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From: bml00
5/11/20
The captain of the vessel will have taken the decision - maybe the fridges were full , maybe a body smelling of fish would also have been insulting , a no win decision .
If the fridges were full what choices did the captain have , leaving the body in a bag on the deck would have also been condemned
BM
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
5/12/20
I think the bigger question is how did he die?
Not sure if that was covered.
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
5/12/20
The battle for West Papuan independence from Indonesia has intensified with deadly results - ABC News
This is the story that Indonesia doesn't want the world to know. It even cut the internet for an entire region at the height of a dramatic escalation in violence.
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5/14/20
Rice ATMs cater to Indonesia's poor as millions face unemployment due to coronavirus - ABC News
The global coronavirus pandemic has left millions of Indonesians struggling to make ends meet. Now authorities are rolling out 'rice ATMs' for those in need.
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5/18/20
Bali plans to reopen for tourism in July as frustration grows over Indonesia's COVID-19 response - ABC News
Academic experts claim Indonesia's Government is ignoring their modelling and scientific advice regarding the coronavirus pandemic, as the province of Bali looks to reopen in the coming months.
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5/20/20
'I don't see any COVID': Fears many Indonesians may flout coronavirus restrictions over Eid
Many mosques across Indonesia will allow group prayer for the Eid holiday this weekend, as crowded scenes from malls and other public places highlight the difficulty of implementing social distancing.
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6/18/20
Why are so many Indonesian children dying from coronavirus?
There remain grave concerns about the high rate of children dying from COVID-19 in Indonesia, even as the country transitions to relaxed social-distancing restrictions.
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6/22/20
Indonesia's most active volcano erupts, blanketing villages in ash
Ash and hot gas is shot up to six kilometres into the sky above Mount Merapi, blanketing several villages on Indonesia's main island of Java.
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