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[00:00:00] good ma'am, dear brothers and sisters, we focused on
[00:00:04] 3T and finished it this week because all the data
[00:00:08] and so on is complete. We focus
[00:00:10] on what 3B is, pregnant
[00:00:14] women, breastfeeding
[00:00:18] footpaths and climbing the stairs mothers and toddlers, the number has been found to be 11.15 million. This will also be completed
[00:00:21] within a week or two .
[00:00:24] It was mentioned earlier that it will take some time, the
[00:00:28] 13,000 that
[00:00:32] we will sort out, it will take time, so
[00:00:35] everything will be resolved well and fairly
[00:00:38] for all parties, so there is no need to
[00:00:42] worry. I think that's all, brothers and sisters, thank you. Good afternoon, or does anyone want to ask one
[00:00:46] question? It's fine. No, if not,
[00:00:49] praise be to God.
[00:00:54] Why is the receipt for next year
[00:00:56] eh
[00:01:00] around 60s, 60s? This is
[00:01:03] around 63, approximately 60 million
[00:01:07] it's single. Yes, per single then data but this
[00:01:10] is still temporary because the final data
[00:01:14] we need time until 2 months, right? But
[00:01:18] today we already have the approximate figure of 63, but it's still plus
[00:01:21] minus. Thank you. Thank you. Good afternoon. Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi
[00:01:24] wabarakatuh.
[00:01:39] We have just witnessed
[00:01:42] So that means the , viewers, the results of the coordination meeting held by the Coordinating Ministry for Food, led directly by the
[00:01:46] Coordinating Minister for Food, Zulkifli
[00:01:48] permit, but the trees that Hasan, accompanied by the Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture
[00:01:51] Pratikno and also the head of BGN Sudaryono, discussing
[00:01:54] the refocusing of benefits from
[00:01:57] MBG from the coordination meeting held. There were several
[00:02:01] things conveyed that became decisions from
[00:02:04] the coordination meeting, among which related to
[00:02:07] SPPG which is currently being built. There are 13,000
[00:02:11] SPPG points that have been completed , where the construction was also faster
[00:02:14] by 1 month than it should have been, which
[00:02:17] was completed in 1 week and will
[00:02:20] be focused on the 3T region. The 3T includes
[00:02:24] among others Papua , East Nusa Tenggara
[00:02:27] and also Maluku. Earlier, the head of BGN
[00:02:31] added that 13,000 kitchen points have been completed and
[00:02:34] will later be refocused or reviewed
[00:02:38] again by the head of BGN together with the Ministry
[00:02:42] of Health to see which
[00:02:45] locations have higher stunting rates, this will
[00:02:48] be a priority. Checks are also carried out
[00:02:52] anyone, especially for trees that thoroughly in various schools up to
[00:02:55] Islamic boarding schools. The purpose is to be
[00:02:58] able to maximize that the recipients of MBG benefits are truly those
[00:03:01] who need them. It was also said that all establishment
[00:03:05] of this SPPG runs by system,
[00:03:08] meaning the head of BGN asks
[00:03:11] certain parties not to easily believe if there are unscrupulous individuals who
[00:03:14] say they can help with the management of
[00:03:17] SPPG. And also the head of BGN added that
[00:03:20] these 3T or 3T regions are regions that greatly need
[00:03:24] MBG distribution especially for
[00:03:27] regions that have a high stunting rate and
[00:03:31] the provision will be focused on toddlers
[00:03:36] the number of trees , pregnant women and also breastfeeding in addition to being given to students who are still at
[00:03:39] the educational level. It was again closed by the
[00:03:43] Coordinating Minister for Food, Zulkifli Hasan, that the beneficiaries
[00:03:47] of MBG have been recorded at around 63
[00:03:50] million, which figure is also not yet final and will
[00:03:54] be updated later after screening and also
[00:03:58] refocusing the receipt of benefits at
[00:04:00] MBG
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[00:05:36] Viewers, the case of cutting down 10 trees without permission in Bandung resulted
[00:05:40] in the sealing of a videotron by the
[00:05:42] City Police and Civil Service Unit, but this sealing only targeted
[00:05:46] the videotron, while the Padel Club's activities continued as
[00:05:49] usual. The Head of the Bandung City Civil Service Unit, Bambang Sukardi,
[00:05:52] stated that the videotron sealing was a follow-up to the case
[00:05:56] of cutting down 10 trees without permission in the area
[00:05:58] . For this violation, the responsible party
[00:06:02] has been sanctioned with the obligation to plant 100 replacement
[00:06:05] trees and pay a forced fine of Rp100
[00:06:09] million. This sanction has reportedly been fulfilled, however
[00:06:12] , the Civil Service Unit still sealed the videotron,
[00:06:15] while the operation of Padel Club
[00:06:18] 69 continues because the building and business
[00:06:22] permit are declared complete. Temporary examination results indicate
[00:06:25] that the tree cutting was carried out by a subcontractor who
[00:06:28] worked on the park construction, however, the investigation
[00:06:32] process is still ongoing to determine the parties involved
[00:06:35] in this unauthorized cutting
[00:06:36] .
