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[00:01:25] you know the figures who were present at the reading of the Proclamation
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[00:01:31] Muhammad
[00:01:31] Hatta.
[00:01:37] Suwiryo.
[00:01:42] Muardi.
[00:01:48] Latif Hendra
[00:01:49] Ningrat.
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[00:02:17] You're back on Metro Siang, viewers. The case of illegal felling of 10 trees
[00:02:21] in Bandung led to the sealing of a
[00:02:24] videotron by the City Public Order Agency. However, this sealing
[00:02:28] only targeted the videotron, while the Padel Club's activities continued
[00:02:32] as usual. The Head of the Bandung City Satpol PP, Bambang
[00:02:36] Sokardi, stated that the sealing of the videotron was a follow-up
[00:02:39] to the case of illegal felling of 10 trees in the area.
[00:02:42] Due to this violation, the responsible party has been sanctioned
[00:02:45] with the obligation to plant 100 replacement
[00:02:49] trees and pay a forced fine of Rp100
[00:02:52] million. This sanction has reportedly been
[00:02:55] fulfilled. Nevertheless, the Satpol PP still sealed the
[00:02:58] videotron. Meanwhile, the Padel Club's operations continue
[00:03:02] because the building and business permits are declared
[00:03:05] complete. Preliminary examination states that the tree felling
[00:03:08] was carried out by a subcontractor working on the park construction.
[00:03:12] Nevertheless, the investigation process is still ongoing to
[00:03:15] identify the parties involved in the illegal
[00:03:18] felling.
[00:03:25] The reason, based on the investigation report, is why we did it.
[00:03:28] Why? Because it was obstructing the
[00:03:32] view of the videotron.
[00:03:34] be separated from the quality of the coffee beans So, it means that the trees that were
[00:03:38] cut down were obstructing the video, is that right, sir? Yes, and it was his own
[00:03:41] initiative. It's clear. That's why we took action, sir. The one
[00:03:45] responsible is the subcontractor who did it.
[00:03:49] The subcontractor, hmm. Meaning he was ordered by the business owner. This is still under
[00:03:53] development. Why? Because there should be no
[00:03:56] tolerance, especially for the perpetrators of the felling.
[00:04:00] Who is next? That means there are people
[00:04:03] who did it, who executed it. This is what
[00:04:06] we need to investigate further. And we will trace the coast of the Strait of Malacca
[00:04:10] to the villages along the river. The Riau Regional Police held a
[00:04:13] red and white expedition by reaching coastal and border areas.
[00:04:17] Besides distributing aid to residents, personnel also hoisted red
[00:04:20] and white flags at residents' homes and planted thousands of mangrove
[00:04:24] seedlings in the coastal area. In Dumai city, the expedition was led
[00:04:28] by Police Chief AKBP Fatih.
[00:04:49] residents' houses and directly engaging with the community, while also conveying messages
[00:04:53] on public order.
[00:05:15] Meanwhile, in Siak Regency, the expedition team traveled along the river towards
[00:05:18] Teluk Lanus Village, Sungai Apit District.
[00:05:22] This activity was attended by the Siak Police Chief, AKBP Sepuh Ade Irsyam
[00:05:25] Siregar. Upon arrival at the location, the group planted mangrove
[00:05:29] seedlings on the Teluk Lanus beach. The Riau Police and
[00:05:32] Siak Police also handed over 100 mangrove seedlings to be planted
[00:05:35] as an effort to protect the coastal area from
[00:05:38] abrasion. The series of activities continued with the handover of
[00:05:41] 150.
[00:06:18] We are here participating in mangrove planting
[00:06:22] because the Teluklanus area is one of the coastal
[00:06:25] areas that we must
[00:06:29] preserve its
[00:06:31] mangroves. By symbolically planting mangroves,
[00:06:35] besides also helping to
[00:06:39] preserve
[00:06:42] the mangroves for the community so they can continue to
[00:06:45] grow according to their function
[00:06:49] of providing security and also
[00:06:52] protecting the environment in the coastal area. The Sabang
[00:06:56] Merauke performance is back this year with the theme "The Legend of Srikandi
[00:07:00] Nusantara." Leading up to the performance on August
[00:07:03] 21-23, the Sabang Merauke performance, which only Indonesia
[00:07:07] has, will feature for the first time the original song
[00:07:11] "Cahaya Hati" in an open music
[00:07:13] rehearsal in Jakarta.
