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[00:00:41] afternoon or evening [00:01:33] Thank you viewers, you are still with us in Good Morning Indonesia, we are in the [00:01:36] Sports segment this morning, we start with the first information, the Indonesian National Team [00:01:40] departed for Singapore on Wednesday in preparation for facing [00:01:44] the host in the last match of Group A PL FF [00:01:47] 2026. National team player, Rizki Rido stated that he has [00:01:51] forgotten the defeat against Vietnam and is ready to face [00:01:54] Singapore. [00:01:58] The Indonesian National Team has departed for Singapore on Wednesday or [00:02:02] H-2 of the last match of the Indonesian National Team in Group A [00:02:06] against the host. The national team departed earlier so that [00:02:09] they would have more time to practice before playing the match that [00:02:13] will take place on Friday night. One of the national team [00:02:17] members Rizki Rido stated that he has forgotten [00:02:22] successful implantation of the defeat when facing Vietnam. According to him, now he is focused on facing [00:02:25] Singapore and will fight all out to achieve [00:02:29] victory. "Maybe that's a normal thing in football, because when we [00:02:33] play badly, comments will definitely [00:02:36] come, and I accept that, I will accept criticisms that are [00:02:39] good for myself and when those criticisms lead [00:02:42] to other things, I won't care, so [00:02:46] thank you for the input, I will accept it, I know I was wrong and I will move on for [00:02:50] the Singapore match so that I can be better in the future [00:02:54] for coordination. Yes, maybe when we lose, [00:02:57] everything looks like gaps, so the most important thing [00:03:00] for me is to evaluate again, we learn, [00:03:04] evaluate again, we have one match in Singapore, [00:03:08] let's pray for us and we will fight with all our might to get three [00:03:11] points. National team coach John Herdman himself [00:03:14] stated that this would be a big challenge for him and [00:03:18] the team, although he admitted that Indonesia's chances were not very good, [00:03:22] but Herdman is still optimistic that the red and white national team still has [00:03:25] a chance to qualify for the semifinals, of course by [00:03:28] defeating Singapore. [00:03:32] Meanwhile, PSI chairman Erik Tohier feels confident that the Indonesian [00:03:35] national team can bounce back after being defeated by Vietnam. Erik Tohier [00:03:39] is also optimistic that the Indonesian national team can defeat Singapore and qualify for [00:03:43] the AFF Cup semifinals [00:03:44] 2026. [00:03:48] I believe in John, yes, I [00:03:50] think he just needs to adapt, [00:03:54] because this is a different game, so hopefully [00:03:57] later against them, we must be able [00:04:01] to bounce back and we must appreciate [00:04:04] Vietnam's good performance, but that doesn't mean [00:04:07] we give up, in the next [00:04:10] game, we will try to do our best. And viewers, [00:04:13] to discuss the analysis and predictions ahead of the life and death match between Indonesia [00:04:17] versus Singapore, we are connected with football observer Haride, good morning [00:04:21] Mr. Harpa. [00:04:23] Good morning. Well, Mr. Harpa, thank you for joining us on Good Morning [00:04:27] Indonesia. Mr. Harpa, so let's get straight to it, with the must-win scenario, [00:04:31] what kind of game plan should John Herman [00:04:34] implement for the match against Indonesia against [00:04:37] Singapore? [00:04:40] Yes, this is not an easy match because with our [00:04:43] defeat against Vietnam, it means that [00:04:47] against Singapore tomorrow, there [00:04:50] is no other word than to win. A draw, let alone [00:04:54] a loss, means the end of our hopes to advance, at least to advance to [00:04:57] the next round. Now, [00:05:00] because of that, it becomes a bit tricky, right? Because [00:05:04] in our minds, we immediately think we want to attack totally [00:05:07] as well. While Singapore, I have already qualified. But [00:05:10] attacking totally, what kind of attack? We can't be foolish either. [00:05:14] For example, like against Vietnam, [00:05:17] it seems like we were waiting to [00:05:21] attack with a high defense, [00:05:23] then with one or two [00:05:27] individuals who were a bit slow, and then that [00:05:30] was exploited well by Vietnam. This must not [00:05:33] happen because Singapore [00:05:36] knows we must win, and if we win, it means [00:05:39] we must score goals. There is no victory without being able to score [00:05:43] goals, right? So indeed, [00:05:46] I think there are many things that need