[00:06:54] trees were cut down because they were blocking
[00:06:57] the video and it was their own initiative,
[00:07:00] it's already clear, so we just took firm action. The responsible
[00:07:04] party is the one who did the subcontract,
[00:07:07] meaning the entrepreneur. This is still under
[00:07:10] development. What's next ? Because there should be no
[00:07:14] neglect, especially the perpetrator
[00:07:16] of the subsequent cutting, who is it? That means
[00:07:20] someone did it,
[00:07:22] executed it. This is what we need to investigate
[00:07:25] further. This case will be presented by our colleague Gama Tanjung. Please, Gama. Thank
[00:07:29] you, Anggi. Viewers, indeed, in the last week, the public,
[00:07:33] especially Bandung residents, have been buzzing with news of
[00:07:36] tree felling leading to imprisonment. Tree felling is not a trivial
[00:07:40] matter. In reality, cutting or damaging trees without official
[00:07:43] permission from the authorities can lead to severe penalties, because
[00:07:47] why? Because this action can damage the environment, eliminate the function
[00:07:50] of shade, and even increase the risk of floods and landslides. We
[00:07:54] will discuss this in today's Fact Check: cutting trees, cutting rules. So
[00:07:58] viewers, there are many narratives circulating that trees on the side
[00:08:01] of the road can be cut down by
[00:08:04] are considered a nuisance. However, the fact is wrong, viewers,
[00:08:08] it's not like that. Tree cutting has strict
[00:08:11] rules. What are those rules? Well, viewers, indeed,
[00:08:15] the rules for tree cutting on the side of the road or on land
[00:08:18] have strict legal basis. The legal
[00:08:22] basis is regulated in regional regulations, governor regulations and
[00:08:26] also up to the Criminal Code or KUHP in Article
[00:08:29] 4006
[00:08:32] states that damaging other people's plants means damaging other people's
[00:08:36] property. The sanctions also vary, viewers, for each region,
[00:08:40] ranging from imprisonment, fines, to reforestation
[00:08:43] or planting tree seedlings many times
[00:08:48] cut down. Well, we have summarized for you a number of regions that
[00:08:52] have regional regulations and sanctions when there is illegal
[00:08:55] tree cutting. Viewers, we will look at four large
[00:08:58] cities that have regional regulations for illegal
[00:09:02] tree cutting. In DKI Jakarta, for example, there is regional regulation number 8 of
[00:09:05] 2007 concerning DKI Jakarta Governor Regulation number
[00:09:09] 24 of 2021 with
[00:09:11] sanctions. The maximum penalty is 6 months imprisonment and a fine
[00:09:15] of around Rp50 million for the maximum
[00:09:18] fine. Then Demak City, viewers. Demak City
[00:09:21] has regional regulation number 11 of 2022 and Mayor
[00:09:25] Regulation number 61 of 2024 with
[00:09:29] sanctions for individuals of a maximum of 3 months imprisonment and
[00:09:32] a maximum fine of Rp7.5 million. And
[00:09:35] for business entities, the sanction is 6 months imprisonment
[00:09:39] and a maximum fine of 50 million.
[00:09:43] Then Bandung City has regional regulation number 3 of
[00:09:45] 2026 with a fine of Rp10
[00:09:48] million per tree and also has
[00:09:51] to plant 100 new
[00:09:55] cut down. And in Surabaya City, there is regional regulation number
[00:09:59] 19 of 2014 with a minimum of 3
[00:10:02] months imprisonment and a maximum fine of Rp50 million
[00:10:06] and replanting tree seedlings for
[00:10:10] cut down. Now we will see, viewers, and also discuss
[00:10:14] the case that is currently unfolding regarding illegal tree
[00:10:18] cutting, specifically in West Java, in Bandung City. So
[00:10:21] viewers, this case has actually been...