[00:07:22] For the first time, the public was introduced to the song
[00:07:25] presented by the Sabang Merauke event, which only Indonesia
[00:07:28] has this year, namely "Cahaya Hati" performed by
[00:07:32] Raisa on Tuesday, August 4th. This song
[00:07:36] is part of the story journey of the Legend
[00:07:39] of Srikandi Nusantara and completes 28.
[00:08:12] with new arrangements adjusted to the storyline
[00:08:16] of the Srikandi Nusantara legend. This year's theme
[00:08:19] is Srikandi Nusantara, so how
[00:08:22] are we going to show the female fighters in Indonesia,
[00:08:26] how the strength of women behind their strength also definitely has tenderness, there is
[00:08:30] courage, there are so many
[00:08:34] tears, but also behind those tears, it turns out
[00:08:38] that behind those tears, we can find our own inner strength.
[00:08:42] And it turns out that Srikandi is not just a character, but Srikandi is actually
[00:08:46] within each of us and how after bringing the message of
[00:08:50] Srikandi to life through lyrics and vocals, the power of the story is then
[00:08:53] continued through the touch of music. Each part of
[00:08:57] the performance is designed to have a different nuance according to
[00:09:01] the character's journey. All arrangements are composed to
[00:09:05] bring the journey of the Legend of Srikandi
[00:09:07] Nusantara to life.
[00:09:12] character, because that's why we give each character
[00:09:16] a musical identity and a vocal identity,
[00:09:19] right, so that each character has
[00:09:23] its own story and nuance. So, if
[00:09:26] these characters meet in the song,
[00:09:29] these small themes, which include a snippet of the
[00:09:33] theme from Cahaya Hati or the chant of "Satu Bangsa" or
[00:09:36] Nusantara, they will be able to meet in a piece of music,
[00:09:40] right. Behind the performance that the audience will
[00:09:44] witness, there is a collaborative process between various
[00:09:48] musical elements that are worked on together, starting from
[00:09:52] orchestras, choirs, to dozens of traditional
[00:09:55] musical instruments arranged to produce a harmonious musical
[00:09:59] color in each act of the performance. For
[00:10:02] conductor Afif Priatna, the balance between modern
[00:10:05] music and Nusantara music is key to
[00:10:08] supporting the story of the Srikandi Nusantara legend.
[00:10:14] All combinations, all
[00:10:16] blends of various musical instrument
[00:10:20] elements are combined with orchestras, and in
[00:10:23] my opinion, this blend is the challenge
[00:10:27] in this performance, that
[00:10:31] we each have our own tasks here,
[00:10:34] where the orchestra
[00:10:37] supports all
[00:10:39] of the performances. We have to
[00:10:43] blend and balance
[00:10:46] perfectly, so everything forms a perfect
[00:10:49] harmony. Yes.
[00:10:53] This performance involves around
[00:10:56] 1,700 artists and production team,
[00:11:00] including hundreds of dancers, traditional musicians, choirs,
[00:11:03] and orchestral musicians.
[00:11:06] The Srikandi Nusantara Legend performance will be held on
[00:11:10] August 21-23, 2026 at the
[00:11:14] Indonesia Arena, Senayan. From
[00:11:17] Jakarta, Sarah Ruhendi Reksadewa Metro
[00:11:19] TV.
[00:11:22] Alright viewers, have you had coffee this afternoon yet?
[00:11:27] If you haven't had coffee yet, Anggi, then this afternoon we will order Aceh coffee, because for
[00:11:30] Aceh coffee, viewers, it's not only its distinctive taste, Aceh coffee
[00:11:34] holds a long story about cultural traditions and the journey of
[00:11:37] its people. It's very interesting, because from the Gayo
[00:11:41] highlands to being served in coffee shops in Banda Aceh, this drink
[00:11:45] has become an identity that also drives the economy,
[00:11:49] tourism, and also the
[00:11:50] creative industry.