to be improved compared [00:05:49] to the previous match, and I [00:05:53] am sure John Hortman, first, he is a coach who is known [00:05:57] to be good at motivating players, and I think this is very [00:06:00] important. If we look at Pakansari, in my opinion, yes, [00:06:03] it's still a bit lacking, a bit more aggressive. The aggressiveness can still be maximized. [00:06:07] This is what I didn't see. And in [00:06:10] the conference after the match, Rizki Rido had promised, [00:06:13] as captain, to perform better and then, [00:06:17] secondly, some players who [00:06:20] performed less than optimally yesterday, that [00:06:24] might be a note for themselves. I won't mention them one by one [00:06:27] by name. Maybe we can imagine for ourselves who [00:06:31] starting especially in the central defense. Some players who might [00:06:35] be slow in terms of speed might need [00:06:37] to be considered. Even the goalkeeper [00:06:41] is also a very important point, because if we look at [00:06:43] yesterday, some, especially the two [00:06:46] goals conceded, two, yes, two goals conceded, maybe all three [00:06:50] of them even, actually there were many individual errors that could [00:06:53] be fixed. And also, the creativity of the attack also needs [00:06:57] to be improved because, honestly, yesterday Michel Baker was very [00:07:00] isolated, the ball was very difficult to flow or reach [00:07:04] the head or foot of Baker. Maybe that's all generally, [00:07:08] sir. Good, Mr. Harpa, looking at some [00:07:11] previous matches, what weaknesses of Singapore can [00:07:14] be exploited by the Indonesian national team so that Indonesia can win [00:07:18] against Singapore itself, because we know that Singapore only needs a draw, [00:07:21] right? Yes, [00:07:24] if we look at the wing area, this is the most [00:07:28] likely area to be exploited. If we look at [00:07:31] previous matches, actually, against [00:07:35] Vietnam, for example, even though they drew 0-0 in [00:07:38] Vietnam, several times Vietnamese players succeeded [00:07:42] from the wing side. That's it, even though it didn't result in a goal, [00:07:46] but I think this is John Hartman's [00:07:50] favorite. If we look at the match against Vietnam, [00:07:54] we often attack from the wing side. This [00:07:57] is what can probably be maximized. But then also, [00:08:01] what kind of pattern? If we remember how many times, [00:08:05] for example, against [00:08:07] Vietnam, Elion Randers was alone, so when he [00:08:11] was surrounded by two or even three players, he had no option but to pass the ball back. These [00:08:15] small, detailed things are what I think need to be fixed because [00:08:18] even though we dominated possession against [00:08:21] Vietnam, we had difficulty [00:08:25] delivering the ball into the penalty box. So against [00:08:28] Singapore, I think this wing area can be maximized, [00:08:32] as well as set pieces, because against Vietnam, we got several [00:08:36] corner kicks, but not [00:08:39] a single one resulted in [00:08:42] a chance. Well, under coach Ga Finley, Singapore also [00:08:46] has a very strong defense, if we look at some of the matches [00:08:50] in the past, Mr. Harpa, they have only conceded one goal. What strategy [00:08:53] should John Herman implement [00:08:57] for our attackers [00:08:58] then? [00:09:01] Yes, if we talk about individuals, then first, [00:09:05] Michel Baker will still be the mainstay, and [00:09:09] also Tom [00:09:12] High, who always controls the [00:09:14] engine room as the [00:09:18] ball distributor, so to speak. Then, as we [00:09:22] already mentioned, Alieno Renders, his crosses, I think, need to be [00:09:25] maximized even more. But then also, [00:09:29] we can take advantage of dominance. I am sure that in the match against [00:09:33] Singapore, we should be [00:09:36] more dominant. Now, more dominant means there must also be support from the wingbacks, [00:09:40] but one thing to remember [00:09:43] is, "don't let us be careless, don't let us, because [00:09:47] of the desire to attack from the start, then we get exploited again. [00:09:50] That's why wingbacks like [00:09:53] Lui Pamungkas, whom I saw was very [00:09:56] far from expectations when facing Vietnam, I [00:10:00] hope he can be maximized more. Then Sandy Walls, [00:10:03] for example, this is a wingback that I hoped would play as a right back [00:10:07] and was already quite good with [00:10:11] Randers, but for some reason"? "In the last match he wasn't used, and even [00:10:15] Naru Rido on the right, then Jordiamamat at center back, [00:10:18] central CB, and this is finally what became our weakness, right? Several [00:10:22] times from the right area that" forgot to close [00:10:26] when transitioning to defense, they were exploited, so later against Singapore, [00:10:30] I think these wingbacks also need to be maximized, [00:10:33] but don't forget to protect the defense. I think that's [00:10:37] one thing that can be done differently, plus [00:10:41] also, when we attack, [00:10:44] when we dominate, which I think we can achieve because in terms of quality, we [00:10:48] are better than Singapore. When we have numerical superiority, [00:10:52] rarely do players try to take shots from outside the penalty box, [00:10:56] even if there were some times, but they were still blocked. This is what might [00:10:59] be improved in the official training which will probably [00:11:03] be held this [00:11:06] at the big stadium in Singapore. Mr. Horma, finally, how big [00:11:10] is Indonesia's chance of winning against Singapore later, [00:11:13] and according to your expertise and opinion, [00:11:17] what will be the score between Indonesia and [00:11:19] Singapore? [00:11:22] Yes, I think as Ilk. tano riziki [00:11:25] rido said, we remain optimistic and pray and I think we still have [00:11:29] a chance to qualify even if we win by a narrow margin, [00:11:32] 55% compared to 45, [00:11:35] compared to 45%. So I think we will win by one goal, I'm very [00:11:39] sure. Well, we also hope that Indonesia will win against Singapore later. [00:11:43] Thank you, Mr. Harpa, football commentator, for joining us on Good Morning [00:11:46] Indonesia. [00:11:49] Thousands of fans of the Trabzon Sport club gathered at Ataturk [00:11:53] Airport in Turkey to welcome the arrival of former Liverpool [00:11:56] Mohamed Salah. Meanwhile, former Brazilian national team player [00:12:00] Neymar is considering the possibility of retiring from his club, FC [00:12:04] Santos. [00:12:08] Thousands of fans of Trapzon Sport Club Turkey gathered at Ataturk Airport [00:12:12] cheering for the arrival of former Liverpool [00:12:15] attacking midfielder Mohamed Salah. Salah also [00:12:18] took the time to meet with his fans, even appearing [00:12:22] without any distance before finally being separated by the [00:12:25] security team. Mohamed Salah, who is an Egyptian [00:12:28] citizen, has many admirers in predominantly Muslim countries including [00:12:32] Turkey. 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Son of [00:16:18] you are back with us viewers, Indonesia has made new history [00:16:22] in the field of cardiovascular. So [00:16:24] the National Central General Hospital Dr. Cipto Mangun Kusumo, [00:16:27] RSCM successfully performed the first implantation of the smallest [00:16:31] left ventricular assist device or LVAD in the world. [00:16:35] This breakthrough is a new hope for advanced stage heart [00:16:39] failure patients in Indonesia. [00:16:40] The [00:16:45] National Central General Hospital Dr. Cipto Mangun Kusumo or [00:16:48] RSCM successfully performed the first implantation of the smallest [00:16:51] and lightest LVAD in the world on August 1, [00:16:54] 2026. The recipient patient was a 45-year-old [00:16:58] woman with advanced heart failure and a cardiac [00:17:02] ejection fraction of only 14%. This success [00:17:05] is an important breakthrough in the treatment of end-stage heart [00:17:09] failure in Indonesia. The procedure is the result of a collaboration [00:17:13] between RSJM and Hertzpen.ai with the support of [00:17:16] Fuai Hospital China. This L-FED device weighs [00:17:19] only 90 grams, making it the smallest [00:17:23] and lightest LVAD in the world. In the future, this technology will also [00:17:26] be developed to support minimally invasive surgery and wireless [00:17:30] charging to reduce the risk of infection. [00:17:34] This is the world's smallest and lightest [00:17:38] left ventricular assist device, uh, it [00:17:40] is uh only 90 gram and [00:17:44] very small compared to what is uh in America [00:17:48] which is more than 200 grams and quite [00:17:51] big. Indonesia for the first time did a very [00:17:55] complex surgery, first [00:17:59] the smallest, lightest, left [00:18:02] ventricular exercise device. [00:18:06] The Director General of Advanced Health of the Ministry of Health, Dr. [00:18:09] Azar Jaya, stated that the government hopes the price of this device can [00:18:13] become more affordable as its use increases and cooperation [00:18:17] with technology providers. This [00:18:19] opens up opportunities for these services to be included in the [00:18:22] BPJS Kesehatan financing scheme in the future. Dr. Azhar [00:18:26] Jaya also urged people who are able to undergo [00:18:29] medical procedures in the