrol riots

Stephen Fitzpatrick, Jakarta correspondent | May 27, 2008

INDONESIAN authorities are bracing for more riots and broad social unrest after blaming "anarchist provocateurs" for violent campus melees following a long-anticipated reduction in national fuel subsidies.

As Southeast Asia's only OPEC member struggles with the world oil price boom, the bowser price for premium petrol rose from 4500 rupiah (51c) a litre to 6000 rupiah. The rises averaged about 28 per cent on all fuel types, in a move described yesterday by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono as "the best plan" to rein in a feared budget blowout.

The move is expected to reduce total energy subsidies for the year from 186 trillion rupiah, or 20 per cent of the national budget, to 141 trillion rupiah.

Student protests leading up to Friday night's announcement had led to scuffles with police but the most serious incident, at Jakarta's National University, ended with damaged motorbikes and buildings, dozens of students arrested and calls for an inquiry into alleged human rights breaches.

In the face of severe economic pain, Indonesia is considering withdrawing from the OPEC oil producers' cartel, as it has in recent years become a net oil importer and is, in effect, helping boost the very price that is hurting it.

However, parliamentarian Alvin Lie, a member of the house commission on energy, told The Australian yesterday he thought the OPEC discussions were "empty talk" designed to distract people's attention from the latest price rises.

Leaving the 13-member organisation would save Indonesia about $US2million ($2.08 million) a year - a cost-cutting Mr Lie described as "minimal".

The country is also hurting from the savage food price hikes of the past year, with inflation running at about 9 per cent last month and expected to rise to at least 12 per cent next month.

Jakarta has implemented a 14trillion rupiah cash handouts system for the poorest families to cushion the blow of the fuel price rise, with payments of 100,000 rupiah a month available until the end of the year.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23762085-25837,00.html
 
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Temulawak could overcome Bird Flu

Temulawak (curcuma xanthorrhiza) could be used as the addition of body resistance to humankind and the animal, as well as the supplement to increase appetite ate and stamina.
Moreover results of the research in IPB showed that temulawak also had the potential to overcome the spreading of the bird flu illness (AI) by increasing the immune response the poultry that was given the AI vaccine.

These findings were revealed by the Rector IPB Herry Suhardiyanto in Bogor, on Tuesday (27/5).
"Potensi temulawak as the medicine crop that had the heterogenous usefulness must be wrought on serious by all pemang I the interests, so as this original Indonesian crop could be made "his ginseng Indonesian". Untuk must have convergent efforts that involved all pemang I the interests," he added.
In the meantime President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in the Internasional Jamu Temulawak Symposium opening and the Resurgence of the Indonesian Herbal Tonic in the Palace of Negara Jakarta, on Tuesday (27/5), said, the herbal tonic must become the host in the country personally.
Moreover asked the circle of the herbal tonic businessman to carry out several steps as an effort to promote the domestic herbal tonic industry so as to push the development of national economics.
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http://www.kr.co.id/web/detail.php?sid=164924&actmenu=35
 
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Temulawak is an old Indonesian medicine, I know several people here in Holland who use it. A.k.a. "the Indonesian Ginseng".

Right now a symposium on Temulawak at Bogor Agricultural University:

http://www.ipb.ac.id/id/?e=95
 
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Think About BBM, SBY Ngeluh Sick Flu
Rabu, 28 Mei 2008 - 11:17 wib

The price increase of world oil that soared apparently made President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) was difficult to sleep.
This condition of course made the health of the president descend.

The president in fact could not keep itchy his throat in the middle of the speech on the Puncak agenda address of Hari Bakti Doctor Indonesia, in the Negara Palace, Street Medan Merdeka Utara, Jakarta Pusat, on Wednesday (28/5/2008).
After could repeatedly cough, the president then was sharing concerning the condition for his health opposite the doctors who were present in this agenda.
"This the health day, but his president was more unhealthy.
Yes more somewhat unhealthy," said SBY that at once was welcomed by laughter by the doctors.
"Already one month more noted get enough sleep, mikirin the price of expensive world oil.
Look for the solution for our country many that were impatient, so I got the flu a little.
But God Willing his heart stayed healthy," continued SBY before continuing his speech concerning the health.

