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[00:00:23] you are watching the 0 o'clock headline news Western Indonesia with me,
[00:00:27] Sal Hadar, viewers. The Ministry of P2MI launched
[00:00:30] free 24-hour teleconsulting services for Indonesian migrant workers
[00:00:34] around the world. This service is aimed at helping
[00:00:37] PMIs overcome various mental
[00:00:40] health
[00:00:43] problems. This service is a collaboration between the Ministry of P2MI and
[00:00:46] BPJS Ketenagakerjaan and BPJS Kesehatan. Through
[00:00:49] online counseling, PMIs can consult about work
[00:00:53] problems, adaptation with employers, and even personal
[00:00:57] and family issues. The counseling is conducted via Zoom
[00:01:00] meetings with scheduling adjusted to the time zone of the
[00:01:03] host country. In the initial stage, the Ministry of P2MI has prepared
[00:01:07] three psychologists in Solo and will add more
[00:01:10] psychologists through collaboration with the Indonesian Psychological
[00:01:13] Association. PMIs can register via hotline or
[00:01:17] email to get a counseling schedule.
[00:01:40] This is in accordance with the direction of Mr. President Purabowo that it is important
[00:01:43] for us to provide protection,
[00:01:45] well, protection
[00:01:48] before placement, during placement, and after placement. Well,
[00:01:51] this telecounseling is part of our effort
[00:01:55] to provide protection when they work abroad,
[00:01:58] besides providing health insurance services
[00:02:01] and so on, there is also
[00:02:19] those who are full of questions
[00:02:23] who choose to remain silent. We must remember that power belongs
[00:02:27] to the people, sovereignty belongs to the people. We must exercise
[00:02:31] power for the sake of the people. This is a place for policymakers
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[00:02:38] the people to understand their value to the country.
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[00:03:22] Viewers, the haze caused by forest and land fires in Indonesia has once again
[00:03:25] crossed the border. Singapore and Malaysia are shrouded
[00:03:29] in unhealthy air pollution. Public activities are also
[00:03:31] disrupted, and some schools have even been forced to close.
[00:03:47] The usually clear Singapore sky is now covered by a blanket
[00:03:51] densely populated residential areas located on of haze. The iconic Marina Bay Sands building is barely
[00:03:53] visible, swallowed by the smoke from forest and land fires
[00:03:57] in Indonesia.
[00:04:31] um, that environment for like the workers to work in also,
[00:04:34] especially those who work at an open space.
[00:04:38] Similar conditions also hit the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur.
[00:04:42] The Petronas Twin Towers and the Merdeka 118 building appeared
[00:04:46] hazy behind the smoke haze that enveloped the city.
[00:04:49] Residents complained of shortness of breath, dry throats, and coughing when
[00:04:53] doing activities outdoors. The impact of the haze
[00:04:56] even spread to the world of education. The Ministry of Education
[00:05:00] Malaysia ordered the closure of schools in Kuala Lumpur and
[00:05:03] Putrajaya amid public concern for the safety
[00:05:07] of children. The
[00:05:10] no indication of bribery haze situation is getting worse and worse. Every time I want to
[00:05:13] go to the mosque to pray Friday prayers, I feel a little short of breath because
[00:05:16] the area is indeed dry. I always make mistakes if
[00:05:20] I don't wear a mask, I will feel like
[00:05:23] every time I walk, I will feel short of breath. Also, when I
[00:05:26] started walking in this area,
[00:05:29] you can see the thickness
[00:05:33] of the haze, it is indeed very thick.
[00:05:37] Responding to the impact of this cross-border haze, the Indonesian government
[00:05:40] stated that it has established communication with Malaysia.
[00:05:44] Indonesia emphasized that efforts to handle forest fires are continuously being accelerated
[00:05:47] by deploying more than 60,000 personnel and dozens of air
[00:05:51] fleets to reduce the impact of the widespread smoke that has reached
[00:05:54] neighboring countries. We have communicated
[00:05:58] with them. I have also spoken with the Malaysian
[00:06:02] Foreign Minister, and
[00:06:05] we have also explained the steps that have been
[00:06:08] taken by Indonesia. We have already deployed
[00:06:12] more than 60,000 personnel, and
[00:06:15] we have also deployed
[00:06:20] around 48 helicopters
[00:06:23] and planes for water bombing
[00:06:27] and also weather modification. When
[00:06:30] forest and land fires in Indonesia remain
[00:06:33] uncontrolled, the impact is not only felt by citizens in the country
[00:06:37] but also by communities in neighboring countries.
[00:06:40] The challenge now is not just to extinguish the fires, but to
[00:06:44] ensure the air is clean again and that similar
[00:06:47] incidents
[00:06:48] do not recur.
[00:06:52] The Indonesian government understands the concerns of Malaysian and Singaporean citizens
[00:06:55] regarding the forest fire smoke that is surrounding the two countries. Head of the
[00:06:59] Communication Agency, Shah Ganda Nainggolan, said that the forest fire smoke that
[00:07:02] crossed the border is beyond human error or
[00:07:06] human error because it is a natural phenomenon. With
[00:07:10] Malaysia, it's quite good that we are
[00:07:13] also trying to explain to them,
[00:07:16] we don't just send smoke, but
[00:07:20] if there's no smoke, we send oxygen, right?