country. According to him, RSCM now [00:18:33] has international standard capabilities so that [00:18:36] the community. [00:18:49] Yes, so I urge all Indonesians [00:18:53] who are able, instead of having surgery abroad, [00:18:57] I declare that RSCM is [00:19:01] capable of surgery [00:19:05] here later. [00:19:07] The money will be used to subsidize [00:19:11] BPJS patients whose costs, in quotation marks, cannot [00:19:14] be covered. The successful first implantation [00:19:18] of this LVAD marks a new chapter in the development of high-tech [00:19:22] heart failure services in Indonesia. It also [00:19:24] strengthens RSCM's position as a national referral center and [00:19:28] encourages Indonesia to become one of the cardiovascular [00:19:31] centers in the Southeast Asian region. [00:19:35] From Jakarta, Joy Jones. Metro [00:19:37] TV [00:19:41] The Ministry of Law, through the Directorate General of Intellectual [00:19:44] Property, held the National Coordination Forum for Indonesian [00:19:47] Intellectual Property in 2026. This inter-ministerial [00:19:50] forum is expected to accelerate the utilization and [00:19:53] legal protection for innovators and copyright owners, [00:19:57] as well as making the Intellectual Property Master Plan 2027 to [00:20:01] 2036 a National Strategic [00:20:03] Project. [00:20:08] The National Coordination Forum for Indonesian Intellectual [00:20:11] Property in 2026 was held to [00:20:14] realize cross-sector collaboration in building a national [00:20:17] intellectual property ecosystem and to support the implementation [00:20:20] of the Indonesian intellectual property roadmap. [00:20:24] The event, which took place in [00:20:27] Jakarta from August 4 to 5, 2026, [00:20:30] featured progressive cross-sector [00:20:33] collaboration through the signing of cooperation [00:20:37] agreements with four strategic partners and [00:20:40] the symbolic handover of integrated communal intellectual property [00:20:44] data. In addition, the agenda for the second day also [00:20:48] included the signing of a joint commitment to the draft [00:20:52] National Intellectual Property Master Plan for the years [00:20:55] 2027 to [00:20:57] 2036. [00:20:59] Minister of Law Supratman Andi Aktas emphasized that [00:21:03] the Ministry of Law cannot work alone, so cross-ministerial [00:21:07] collaboration is very much needed to maximize the potential [00:21:10] of intellectual property by forming a national coordination [00:21:14] team and also to improve Indonesia's ranking [00:21:18] in the Global Innovation Index. We hope [00:21:21] that there will be something, our [00:21:23] wealth, Indonesia's incredible wealth [00:21:27] that we have not yet maximized, [00:21:31] yes, we have not maximized it yet, and God willing, this will be [00:21:34] a good momentum in order [00:21:37] to raise our global index [00:21:40] regarding innovation, regarding intellectual property rights. [00:21:44] The Ministry of Law initiated this, [00:21:47] fully aware that the Ministry of Law should not work [00:21:51] alone. Therefore, the President always [00:21:54] conveyed to all of us , his assistants, [00:21:58] that ministries must collaborate, work together [00:22:01] to achieve one national development [00:22:04] goal. In line with this, the Deputy [00:22:08] Minister Coordinator for Legal, Human Rights, Immigration, and [00:22:11] Correctional Affairs, Oto Hasibuan, conveyed that [00:22:14] the potential of intellectual property is no less significant than [00:22:17] Indonesia's natural resources. With legal protection and integrated [00:22:21] governance, intellectual property is expected to become the main [00:22:25] driver of national economic growth in the [00:22:28] future. We only [00:22:32] think about our natural [00:22:35] wealth, mines, [00:22:38] nickel, gold, and so on. We [00:22:41] never think that intellectual property [00:22:45] could actually be greater than the natural [00:22:48] wealth that we have had all this time. [00:23:20] Global Forum on Royalty Governance in Bali in October [00:23:23] 2026 as a platform to strengthen international [00:23:27] collaboration in digital Royalty governance. [00:23:31] Through this National Coordination Forum, all ministries and [00:23:34] institutions are expected to accelerate the utilization of [00:23:38] intellectual property to encourage innovation [00:23:41] and at the same time provide legal certainty for copyright [00:23:45] owners in Indonesia. [00:23:46] That [00:23:51] information concludes our morning meeting. Viewers, finally, I Valencia [00:23:54] Belvinsi and I Jason Sambu, representing our colleagues on duty, bid farewell. Thank [00:23:58] you and see you again.