[00:11:59] Viewers, in almost every street and corner
[00:12:03] of Banda Aceh city, there are coffee shops or coffee
[00:12:06] stalls. Therefore, it's not surprising if Banda
[00:12:10] Aceh is then called the city of
[00:12:13] 1001 Coffee Stalls. And right now, I am in the
[00:12:17] Ulee Kareng area, where this Ulee Kareng area is also
[00:12:20] one of the
[00:12:23] areas where legendary
[00:12:26] coffee shops have been standing for
[00:12:30] decades. And I'm curious which coffee
[00:12:34] shop I will visit. Come with
[00:12:36] me.
[00:12:43] Cut Nun coffee shop located in Ulee Kareng, Banda Aceh
[00:12:47] is one of the favorite destinations for coffee lovers in the Land of
[00:12:50] Rencong. The coffee shop, which has been established for almost
[00:12:54] 40...
[00:13:25] chosen coffee and the
[00:13:28] right brewing
[00:13:31] method. These coffee beans are from Takengon. Oh,
[00:13:35] Takengon. And Tangse Robusta, right?
[00:13:39] Robusta. And then processed by
[00:13:43] themselves. Processed by themselves. There's a grinder for it.
[00:13:47] So there's a special recipe for it too,
[00:13:50] right? An authentic coffee bean recipe, no
[00:13:53] mixtures.
[00:13:56] One of the strengths of Aceh coffee cannot
[00:13:59] produced from the Gayo and Tangse Highlands,
[00:14:03] especially Gayo Arabica coffee which has penetrated the international
[00:14:07] market and become one of Aceh's
[00:14:09] flagship commodities. From selected coffee beans,
[00:14:13] the roasting process is carried out to bring out the characteristic aroma and
[00:14:17] taste. After being ground and brewed with a
[00:14:20] special technique, a cup of Aceh coffee is ready for customers to enjoy.
[00:14:24] Well, the place behind me is the coffee kitchen,
[00:14:28] so before the coffee is served to coffee
[00:14:32] lovers, there is a processing
[00:14:35] process, and this unique processing is also done with a special technique and a special
[00:14:39] filter, right, sir? I want to try it, may I?
[00:14:43] Okay, let's try it. You have to hold it with your left hand,
[00:14:46] lift it high, use a special
[00:14:48] filter. Let's fill it
[00:14:51] again. Ah.
[00:14:55] Okay, okay, I'll try to
[00:14:57] fill it. Wow,
[00:15:00] hot.
[00:15:06] Okay, the coffee is ready and
[00:15:10] ready to be served. Now it's time for us to sip
[00:15:14] and taste the Ulee Kareng coffee from Cut
[00:15:17] Nun's shop.
[00:15:19] Okay, sir, excuse me, can I join you? Yes,
[00:15:23] okay. The strong taste and distinctive aroma
[00:15:27] make many customers repeatedly come to Cut Nun's coffee shop.
[00:15:30] For the people of Aceh, drinking coffee is not just about enjoying
[00:15:34] a drink, but also part of their daily activities.
[00:16:07] Aceh coffee proves that a cup of coffee not only offers
[00:16:11] taste but also holds stories, culture, and
[00:16:15] hope for the future of the Acehnese people. And indeed,
[00:16:18] for the people of Aceh,
[00:16:22] this generational tradition of drinking coffee has been going on for quite some time,
[00:16:25] and today coffee is not just
[00:16:29] a place to gather or
[00:16:32] socialize, but more than that, coffee in Aceh today
[00:16:35] has also been able to... move the economy,
[00:16:39] create jobs, and certainly also
[00:16:42] boost it to become one of the tourist attractions
[00:16:46] for visitors to
[00:16:48] Aceh, especially the city of Banda Aceh, which is now known
[00:16:51] as the city of 1001 coffee
[00:16:55] shops. Okay, let's sip
[00:16:58] coffee again.
[00:17:03] Hmm, delicious. And let's try
[00:17:06] coffee with
[00:17:09] a typical Acehnese cake, Timpan. Timpan
[00:17:13] is one of Aceh's traditional foods that also
[00:17:17] goes very well with coffee.
[00:17:20] I'll try it too.
[00:17:21] Bismillahirahmanirrahim.
[00:17:28] Sweet Timpan, bitter coffee, a perfect
[00:17:31] combination. From Banda
[00:17:33] Aceh. Metro TV.