[00:10:25] rolling and has also entered the investigation of the Bandung City Government
[00:10:28] since the end of June 2026. Sanctions
[00:10:32] have been prepared, but this case has escalated
[00:10:35] because it falls into the category of a serious violation. However, until now, the Mayor
[00:10:39] of Bandung has not announced who is involved. The plan
[00:10:43] for the sanctions to be given to the perpetrators is to replant Tanjung
[00:10:46] and Mahoni trees with a height of 5 to 10
[00:10:50] meters. Initially, according to the regulations, the party who cut down the trees would be given
[00:10:54] a sanction of 10 million rupiah and obliged
[00:10:57] to plant 100 tree seedlings for 10
[00:11:01] trees cut down. However, sanctions will also be given at
[00:11:04] the company or business entity level with a criminal
[00:11:08] threat of more than 3 years imprisonment and a fine
[00:11:10] of 3 billion. Now,
[00:11:14] from the perspective of the management, viewers, they claim not
[00:11:18] to know who cut down the trees because their claim is that when the
[00:11:21] padel court started operating, the trees were already
[00:11:25] cut down. So this made the Mayor of Bandung, Muhammad Farhan,
[00:11:29] intervene. Finally, viewers, we will see the statement from Muhammad
[00:11:33] Farhan as the Mayor of Bandung. He said
[00:11:36] that because the escalation of the case was high, the Mayor
[00:11:40] of Bandung intervened and since July 30,
[00:11:43] 2026, the Mayor of Bandung has taken over and
[00:11:47] it was revealed that there were several other tree cutting cases in
[00:11:50] Bandung City that are currently under investigation by the
[00:11:54] Bandung City Government. Now, viewers, we will also discuss what
[00:11:58] is the proper handling if there are trees considered dangerous in public.
[00:12:01] We have summarized several directives from
[00:12:04] regional regulations, as follows, viewers: The first is to
[00:12:08] accurately record the location of trees considered
[00:12:11] dangerous to the public. Then also take photos of the condition
[00:12:15] of these dangerous trees as evidence for the local government
[00:12:19] and also submit reports through complaint applications and also
[00:12:22] report to relevant agencies such as... the
[00:12:25] forestry service and also the service that is indeed
[00:12:28] in charge of plantation and forestry areas. Then also the
[00:12:32] local government will later conduct a survey and take action if
[00:12:35] there are indeed a number of plants that are dangerous to
[00:12:39] the public in public areas, viewers.
[00:12:42] Now, viewers, we will also discuss further about indiscriminate
[00:12:46] cutting against regulations. Currently, urban planner Nirwono Yoga has joined
[00:12:49] us via Zoom. Good afternoon, Mr. Yoga.
[00:12:53] Good afternoon, how are you? Hello,
[00:12:57] health. Hello, health, Mr. Yoga. So Mr. Yoga, if we look at
[00:13:01] the case in Bandung, Mr. Yoga, the Mayor of Bandung
[00:13:04] intervened to handle the cutting down of 10 trees
[00:13:07] illegally. Has the handling been appropriate by the Mayor of Bandung at
[00:13:11] this time? Yes, it's true, this sets
[00:13:14] an example for other regional heads to care
[00:13:18] about city assets. Trees must be seen as
[00:13:21] city assets, because they have a soul to
[00:13:25] grow and develop. So they are not dead objects. Therefore,
[00:13:28] as city assets, even for the city residents,
[00:13:31] the regional head is obliged to protect city
[00:13:35] assets, because they already have ecological functions,
[00:13:38] meaning they produce oxygen, help absorb water. These are the
[00:13:42] functions that have always been important for the existence of trees. In fact, trees
[00:13:46] are the lungs of the city, ma'am. Therefore,
[00:13:49] we have seen many related regulations that also support
[00:13:52] that there are three things that must be done in the future. What are
[00:13:56] they? One, socialization of these regulations, regional
[00:14:00] regulations, mayoral regulations, or gubernatorial
[00:14:03] regulations regarding the condition procedures for
[00:14:06] trees. Why are there many misconceptions that if a tree is in
[00:14:10] a certain condition and so on, an assessment must be done first. There is a term
[00:14:14] "tree doctor" who checks whether
[00:14:17] these trees only need to be pruned and tidied
[00:14:20] without having to be cut down, for example, because if this
[00:14:23] is done, then... there is no need to cut
[00:14:27] down trees. Why? In urban planning techniques, the position of
[00:14:31] trees is already regulated, and how they affect the city's
[00:14:35] visual. So, if a videotron is installed like this, it means that its initial
[00:14:38] placement was not in accordance with the city's spatial plan.