http://news.okezone.com/index.php/ReadStory/2008/05/28/1/113175/mikirin-bbm-sby-ngeluh-sakit-flu
 
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Every Day Children Under Age Of 5 Died Because Diarrhea

The impact of the health resulting from the insignificance of the health service of sanitation in this country must be paid expensive.
At least 5,000 children under the age five years (pre-schoolers) died every day resulting from the diarrhoea attack.
This illness was triggered by the low level of the pattern of the healthy life of the community.
In particular, in the provisions of sanitation that was good for supported the health of the environment.
"Diarrhea this emerged because of 980 million children did not have toilet in his house.
They became part of 2.6 billion people all over the world that did not have the TOILET in the house," firm the Head of Delegation of Unicef Semarang, I Made Sutama in Semarang, on Monday (26/5).
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http://202.155.15.208/koran.asp?kat_id=13
 
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05/29/08 16:04
Indonesia to save US$2 mln if it quits OPEC

Jakarta (ANTARA nEWS) - Indonesia wILL be able to save US$2 million as of 2009 if it quits the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), a minister said.

"The (OPEC) membership fee is very high," State Minister for National Development Planning/Head of the National Development Planning Board (Bappenas) Paskah Suzeta said here after opening a workshop on `National Development Planning: Response to Climate Change` here on Thursday.

Given Indonesia`s current status as a net oil importer, the government would rather concentrate on increasing national oil production to meet domestic demand instead of continuing to participate in efforts to influence world oil prices, he said.

"We should concentrate on domestic demand for oil," he said.

Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro said recently Indonesia was likely to quit OPEC after 2008. The idea to quit the oil cartel surfaced at a limited cabinet meeting at the presidential office.

"We have already paid our membership fee for this year, so we will possibly quit OPEC only after 2009," Yusgiantoro said.

Indonesia is no longer a net oil exporter country. The volume of its oil imports has exceeded that of its oil exports. The government`s intention to say goodbye to the oil cartel was hailed by the House of Representatives (DPR).

http://www.antara.co.id/en/arc/2008/5/29/indonesia-to-save-us2-mln-if-it-quits-opec/
 
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The Nipah virus of the Bat

The illness in humankind was often spread by the animal.
From them the virus often came.
There was one still rare was known, it seems that came from the bat.
Terjangkitnya the illness in humankind by the virus from the animal in the future increasingly threatened.
This matter was revealed by the Coordinator Ecology Of Emerging Infectious Disease Program from Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Queensland, Australia Dr Hume Field BVSc MSc MACVs.
" Nanti would even more cases of the spread of the virus from the animal to humankind that threatened the health, " he said.
The virus from this animal one of them was the virus nipah, that came from one of the mammalian animals that is the bat.
The virus nipah often developed in Malaysia and Bangladesh.
"Virus this in fact was the virus that naturally was in the bat body and did not cause this internal disease of the animal body," said Field.

Field said, in Malaysia this virus attacked two people with the available pig intermediary in livestock breeding.
Whereas in Bangladesh only attacked one person, but without the other animal mediation, direct from the bat to humankind.
The "case in Malaysia happened during 1999, whereas in Bangladesh recently," said Field.
The virus from the animal that had two foot that could develop by the wings his spread could take place from the chain of food.
When being that was eaten by the bat, afterwards the bat was eaten by the pig that finally humankind ate this pig so as this virus infected humankind.
"People who were infected by the virus nipah most serious, they died," explained Field.


Basically, there was no Malaysian bat or the Indonesian bat or the Bangladeshi bat, Thailand or Australia.
The bat always moved moved from one place to the other place.
However, their team found that the virus kind that in Bangladesh be different from that was found in Malaysia.
"Kita could not say, the virus nipah that attacked in Malaysia came from the bat that be different from that attacked in Bangladesh," he said when being asked whether the bat kind that spread the virus in Malaysia was the same as the available bat kind in Bangladesh.
Be different from in Malaysia and Bangladesh, in Austra Australia also was gotten by the virus that spread to humankind from the bat, but did not spread to the pig, but through the horse.
"Virus that was spread to this horse his name lyssavirus," he explained.

According to him, in Australia that was attacked not the pig but the horse.
"There were eight people who were infected by the virus, five including dying," he explained.