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[00:18:52] The legal case involving former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes Febri Adrian Shah
[00:18:56] is expected to enter a new phase. After being named
[00:18:59] a suspect, Febri's legal team has stated that they will pursue legal action
[00:19:03] through a pre-trial hearing. Now the public awaits how
[00:19:07] the entire legal process unfolds,
[00:19:10] guided by. Unaccepting of being named a suspect, Febri
[00:19:13] fights back in the Cover Bot site today at 0
[00:19:17] PM. Controversy over evidence in Febri's case, Thursday, August 6th.
[00:19:21] perkara febri kamis 6 Agustus.
[00:19:57] Viewers, the Russian attack on the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv has once again raised
[00:20:01] the tension of the conflict between the two countries. In this latest attack, Ukraine admitted
[00:20:04] that it failed to intercept the missiles launched by Russia and reported dozens of casualties and
[00:20:08] injuries. Fires broke out in several locations in Kyiv
[00:20:12] on Wednesday after Ukraine reported Russian attacks on
[00:20:16] its territory. Ukrainian authorities stated that 17
[00:20:19] people were killed and 44 injured in this attack.
[00:20:23] The Ukrainian Air Force reported that it failed to intercept 28
[00:20:26] ballistic missiles and cruise missiles launched by Russia in
[00:20:29] this attack. Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Defense claimed
[00:20:33] that the attacks targeted military logistics centers, supply centers,
[00:20:36] and three cargo ships carrying weapons and military equipment
[00:20:40] near Odessa. This attack occurred a few days after a
[00:20:44] Ukrainian drone crashed on the Russian coast, killing
[00:20:47] seven people, including three children. The conflict
[00:20:51] between Russia and Ukraine has been ongoing since February 2022 and has yet
[00:20:54] to show signs of ending.
[00:21:09] Hundreds of ships are still stranded in the Strait of Hormuz amid diplomatic efforts by
[00:21:12] Iran and Oman to reach an agreement to de-escalate tensions. This vital
[00:21:16] shipping lane for global energy distribution has now become a concern
[00:21:20] because it impacts the global economy.
[00:21:23] Hundreds of cargo ships and tankers are seen still unmoving in
[00:21:27] the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran's military pressure and threats against
[00:21:31] ships passing through the area
[00:21:34] one-fifth of the world's oil and natural gas distribution passes, is now
[00:21:38] experiencing disruptions. This condition has led to rising fuel
[00:21:42] prices, basic commodity prices, and added pressure on the global
[00:21:45] economy. On Wednesday, negotiators from Iran and Oman
[00:21:48] finalized a draft.
[00:22:00] The draft is now awaiting final approval from Iran's supreme leader. This agreement will be a temporary step in de-escalating
[00:22:04] the dispute between Iran and the United States and continuing
[00:22:07] discussions on Iran's nuclear program.
[00:22:20] I'd say the latest situation is that almost
[00:22:24] on all
[00:22:26] the issues that were raised, finally
[00:22:30] the routes of passage, the entry and exit routes, or
[00:22:33] the maritime traffic and
[00:22:37] those side agreements with Oman, because it's not just a map,
[00:22:40] these are almost principal
[00:22:44] agreements with Oman that have been made, meaning we
[00:22:47] have already made progress.
[00:22:58] Joint Portuguese officers seized 5 tons of cocaine from a cargo
[00:23:01] ship off the coast of Portugal. Authorities intercepted the suspected drug-carrying
[00:23:05] vessel as it crossed the Atlantic Ocean after sailing from
[00:23:09] South America. The Portuguese Judicial Police, the Portuguese Air
[00:23:13] Force and Navy, the British National Crime Agency, and
[00:23:16] the Spanish national police conducted a joint operation
[00:23:20] to uncover this cocaine smuggling.
[00:23:22] Officers stopped the ship on Monday night into Tuesday when the ship
[00:23:26] was about 640 nautical miles from the city of Lisbon.
[00:23:30] Authorities stated that they intercepted the ship in the open sea to
[00:23:33] prevent the perpetrators from transferring the drugs to another ship in the Atlantic
[00:23:37] Ocean before reaching its final destination. In this operation,
[00:23:40] officers arrested three foreign nationals on board the ship.
[00:23:44] The three were citizens of Italy, Colombia, and
[00:23:47] India. Officers found as...