[00:07:24] The oxygen for Singapore and Malaysia comes from our forests,
[00:07:27] so we also ask all
[00:07:31] our neighbors to understand that this is beyond
[00:07:35] human, beyond our human error. This is truly
[00:07:39] nature. Then the
[00:07:42] Malaysian Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim
[00:07:45] sent his Foreign Minister to
[00:07:49] our Foreign Minister to detail discussions so that
[00:07:52] they can jointly overcome the forest fires. After
[00:07:56] the fire that burned down about 500 residents' homes due to forest fires in
[00:07:59] South Bangka Regency, hundreds of residents returned to
[00:08:03] their respective homes on Monday afternoon to salvage remaining items that could still
[00:08:07] be saved. Although thick smoke and
[00:08:10] haze from in Serdang Hamlet, Jelutung
[00:08:14] 2 Village, South Bangka
[00:08:18] Regency still covered the area, it did not deter residents
[00:08:22] affected by the fire from returning to their homes to look for
[00:08:25] valuable items. Residents
[00:08:28] together collected iron and other valuable items that could be sold
[00:08:32] again to help with living
[00:08:35] expenses. Residents now hope for housing assistance from the government
[00:08:39] because they currently have to survive in refugee camps
[00:08:42] without bringing any belongings that were burned
[00:08:44] down.
[00:08:49] Previously, last Saturday, forest and land fires that hit Serdang
[00:08:52] Hamlet in South Bangka Regency spread to residential
[00:08:56] areas. The large fire and strong winds
[00:08:59] caused the fire to quickly spread to
[00:09:03] the peatland. Panic-stricken residents
[00:09:06] could only save what little belongings they had from the large fire
[00:09:10] that surrounded the residential area. The fire was only successfully
[00:09:13] extinguished on Sunday morning. The Bangka Belitung Provincial Disaster Management Agency
[00:09:16] recorded that around 500 houses with 1800 people were
[00:09:19] affected by this fire.
[00:09:32] The government continues to accelerate the handling of forest and land fires or
[00:09:36] Karhutla, which has been ongoing for about 4 months
[00:09:39] through strengthening task forces both in the air and
[00:09:42] on the ground. The government also prepared a national peat and mangrove management
[00:09:46] body to prevent Karhutla from continually
[00:09:49] recurring. We are currently
[00:09:52] carrying out various monitoring activities,
[00:09:55] which will clearly be a study
[00:09:58] to
[00:10:01] take the best steps.
[00:10:04] But it is clear that the president has ordered
[00:10:08] the TNI, police, and local government,
[00:10:11] including the community, everyone
[00:10:14] to jointly resolve
[00:10:17] and take
[00:10:21] the best steps for the resolution of the Karhutla.
[00:10:25] The handling of the
[00:10:28] complete extinguishing, from the air task force, to the
[00:10:32] ground task force,
[00:10:34] then also
[00:10:38] efforts to continue to provide
[00:10:41] socialization, education, and regulatory
[00:10:44] improvements are all being encouraged, including how
[00:10:48] to prepare the
[00:10:51] Peat Restoration Agency to become
[00:10:56] a more flexible agency in the future to face and
[00:11:00] prevent forest fires from truly
[00:11:03] happening.
[00:11:06] Forest and land fires, which are still occurring in Central Kalimantan and have been happening
[00:11:09] since early June, have resulted in worsening air quality in Palangkaraya
[00:11:13] City, Central Kalimantan.
[00:11:17] Palangkaraya City
[00:11:20] recorded 6,258
[00:11:25] hotspots in Central Kalimantan, with
[00:11:28] 657 of them detected in the Palangkaraya
[00:11:31] City area.
[00:11:34] The poor air quality is also a concern from a health
[00:11:37] perspective. Palangkaraya City Government data recorded 84 cases
[00:11:41] of acute respiratory infections or ISPA on
[00:11:44] October 12, 2026. Amid
[00:11:47] these conditions, the public is advised to reduce outdoor
[00:11:51] activities, wear appropriate masks, and maintain their condition.
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[00:20:07] The Supreme Court affirmed that it will not tolerate acts of violence and
[00:20:11] intimidation experienced by judge and spokesperson of
[00:20:15] the Pati District Court, Central Java, Retno Lastiani.
[00:20:18] The Supreme Court also stated that it had clarified the accusation of receiving 1 billion
[00:20:22] rupiahs as stated by the coordinator of the Pati Bersatu Community Alliance
[00:20:26] or AMPB, Supriono, alias
[00:20:28] Botok. Supreme Court spokesperson Heru Pramono
[00:20:32] revealed that in addition to condemning the act, the Supreme Court, through the supervisory
[00:20:36] body, has also examined and
[00:20:39] clarified the accusation of 1
[00:20:43] billion rupiahs in bribes. The results showed
[00:20:47] as accused and also confirmed that'.
[00:21:50] seriously and follow it up according to the applicable
[00:21:54] legal provisions. Okay, the information
[00:21:57] has already been requested for clarification and has been
[00:22:01] received.
[00:22:03] Later, it will not
[00:22:05] be announced publicly. So if, from the clarification,
[00:22:09] it turns out that there is no indication of
[00:22:13] wrongdoing, then of course we will
[00:22:16] convey this. This must
[00:22:52] be Tension escalated when Botok challenged Retno to perform a
[00:22:55] pocong oath. Retno then chose to leave
[00:22:59] the audience room shortly after, Botok doused Retno with bottled
[00:23:03] mineral water as she was walking out
[00:23:06] of the room. The incident was recorded on video and subsequently went viral on social media.
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