The case of the virus nipah that could turn off that often happened in Malaysia and Bangladesh, but had not happened in Indonesia.
"For the virus nipah this, his case indeed did not yet happen in Indonesia," said the Dean of the School Of Veterinary Medicine of Institut Pertanian Bogor (IPB) Dr Drh I Wayan Teguh Wibawan Ms.
However, as the agricultural nation that also often was met by the kept animal, Field instructed carried out the prevention.
Good for the spreading of the virus nipah from the bat to the livestock animal or to humankind.
And to prevent the spread of the virus from the animal to humankind generally being with avoided developed livestock breeding, especially pig livestock breeding, in the area around the forest.
At the edge of the forest usually many bats that sought a living, especially buahbuahan.
"To prevent on the whole us must see what happened in the environment and in the life of the wild animals, should not let the animal spread his illness in humankind," explained Field.

http://lifestyle.okezone.com/index.php/ReadStory/2008/05/30/27/113912/27/virus-nipah-si-kelelawar
 
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[for reference purposes]
West Java

The worker Keracunan Dirawat Textile in 3 RS

BANDUNG - Around 100 textile workers of PT Central Georgette Indonesian Archipelago (CGN) that experienced poisoning was treated in three hospitals.
One of the doctors RSUD Cibabat, Cimahi, that handled this poisoning incident mentioned, from 24 workers who got the maintenance, 19 people have been permitted to come home.
Whereas the rest of them must get the further maintenance.
In RS Mitra the Lestari gift, from 97 people who got the maintenance, 80 workers were permitted to come home and 17 other still got the maintenance through the infusion on floor 3 the hospital.
Sedangakan, 18 other workers that also poisoning, was run off with to RS Dustira.
According to one of the doctors UGD RSUD Cibabat Dr Rosni Mahriya, on Friday (30/5/2008), confirmed that the incident was food poisoning that was consumed by the workers as having lunch in the factory canteen.

http://news.okezone.com/index.php/R...13964/buruh-tekstil-keracunan-dirawat-di-3-rs
 
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Flu and the Cough, President Kurangi Jadwal Kerja
on Thursday, on May 29 2008

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono was in several last weeks seen by the fatigue.
Flu and the cough then attacked health him.
Doctor's team the presidency then suggested to reduce his activity in working.
However the doctor's suggestion was not followed by the President.
"Ya, be not bad, therefore you doain I although get well soon," revealed the President after witnessing the taking of the oath of Justice Konstitusi Dr M. Arsyad Sanusi SH in the Palace of Negara Jakarta, yesterday.
The first lady Ani Yudhoyono that walked beside the President admitted, the President was experiencing coughs several last days.
"Sakitnya coughs," said Ms Ani short While Juru Bicara the Presidency of Andi Mallarangeng said, the doctor the Presidency suggested to the President to rest, so that fast recovered again.
"President gak necessary bed rest, only necessary slow down, rested, and was given vitamins by the doctor," he explained.
For his visit to various areas, said Andi, himself suggested so that the President postponed until really recovered.
"President actually needed the rest.
But he his person always wanted to work for him could.
So while this was not yet the reduction in the agenda (President's activity)," revealed Andi.
Beforehand when being opened at the Day of Bakti Doctor Indonesia in the Negara Palace, Jakarta, the President could terbatuk-cough and stopped for a moment read out his address.
Ajudah President SBY at once gave a glass pure waters that at once were drunk by the President opposite 300 doctors who were present.

http://www.seputar-indonesia.com/ed...-dan-batuk-presiden-tak-kurangi-jadwal-3.html
 
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May 30, 2008
Indonesia's poorest reeling after fuel prices jump nearly 30%

JAKARTA - MR Warusan sprawls at the head of his boat, idle after spending hours scrounging for fuel. Normally his daily catch would keep him busy. But now the fisherman's eyes fall to his engine, where a bottle once filled with diesel hangs empty.
Indonesia is South-east Asia's largest oil producer, but its inability to meet even domestic demand due to aging wells and declining investment forced this week's decision to quit the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).

Days earlier, the government slashed fuel subsidies to avoid a budget blowout. Soaring oil prices are affecting countries around the globe, but Indonesia has for decades helped cushion the cost to protect the poor in the country of 235 million.

Prices at the pump jumped nearly 30 per cent overnight, as did the cost of cooking fuel. Mr Warusan and others living on the brink are already feeling the impact.

The 25-year-old fisherman has struggled to find the precious diesel that powers his wooden vessel. This week, he and his three crew members were paying US$16 (S$22) to fill up their tank and then split their US$3 profit at the end of the day.

'The government has to have pity on people like us,' Mr Warusan said, noting that fuel hikes have pushed up the cost of basic commodities such as rice, tofu and eggs. 'We've been working very hard. I don't think they are thinking about us commoners.' To stave off massive street riots like those that quickened former dictator Suharto's downfall after he slashed subsidies in 1998, the government is offering US$10 a month to the country's 19 million poorest families.

The US$1.5 million aid package will extend until shortly after presidential elections next July.

But Ms Wardah Hafidz, of the local development organization, the Urban Poor Consortium, said on Friday that the handouts were nothing but a quick fix.

'The government is trying to improve its image in the eyes of the people, but it's deceiving them,' she said, adding that the poor have not yet recovered from the last massive fuel hikes in 2005. 'This latest increase is a fatal blow to them.' Residents living in ramshackle homes set up under an overpass in northern Jakarta were trying to find ways to make their meagre incomes stretch further. Some were cutting back on food, while others stockpiled wood for cooking or rode bikes to work instead of taking the bus.

'We're lucky if we can feed our children,' said Mrs Cartini, a vegetable seller, noting that the cost of garlic, for instance, had doubled in the last week. The 48-year-old mother of eight said she had hoped democracy would bring improvements, but 'it's getting worse now.' -- AP

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Inflation Asia's biggest concern: think tank

05-30-2008, 04h39
SINGAPORE (AFP)

Soaring energy and food prices will help push the Asia Pacific inflation rate to a forecast 3.6 percent this year from 2.7 percent last year, a regional think-tank said Friday.

At the same time, growth is tipped to slow to 3.7 percent from 4.9 percent in 2007, the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC) said.

It said inflation is the biggest worry for the region at a time of slowing growth in the United States, the world's largest economy and a major market for the region's export-reliant economies.

"While the slowdown in growth weighs heavily on policymakers' minds, it is the spectre of inflation that is causing the biggest headaches," PECC said in its latest outlook for the region.

"Combined together, there is very little room for monetary stimuli," it said in the forecast for 16 Asia Pacific economies including the United States, Japan and China.

Consumers are paying more for food and petrol throughout the region.

The pain is particularly acute in Indonesia and China, the report said. Inflation in Indonesia is projected at 11.7 percent this year, nearly twice that of 6.6 percent in 2007 while in China, it is seen at 6.0 percent compared with 4.8 percent last year, it said.

For Southeast Asia as a whole, overall inflation in 2008 is projected at 6.2 percent, up from 3.2 percent last year, said PECC.
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Report: 'Indonesia to export oil in five years'

JAKARTA, 30 May 2008 - Indonesia is hoping to be an oil exporter again in five years, the vice president reportedly said Thursday after Jakarta announced it was quitting the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries. "Our target is that in five years we can be an exporter again given that our oil fields have been explored efficiently and we are saving energy domestically," Vice President Jusuf Kalla was quoted as saying.

"OPEC is a group of oil exporters, later if we start exporting we can join again," he said. Indonesia announced on Wednesday that it would not renew its OPEC membership when it expires later this year, as the country had become a net importer due to years of declining investment in ageing fields.

The cost of sustaining massive fuel subsidies in the face of record oil prices forced the Indonesian government last week to hike the retail fuel price by some 30 percent. The move has sparked widespread protests and piled pressure on the government ahead of elections next year. Some Indonesian officials have blamed OPEC for not doing enough to boost supply to ease upward pressure on oil markets.

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The movement of the Non Bloc supported Indonesia the Matter of the New Mechanism of the Sending of the Bird Flu Virus
30 May 2008

In the World Health Assembly Session of the 61, the Indonesian proposal about the new mechanism of the sending and the distribution of the profit from the use sample the bird flu virus received the political support from 112 member countries of the Non Blok Movement (GNB) in the Menkes GNB meeting first that was held on May 21 2008.
In this meeting, Menkes GNB agreed to support the Declaration that was put forward by Indonesia that is this X Responsible Virus Sharing and Benefits Sharing X. Deklarasi will be discussed further in the meeting of Tetap Delegation (Watap) GNB in Geneva on June 30 2008 as the position and the attitude with the GNB member countries faced the session of the continuation of Inter-Goverrnmental Meeting ounce Pandemic Influenza Preparedness in November 2008.
With the strengthening of the support was hoped for could menggoalkan the new mechanism of the virus sharing and benefit sharing just bird flu, transparent and was equal for developing countries.

That was sent by Menkes Dr. Dr. Siti Fadilah Supari, Sp.
JP (K) to the reporters in the Airport Soekarno Hatta, Cengkareng, Tangerang on May 24 2008 upon arrival at the homeland after attended the WHA Session of the 61 on May 19-24 2008 in the Post of WHO Geneva, Swiss.
Menkes stressed, the political support came from the member countries of the Non Blok Movement in the meeting Health Minister GNB that the first time was held in WHA Session gaps last May 21.
X Selama Ini did not yet have the meeting Health Minister GNB in the WHA. Baru Session this time the Menkes meeting was held and they stated his support as the form of the X solidarity, said Dr. Siti Fadilah.
In the WHA Session of the 61 that had the theme X Health Related to the Development Goals (MDGs) X, Indonesian delegation was led by Menkes Dr. Siti Fadilah Supari had a membership of the Head of the Pengawas Body Medicine and Food (Military Police) Dr. Husniah Thamrin Akib, Dirjen re-educateed Kesehatan of the Community Dr. Budihardja, MPH, Dirjen of the Control of the Illness and Lingkungan Sanitation Dr. Nyoman Kandun, MPH, Staf Khusus Menkes Bidang Kesehatan of the Public Dr. Widjaja Lukito, Ph.D and the Foreign Affairs Department senior official at the same time the Department of Health international relations consultant Dr. Makarim Wibisono.

Dr. Makarim Wibisono that was with Menkes gave press information said, Health Minister's support the Movement of the Non Bloc in the WHA Session 61st that was poured in the NAM Resolution (Non Aligned Movement = GNB) that will be discussed in depth in Geneva this coming June 30.
The resolution was prepared to face the session of the continuation of the Antarnegara Meeting concerning Menghadapi Pandemi Influenza Preparedness in November 2008.
Menkes added, GISN (Global Influenza Surveilance Network) that already eksis for 60 years also failed met readiness global faced the threat of the influenza pandemic whenever the production capacity of the global vaccine only sufficient 5% the world's population.
On the other hand developing countries did not get access and the transfer of technology to make this vaccine.
Precisely because that, Menkes asked GISN immediately to be replaced with the transparent new system, just and was equal.
According to Menkes, in the bilateral Indonesian meeting got the moral support from several countries like England, Russia and Australia.
Moreover, the political support directly also was sent in the bilateral meeting with Cuba, Iran, Malaysia and Bruneian Darussalam.
While India gave the support statement was written, said Dr. Siti Fadilah.

X Dalam the bilateral meeting with Russia, was offered by the co-operation of the health field like the move and the training of the medical staff, the medicine and the production of the bird flu vaccine from strain Indonesian X, said Dr. Siti Fadilah Supari.
According to Menkes, Russia also was the producer's foremost country in the medicine field and the production of the vaccine.
His difference with the producer of the other vaccine, Russia offered the production of the vaccine with the system spray, he explained.
In the bilateral meeting with the United States, was agreed to by the meeting of the level of the senior official (the HEM = Senior Official Meeting) the two countries with the agenda discussed material transferred Agreement (MTA), the name and the new mechanism and the package benefit sharing the bird flu virus.
The US side in principle has agreed to MTA, because that technical details were still being discussed in the further meeting in June 2008, said Dr. Siti Fadilah Supari.
Answered the reporter's question about the work be the same as Namru-2, Menkes explained that the US side sent the new proposal the extension of the co-operation but at this time was discussed in the Foreign Affairs Department.

This news was broadcasted by the Centre of Publik Communication, Sekretariat Jenderal the Department of the Health.
For information further could contact through the number telepon/faks:021-5223002 and 52960661, or the e-mail puskom.depkes@gmail.com and puskom.publik@yahoo.co.id.

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