[00:14:41] If it was in accordance with the spatial plan, it
[00:14:44] would not have been built on green open spaces where there are
[00:14:47] themed parks. This is probably the lesson. The third
[00:14:51] point that also needs to be highlighted is the replacement
[00:14:55] of trees. It's not just about the number of trees. Okay, one tree is replaced with 100
[00:14:58] trees, for example, it's not that. Why? Because the most ideal
[00:15:02] thing in world cities, if you cut down one mature tree, 20 meters
[00:15:06] high, you are obliged to replace
[00:15:09] that tree with one that is 20 meters high, not replaced
[00:15:13] with 5 or 10-meter trees that are not yet optimally
[00:15:16] functioning ecologically. This is the most challenging way, in terms
[00:15:20] of both quantity and size. It won't be at
[00:15:23] the original spot, even though the tree is needed to help the police,
[00:15:26] right, at the original location. Approximately
[00:15:28] that. Yes, because for a tree's roots, it needs to grow
[00:15:32] for a long time to be strong and grip the soil below so it doesn't
[00:15:36] fall if there's rain or a storm, right, Mr. Yoga? Well, Mr. Yoga, for
[00:15:40] the legal basis, there are already regional regulations, gubernatorial regulations, and
[00:15:43] mayoral regulations, right? Is the legal basis strong enough for
[00:15:47] criminal penalties for violators who illegally
[00:15:49] cut down trees? Actually, it's sufficient. The problem, as
[00:15:53] I said, there are three. One, socialization. Many residents and even
[00:15:56] business actors still don't understand the rules,
[00:16:00] so they often, especially contractors
[00:16:03] and subcontractors, just cut trees down carelessly. Even though
[00:16:07] there are strict rules for choosing which trees need pruning, let alone
[00:16:11] cutting them down completely. That's the first. The second, no less important,
[00:16:15] is a deterrent effect. Many tree-cutting cases
[00:16:18] are eventually resolved by replacing the trees. 10 trees are replaced with 100,
[00:16:22] planted somewhere, and it's considered done. Even though, as I said, replacing
[00:16:26] 10 trees should be enough with 10 trees of the same size. This
[00:16:30] is more difficult than just the number, because to get, you know,
[00:16:33] 10 trees of 20 meters in size...
[00:16:37] trees of the same size, let alone the same type, it's not easy, ma'am.
[00:16:41] This is a deterrent effect, then
[00:16:45] later it shouldn't be far away, but close to the
[00:16:48] cutting location, because why? Because they will help absorb
[00:16:52] the air in that location, not outside the location. Now, the
[00:16:56] third, no less important, in the future there will be no more, in quotation
[00:16:59] marks, forgiveness for perpetrators who cut trees
[00:17:02] indiscriminately. If there is no firmness, then it can
[00:17:06] be ensured that tree felling will continue, especially
[00:17:09] since it's the dry season, hot, high air
[00:17:13] pollution. Instead, trees should be multiplied. We should plant
[00:17:16] more large trees. That's about it. How about that, Mr. Yoga? Well, Mr. Yoga, if
[00:17:20] we look at the Bandung case, the management claims to have obtained a business
[00:17:25] were cut down were in the business area. Now, in the future,
[00:17:29] if a business entity wants to build a business on land with trees,
[00:17:33] do they have to get a permit first? Can they still build their business but not
[00:17:36] cut down the trees? Exactly. In the context of
[00:17:39] spatial planning, there is a detailed city spatial
[00:17:42] plan. In this detailed spatial plan, it is already regulated
[00:17:46] which areas will be developed, which areas can have, as I said
[00:17:49] earlier, billboard placement
[00:17:52] in public spaces, for example. The specific
[00:17:55] points are already regulated, and they are usually not
[00:17:58] arbitrary. For example, if it is in a green open space
[00:18:02] or a park, and it results in tree cutting or reduction of
[00:18:06] green open space, there will definitely be sanctions. Now, in this
[00:18:10] case, there was a miscommunication. First,
[00:18:13] the business permit. When issuing the business permit, was
[00:18:17] there coordination with the spatial planning agency, for example,
[00:18:20] to ensure that the advertisement was placed correctly? If it
[00:18:23] was only a business permit, then it was from another agency,
[00:18:27] but there was no coordination with the spatial planning agency. If that
[00:18:30] had been done, I think there would have been considerations not to install
[00:18:34] the billboard at the current problematic location because
[00:18:38] it required cutting down trees, for example. Now, this
[00:18:41] happened because there was no coordination between agencies,
[00:18:45] so the perpetrator only relied on one agency for the business permit
[00:18:49] for the billboard. Even though, as I said, whether they got a permit from
[00:18:52] the spatial planning agency or not, this is what needs to be investigated.
[00:18:56] Okay, now for the public, Mr. Yoga, for example, if they find
[00:19:00] trees or plants that are bothering the public or endangering the public,
[00:19:03] what is the procedure for reporting to the local government?
[00:19:07] Well, there are three steps that can be taken. The first
[00:19:10] is, of course, the local government needs to create a kind of call
[00:19:14] center or rapid response center to make it easier
[00:19:17] for residents to report dangerous trees in their
[00:19:21] environment. Take a photo and inform. If in Jakarta,
[00:19:24] for example, there is Jaki, take a photo of the tree's location
[00:19:28] if it's already tilted, rotten, then overgrown
[00:19:32] near cables, for example, making it very dangerous. Immediately take a photo and
[00:19:35] report it to Jaki, for example,
[00:19:37] so that it can be immediately instructed to the parks department, especially
[00:19:41] those in charge of cutting. The second is to prepare
[00:19:44] every local government with a kind
[00:19:47] of task force. This task force will then
[00:19:50] go to the field to ensure cutting, pruning, and so on. In Singapore,
[00:19:54] the officers are certified to cut trees,
[00:19:57] it's not arbitrary. The third, the community, in
[00:20:00] an emergency, can, together with, for example, under
[00:20:04] the supervision of the local neighborhood head and village head, if the
[00:20:07] tree... rather than being dangerous in an urgent situation,
[00:20:11] can cut it down, but under the supervision of the relevant
[00:20:14] authorities, for example, the local village or sub-district
[00:20:18] office. That's about it. Okay, now Mr.
[00:20:21] Yoga, to foster again the feeling of
[00:20:24] awareness in the community so that they realize that the presence of trees is very
[00:20:29] of socialization is needed? That's right.
[00:20:32] So, consciously or unconsciously, we actually really
[00:20:36] need trees. Especially in the current hot conditions, if
[00:20:40] there are many trees, the atmosphere will definitely be shady. Now, there is certainly a need for
[00:20:44] trees to be planted in all environments, actually, urban environments,
[00:20:47] our residential environments, right? The more
[00:20:51] trees that are planted, the more our surroundings will become
[00:20:54] shady, and the air pollution will be low. Now, this awareness
[00:20:57] must be instilled in all residents, so it should be reversed, the second
[00:21:01] point, instead of cutting down trees, how do we plant
[00:21:05] as many trees as possible in our environment? That's the second. The third, no less
[00:21:08] important, from a young age we must also educate our
[00:21:12] children to love trees so that later a love for trees will grow
[00:21:16] in adulthood, whatever they do, they will have a sense
[00:21:20] of ownership towards the existence of trees. Well, maybe that's what we can
[00:21:23] learn, like what's in Singapore and Melbourne
[00:21:27] and also Tokyo. Thank you. Okay, thank you very
[00:21:31] much, Mr. Yoga, for your insights. Mr. Nirwono Yoga, as an urban planner,
[00:21:34] has joined us in the Metro Siang program. Have a productive
[00:22:24] You are back on Metro Siang and viewers, this is the midday
[00:22:27] highlight segment. Let's look at the first information regarding the rapid
[00:22:31] action of police officers who successfully rescued a premature baby in
[00:22:34] the Jatinangor Sumedang area, West Java. Officers evacuated the
[00:22:38] baby after the ambulance carrying him experienced a technical
[00:22:41] problem, a flat tire on
[00:22:42] the road.
[00:22:57] Viewers, this is an amateur video showing several members of the
[00:23:00] Sumedang Police Traffic Unit swiftly carrying out the
[00:23:03] evacuation process. This heroic act
[00:23:07] occurred in front of the IPDN Jatinangor campus while officers were
[00:23:10] conducting routine patrols. Officers found an ambulance
[00:23:14] stopped on the shoulder of the road due to a flat
[00:23:17] right front tire after hitting the curb.
[00:24:03] Next, we will see Melissa Sunjaya's artwork collaborating
[00:24:07] with historian Peter O'Grady, bringing back
[00:24:11] the memory of the Java War through an art project titled
[00:24:14] 1830. Melissa Sunjaya's collection
[00:24:18] of works not only sparks discussion about history, but also invites
[00:24:22] the younger generation to undertake mental decolonization
[00:24:24] .
[00:24:29] Starting from the historical records of the Java War, the local brand
[00:24:32] Tulisan processed visual archive material from the
[00:24:36] Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands into functional
[00:24:39] clothing and accessory products. Through collaboration
[00:24:42] with historian Peter O'Grady, this approach was deliberately
[00:24:45] taken so that historical values could be used by
[00:24:48] the public in their daily activities. When first exhibited
[00:24:52] at Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven,
[00:24:56] the Netherlands, this art collection sparked an emotional dialogue
[00:24:59] about the shared history between Indonesia and the Netherlands.
[00:25:03] The fabric patterns serve as a bridge of communication as well as
[00:25:07] a reflection of cultural identity from the past. Through the 1830
[00:25:11] project, it is hoped that the younger generation will not only enjoy
[00:25:14] the aesthetic design, but also be encouraged to learn more about
[00:25:17] history.
[00:25:40] Next, viewers, a stretch of hydrangeas in full bloom
[00:25:44] covers the mountainous area of Guizhou, Southwest China,
[00:25:47] presenting a fairytale landscape. This beautiful
[00:25:50] garden has become a magnet for tourists due to the presence of natural
[00:25:54] decorations and tame sika
[00:25:56] deer.
[00:26:02] Viewers, millions of hydrangea petals are blooming beautifully in
[00:26:06] the Plam Quito flower garden.
[00:26:09] The gradation of blue, pink, purple, and white
[00:26:12] stretches widely like a colorful blanket over the hilly
[00:26:15] landscape. Visitors are seen crowding the
[00:26:20] surrounded by a sea of flowers just to take
[00:26:23] photos. This 67-hectare garden has more
[00:26:27] than 70 varieties of hydrangeas. Interestingly,
[00:26:30] the color of these flowers can change naturally
[00:26:32] depending on the pH level of the surrounding soil. Not only
[00:26:36] about the flowers, another attraction of this garden is the presence of sika
[00:26:39] deer roaming freely. The sika
[00:26:42] deer are so tame that tourists have nicknamed this place
[00:26:46] the mini Nara of Kyoto. This beautiful
[00:26:50] natural phenomenon usually lasts throughout the blooming season, from
[00:26:54] May to
[00:26:54] October.
[00:27:56] A lively and festive atmosphere is seen at the Hong Kong Convention
[00:27:59] and Exhibition Center. Visitors who come
[00:28:03] can see firsthand the unique cowboy-themed decorations
[00:28:06] throughout the entire Expo area. Visitors can see
[00:28:10] various cat breeds in colorful costumes, as well as
[00:28:14] cats relaxing in strollers. In addition to the exhibition, this
[00:28:17] event is also a shopping paradise as it features
[00:28:20] hundreds of food, toy, and accessory stands specifically
[00:28:24] for cats. One of the main attractions is
[00:28:27] the CFA Championship Cat Show. In
[00:28:30] this competition, international judges
[00:28:32] evaluate cats based on strict standards from the American Cat
[00:28:36] Association. Winning cats are not only judged by perfect
[00:28:40] physique, such as the shape of their head and ears, but
[00:28:43] also must be healthy, energetic, and have an interactive
[00:28:47] winning aura. The event, which lasts for 3 days, also
[00:28:51] includes cat grooming classes and educational talks from experts
[00:28:55] for pet owners.
[00:28:58] Yes, and viewers, we will be back
[00:30:34] Andung, plans to increase the value of regional
[00:30:37] bond issuance from the initial 3.5 trillion to
[00:30:40] 5.2 trillion. One of the factors for the increase in bond
[00:30:44] value is the need for funding for the Jakarta
[00:30:48] Manggarai Duku Atas LRT project, which is estimated to cost
[00:30:51] 2.7
[00:30:52] trillion.
[00:30:55] Regarding the bonds, of course, the DKI Jakarta
[00:30:58] Provincial Government before deciding to launch
[00:31:02] the bonds, which are planned to be