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20260920 020000 UTC
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[00:00:00] Metro daytime every day live at 11:00
[00:00:30] Batak tribe, namely ulos, which AM. Good morning viewers watching headline news at 09:00 AM. Western Indonesian time, I am Valeri
[00:00:34] Budianto. Air quality in Berau district, East Kalimantan
[00:00:38] has worsened due to smoke haze from forest and land fires. Data
[00:00:42] from the Environmental Agency and Forestry of Berau noted that the air in Berau
[00:00:45] district is in the very unhealthy
[00:00:47] category.
[00:00:50] To expand monitoring, the Berau Regency Government installed air
[00:00:54] quality monitoring equipment in the Regent's office courtyard. The installation was
[00:00:57] directly monitored by the Deputy Regent of Berau, Gamalis. This equipment
[00:01:01] is connected to the Ministry of Environment monitoring system to monitor air
[00:01:05] quality more accurately. Meanwhile, the impact of smoke haze on health
[00:01:08] continues to increase. Data from the Berau Health Agency from
[00:01:12] 21 health centers noted 5,1884 cases
[00:01:16] of ARI since the period of forest and land fires. The Berau
[00:01:19] Regional Government also issued a decision to all schools to implement a
[00:01:23] learn-from-home system. Previously, several flight schedules
[00:01:27] were also forced to be delayed due to thick smoke haze around Kalimarau
[00:01:30] Berau Airport. The Berau Regional Government appealed to the public to
[00:01:34] reduce outdoor activities and wear masks, especially when the smoke haze
[00:01:38] is getting thicker.
[00:01:42] However, after several days of monitoring
[00:01:46] by friends from DLHK and BPBD, it's getting
[00:01:49] thicker, isn't it? So we have to
[00:01:52] implement a
[00:01:56] method to...
[00:02:00] prepare tools as PM
[00:02:03] PM25 PM10 monitors outside. Drought
[00:02:07] in El Salvador has caused one of its flagship tourist destinations,
[00:02:11] Laguna de Alegria, to continue drying up. The lagoon, located in the
[00:02:14] Tecapa volcano area, has lost most of its water surface due to
[00:02:18] rainfall far below
[00:02:20] normal.
[00:02:23] The condition of Laguna de Alegria in El Salvador is now
[00:02:26] concerning. The lagoon, located in the Tecapa volcano area,
[00:02:30] has experienced a significant decrease in water surface due to
[00:02:33] minimal rainfall. Several areas that were previously submerged are now starting
[00:02:37] to dry up. In the middle of the rainy season, El Salvador's rainfall in
[00:02:41] August was recorded at 57% below
[00:02:44] normal. This water shrinkage not only threatens the ecosystem but
[00:02:48] also impacts the local economy as the number of tourists decreases.
[00:02:52] The government has declared a national red alert for drought.
[00:02:55] The recovery of the lagoon now heavily depends on rainfall
[00:02:59] in the coming.
[00:03:21] to the eastern tip of Java island, Banyuwangi, which is now developing
[00:03:25] into one of the favorite tourist destinations for travelers. Not only
[00:03:28] bordering the island of Bali, Banyuwangi has extraordinary natural
[00:03:32] charm, comfortable stations, captivating culture and traditions
[00:03:36] of the community, and abundant natural products and beautiful
[00:03:40] natural attractions making Banyuwangi increasingly popular. Banyuwangi,
[00:03:43] the jewel of East Java, in today's journey at
[00:03:47] 3:01 PM.
[00:03:50] Today, they once lived ordinary lives
[00:03:53] until an accident changed their bodies and lives
[00:03:57] forever. Now they return to the water, not to forget
[00:04:00] what was lost, but to rediscover the strength they still
[00:04:04] possess. Every day, Jendi and Laura face
[00:04:07] training, fatigue, and their own physical
[00:04:10] limits. The country's fighters in
[00:04:13] seeing Indonesia today at 10 AM.
[00:04:30] The Asian Games IC Nagoya 2026 has officially opened
[00:04:33] and will feature competition between 45
[00:04:37] participating countries and one OCA refugee team.
[00:04:40] Although just opened, Indonesia already has a chance to
[00:04:44] win one gold medal from the sport of
[00:04:46] tekbal.
[00:04:52] The Asian Games Asia 2026 finally
[00:04:56] officially opened on Saturday night local time.
[00:05:00] The event, which took place at the Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium, was attended by
[00:05:03] a number of important figures, starting from the Emperor of Japan, Emperor Naruhito,
[00:05:07] and his wife, OCA President Sheikh Joaan
[00:05:10] Al Thani, IOC President,
[00:05:13] as well as the chairman of the Asian Games 2026 organizing committee, Hidioki
[00:05:17] Omura. In addition to being filled with performances and
[00:05:20] opening with the Japanese National Anthem, the spectators who attended
[00:05:24] the opening of the Asian Games 2026 were again
[00:05:27] treated to a parade of 45 countries and one
[00:05:30] OCA refugee team participating in the most prestigious multi-event in
[00:05:34] Asia. The Indonesian contingent again
[00:05:38] managed to steal attention by displaying traditional attire from the
[00:05:43] was worn by karate athlete Daniel Hutapea, while
[00:05:47] female basketball player Dewa Ayu Made Srirarta Kusuma Dewi, who carried
[00:05:51] the red and white flag, appeared graceful wearing a Balinese kebaya