[00:24:20] The receding Danube River, Europe's second deepest and longest
[00:24:23] river, has impacted the cessation of electricity services and river
[00:24:27] transport. The Danube River receded due to extreme drought across
[00:24:31] Europe and increasingly alarming climate change.
[00:24:35] The Danube River, which crosses the city of Budapest, Hungary, is flowing
[00:24:39] at a very low level. The drop in the river
[00:24:42] level to its lowest point in history threatens the cooling water supply
[00:24:45] for the Paks nuclear power plant.
[00:24:48] The Paks power plant, a legacy of the Soviet era,
[00:24:52] supplies almost half of Hungary's electricity needs and was almost
[00:24:55] shut down over the weekend. As a result, the government
[00:24:58] took various energy-saving measures due to very limited
[00:25:02] electricity supply. The Hungarian government has restricted the operation
[00:25:06] of electric freight trains, implemented electricity-saving regulations
[00:25:09] for large industries and commercial sectors. Even the Budapest
[00:25:12] City Government has also restricted decorative and architectural
[00:25:15] lighting for more than 300 famous public
[00:25:18] buildings.
[00:25:27] Meanwhile, in Bratislava, Slovakia, the receding Danube River
[00:25:31] reveals rocks that are usually hidden beneath
[00:25:33] the surface. Many people descended to the river, some even
[00:25:37] sunbathing and swimming along the riverbank. The Danube
[00:25:41] River, which flows through 10 countries, is a vital
[00:25:44] route for shipping, tourism, and regional water supply.
[00:25:48] Transport authorities.
[00:26:03] Like seeing the face of the sun up close, scientists have successfully
[00:26:06] captured detailed images of the surface of the largest star in our solar system
[00:26:10] with the best quality to date. Yes, this image was obtained using an advanced
[00:26:14] telescope on the island of Maui, Hawaii.
[00:26:26] This image shows the surface of the sun with the best detail ever
[00:26:29] recorded, revealing dynamic activity on the surface of
[00:26:33] the star at the center of our solar system. Researchers
[00:26:37] used the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope owned by the National
[00:26:40] Science Foundation on Maui to
[00:26:42] observe the sun's surface more clearly. The research
[00:26:46] results were published on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, in
[00:26:50] the Journal Nature. The study's authors admitted to being amazed by the
[00:26:54] results of this observation. In the image, plume-like
[00:26:57] patterns rippling across the sun's surface were seen that had never
[00:27:01] been observed before. The scientists explained that these patterns
[00:27:04] appear due to the movement of magnetized plasma on the sun's surface, which moves
[00:27:08] and passes each other at different speeds. This condition
[00:27:12] is said to be similar to the waves that form when wind blows over the surface of
[00:27:16] water. Scientists call this phenomenon
[00:27:18] Kelvin-Helmholtz instability.
[00:27:38] The activity of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala is gradually
[00:27:41] decreasing 3 days after its eruption last Monday. This allows
[00:27:45] evacuated residents to return home. Although
[00:27:48] the activity of Mount Fuego is gradually decreasing, volcanic
[00:27:52] ash continues to billow from its peak. Emergency teams and
[00:27:55] Guatemalan authorities are still monitoring conditions around
[00:27:59] the mountain. The eruption of Mount Fuego last Monday led the
[00:28:03] government to evacuate approximately 1,700 people from 18
[00:28:07] hamlets. Although some residents have been allowed
[00:28:10] to return home, the government warned that heavy rain can still trigger
[00:28:14] dangerous volcanic mudflows. Fuego is
[00:28:18] one of the most active volcanoes in Guatemala. The 2018
[00:28:21] eruption killed hundreds of people,
[00:28:24] buried entire villages around the mountain, and affected
[00:28:27] 1.7 million
[00:28:29] people.
[00:28:33] We conclude this Metro Siang, viewers. I'm Anggia Sipua, I'm Marcelina Tomundo
[00:28:37] representing the on-duty colleagues, bidding farewell. Thank you
[00:28:40] and
[00:28:48] see you again.
[00:29:13] Metro
[00:29:14] TV:
[00:30:53] Good afternoon, viewers, this is the news at 1 PM Western Indonesian Time. I am
[00:30:57] Gamba Tanjung with the Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia.