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[00:00:00] women, in addition, as many as 49
[00:00:03] cases continued to the investigation process, while 70
[00:00:07] cases were resolved through Restorative Justice
[00:00:10] Mechanisms and directed to BNN Malang City to
[00:00:14] undergo assessment by the Integrated Assessment Team
[00:00:17] or TAT. From those who have been arrested and secured,
[00:00:21] these were successfully secured
[00:00:25] before being distributed. Then, this originated from
[00:00:29] the Sumatra region. crossing to
[00:00:32] Java to Malang city,
[00:00:35] before being circulated yesterday officers
[00:00:39] managed to arrest and thwart
[00:00:43] the distribution of this type of
[00:00:46] drug. For their actions, the suspects were sentenced
[00:00:50] to prison sentences ranging from 12
[00:00:52] tencon is one of years to 20 years in prison, as well as fines of Rp2
[00:00:55] billion to Rp5 billion in accordance with
[00:00:58] the articles in Law No. 1 of 2026 and
[00:01:02] Law No. 35 of 2009 concerning
[00:01:05] narcotics in Malang City. Arif Masbuhin
[00:01:08] reports.
[00:01:10] Viewers, several other pieces of information will still be presented after
[00:01:13] the following break. Stay with us on Berita Siang TVRI.
[00:01:30] Indonesia became the center of attention for the creative
[00:01:33] economy. The World Conference on Creative Economy was held in
[00:01:38] products were presented,
[00:01:39] technology discussions at Jakarta. Carrying the theme Inclusively Creative, Collective Continuity,
[00:01:43] WCCE
[00:01:44] development. The hotel-based service 2026, brought together governments, industry
[00:01:47] players, creators, academics, investors
[00:01:50] and communities from various countries. For
[00:01:54] 3 days, 21 to 23 October
[00:01:57] 2026, Jakarta became a space
[00:02:00] for meeting and sharing ideas. Not
[00:02:03] just a conference, WCCE 2026 also
[00:02:06] presented a creative village, creative
[00:02:09] sessions, business matching, and even meetings between
[00:02:12] governments, from art, technology to
[00:02:16] business. WCCE 2026 encourages
[00:02:20] the creative economy to become a new force for global
[00:02:23] economic growth. World Conference on Creative Economy
[00:02:27] 2026, inclusively creative. Collective
[00:02:30] continuity. Watch only on TVRI.
[00:02:47] Thank you for staying with us on Berita Siang
[00:02:50] TVRI. Viewers, Cybersecurity and
[00:02:53] Biomedical Technology are two research areas that
[00:02:57] were highlighted in the IEE Conference.
[00:03:00] Tencon 2026 in Bali. These two fields reflect
[00:03:03] the development of technological innovation to support the security of
[00:03:07] digital systems and the development of
[00:03:09] the health sector.
[00:03:14] The development of digital and health technology encourages research in various
[00:03:17] engineering fields, including cybersecurity and
[00:03:21] biomedical technology. Both fields are part of the research
[00:03:25] presented in
[00:03:27] IA Tencon 2026 along with
[00:03:31] artificial intelligence or AI, quantum computing and
[00:03:34] telecommunication systems.
[00:03:37] General Chair Tencon 2026, Prof. Dr. Wahyudi
[00:03:40] Hasbih, said that the research submitted to the conference
[00:03:43] shows developments in various fields of technology,
[00:03:47] including cybersecurity and biomedicine. Although
[00:03:50] offering opportunities for technological development, the next challenge
[00:03:54] is to ensure that research can be applied to meet
[00:03:57] real needs. Usually. This paper is still in the
[00:04:01] research stage, usually at TRL, technology readiness level, at
[00:04:05] level 4 to 5, right? And besides that, we
[00:04:08] can see where the technology trend will go, and this should
[00:04:12] be realized into an industry. The representative of
[00:04:15] the I Region
[00:04:19] 10 Executive Committee, Professor Dr.
[00:04:22] Sawaddi Aromrut, emphasized the importance of
[00:04:26] that they live on collaboration between universities and industry.
[00:04:29] I think, in the kind of research, right? Mainly
[00:04:33] we, we done the research in the university, but, but
[00:04:36] one thing that I think both the university and then I
[00:04:40] post the most important is the industry engagement.
[00:04:44] Yeah, so if somehow we could also get the problem,
[00:04:47] real problem from the industry and work
[00:04:50] together, okay, so somehow industry could be able
[00:04:53] to bring the solution implement okay and and make
[00:04:57] it like on the on the like
[00:05:03] solve the problem. Through Tencon 2026,
[00:05:06] the development of cybersecurity and biomedical technology research
[00:05:10] is expected to open up more applicable
[00:05:13] innovation opportunities. Yasinta Satria, TVRI Liputan Team,
[00:05:17] reports. Viewers, the development of artificial
[00:05:19] intelligence or AI is one of the main concerns
[00:05:23] in efforts to address technological and social challenges
[00:05:27] at the global level. The Institute of
[00:05:30] Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) believes
[00:05:33] that various world problems require cross-disciplinary and cross-country
[00:05:37] collaboration so that technological development is not only oriented towards
[00:05:41] innovation, but is also capable of producing solutions
[00:05:44] for society.
[00:05:48] Various global problems at this time are increasingly complex
[00:05:52] and cannot be solved only through one field
[00:05:55] of science. Technological developments need
[00:05:59] to go hand in hand with an understanding of social
[00:06:03] problems, cultural differences, and community
[00:06:06] needs. This was one of the highlights
[00:06:10] in the I Tencon
[00:06:12] 2026 conference which took place in Badung, Bali
[00:06:16] from 10 to 13 October 2026.
[00:06:20] IEEE Region 10 Director Professor Takako
[00:06:23] Hashimoto emphasized the importance of an
[00:06:26] interdisciplinary approach in technological development.
[00:06:30] According to her, forums like Tencon bring together researchers from
[00:06:34] various fields of expertise and countries to exchange
[00:06:37] ideas and build collaborations in
[00:06:40] addressing common problems.
[00:06:43] In addition to cross-disciplinary collaboration, artificial
[00:06:46] intelligence or AI is an important concern in
[00:06:51] Tencon 2026.
[00:06:53] Professor Takako Hashimoto highlighted the importance
[00:06:57] of understanding how humans can work
[00:07:00] together with AI, including developing AI as
[00:07:04] a cognitive partner that can support human
[00:07:07] capabilities in facing various challenges.
[00:07:10] This
[00:07:13] approach positions AI not only as a technological
[00:07:16] development, but also as part of an effort
[00:07:20] to find solutions to the needs and problems
[00:07:23] faced by
[00:07:25] society.
[00:07:28] Recently we have a lot of problems, but the most important problem
[00:07:31] is AI, okay, intelligence and
[00:07:35] intelligent systems. So this is the main
[00:07:38] purpose of this conference. So AI intelligence means
[00:07:41] the IAI, actually. So, so how to
[00:07:45] how can we work together with AI or how
[00:07:48] we can, uh, AI can be can be our
[00:07:52] cognitive partner, okay? So that is a very
[00:07:55] important topic and I believe this is very
[00:07:58] important.
[00:08:02] Through AIE Tencon 2026,
[00:08:05] the exchange of knowledge and international collaboration
[00:08:09] is expected to produce relevant research
[00:08:13] for the needs of society. However, there are still a number
[00:08:16] of challenges, one of which is building cross-disciplinary
[00:08:20] cooperation that can connect technological
[00:08:22] developments with real solutions to social
[00:08:26] problems. Yasinta and Satria
[00:08:29] report.
[00:08:32] Indonesia is utilizing the I Tencon
[00:08:36] 2026 event in Bali to expand the network of national
[00:08:39] researchers with the international technology community. In addition to
[00:08:43] introducing Indonesia's research capacity, this forum is
[00:08:46] expected to open opportunities for joint research and cross-country
[00:08:50] collaboration to develop technology that addresses
[00:08:53] community
[00:08:54] problems.
[00:08:59] The IA Tencon 2026
[00:09:02] conference is a flagship forum of
[00:09:04] IEEE Region 10 that brings together researchers, academics,
[00:09:07] students, and technology professionals from the Asia Pacific
[00:09:11] region and various countries.
[00:09:42] future research collaboration. This
[00:09:45] collaboration opportunity is also considered important to bring together researchers from
[00:09:48] different scientific backgrounds and countries.
[00:09:51] We
[00:09:54] brought this biggest flagship conference
[00:09:58] from IEEE Region 10 Asia Pacific
[00:10:01] to Indonesia. First, of course, we are happy to introduce
[00:10:05] Indonesia and want to invite Indonesian
[00:10:08] researchers to join this event.
[00:10:12] The Asia Pacific conference, of course,
[00:10:14] wants to
[00:10:18] further advance technology for
[00:10:21] humanity by inspiring and
[00:10:25] guiding Indonesian researchers.
[00:10:29] The representative of the IEEE Region 10 Executive Committee,
[00:10:33] Professor Dr. Sawodi Aromomut,
[00:10:36] believes that technical conferences can be a starting point for
[00:10:40] knowledge exchange, professional networking, and joint
[00:10:44] research development. According to him, increasingly
[00:10:46] complex social and technological challenges require
[00:10:50] a cross-disciplinary approach, not just
[00:10:53] relying on one field.
[00:10:55] like today I
[00:10:57] we have to accept that our world
[00:11:01] are facing many things like the disaster okay
[00:11:05] and some kind of the economics okay so various of the
[00:11:09] problem could solve by technology i
[00:11:12] believe that also include the humanity so
[00:11:17] the the conference that we have many kind of the
[00:11:20] research problem and with the like the the tactical solution. Reports
[00:11:57] a number of other interesting
[00:12:18] information will be presented after the break. Stay with us
[00:12:22] on Berita Siang TVRI.
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[00:13:48] Next up is information, viewers. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs held
[00:13:51] a handover ceremony for the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
[00:13:55] Previously, Sugiono to the current Minister of Foreign Affairs, Armanatha
[00:13:59] Nasir. The handover was held after a reshuffle of several ministers in
[00:14:02] the cabinet.
[00:14:09] Nasir received the baton of leadership from the previous Foreign
[00:14:13] Minister, Sugiono, in the handover ceremony at the Ministry
[00:14:16] of Foreign Affairs building in Jakarta on Monday, October 12,
[00:14:20] 2026.
[00:14:25] the Foreign Minister after previously serving as Deputy Foreign Minister,
[00:14:29] while the previous Foreign Minister,
[00:14:32] Sugiono, shifted positions to become Coordinating Minister for
[00:14:36] Human Development and Culture.
[00:14:39] Previously, President Prabowo Subianto carried out a reshuffle
[00:14:43] or cabinet reshuffle on October 1,
[00:14:46] 2026. Besides the two, there
[00:14:50] is Bahli Laha Dalia as Coordinating Minister for
[00:14:53] Downstreaming and Energy Transition, who
[00:14:57] also serves as Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources.
[00:15:00] Dudung Abdurrahman as Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security
[00:15:03] Affairs, Muhammad Sarmuji as Minister of
[00:15:07] Industry, Listio Sigit Prabowo as Head of
[00:15:09] Presidential Staff, and Suyudi Aryoseto as
[00:15:13] Chief of Police.
[00:15:16] The Surabaya City Government once again held a cheap food movement at
[00:15:20] the RW 6 Hall, Jepara Village, Bubutan District,
[00:15:23] Surabaya, East Java. This step was taken to curb the rate
[00:15:27] of inflation and maintain the stability of basic food
[00:15:30] prices amid the long
[00:15:32] dry season.
[00:15:36] Based on monitoring, the TVRI reporting team at the location showed
[00:15:40] high public enthusiasm. Residents
[00:15:43] were willing to queue since morning to get
[00:15:46] various quality food commodities at
[00:15:49] low prices, especially SPHP rice and our
[00:15:53] cooking oil. The Head of the Food Security and Agriculture
[00:15:56] Office of Surabaya City, Nani Sukristina,
[00:16:00] appreciated the collaboration and hard work of the district,
[00:16:04] sub-district, and local RT/RW officials
[00:16:08] who successfully managed the event.
[00:16:10] According to her, GPM
[00:16:13] does not only rely on supplies from state-owned enterprises
[00:16:17] like Bulog, but also serves as a platform for local
[00:16:21] products and local farmer groups to introduce
[00:16:23] their products. Nanek added that besides SPHP
[00:16:27] rice, which is the main target, fresh food
[00:16:30] such as fishery products and broiler chicken eggs
[00:16:34] were also sold out since the beginning of the implementation.
[00:16:37] This market intervention strategy is routinely
[00:16:40] carried out in 31 districts across Surabaya to
[00:16:44] ensure food supply remains safe. Incidentally,
[00:16:47] what is a favorite is fresh food.
[00:16:50] Yes.
[00:16:55] Eggs are also
[00:16:56] already
[00:17:00] available. Residents can buy
[00:17:02] staple food
[00:17:06] items at this
[00:17:09] GPM event. Various staple food commodities
[00:17:12] and processed MSME
[00:17:16] including 200 bags of 5 kg SPHP
[00:17:19] rice for Rp58,000,
[00:17:22] 75 bags of 5 kg Jempoltani premium rice for
[00:17:26] Rp74,500,
[00:17:28] 360 liters of cooking oil for
[00:17:30] Rp15,500,
[00:17:32] 120 liters of Rosebrand oil, 120 liters
[00:17:36] of Fortune oil, and 240 kg of Rosebrand
[00:17:40] sugar. In addition, there are also fresh food ingredients such as
[00:17:43] 240 kg of Kebon Agung sugar for
[00:17:47] Rp17,000,
[00:17:49] broiler chicken eggs from PT Surya Kreasi Pangan for
[00:17:53] Rp23,000 per kilo, fresh beef and
[00:17:56] processed meat from PD Rumah Potong
[00:17:59] Hewan, broiler chicken from PT Prima Food
[00:18:03] International, and 100 packs of chicken eggs from Padat Karya.
[00:18:07] Poverty alleviation in Surabaya,
[00:18:10] Masrul Fajrin, TVRI Reporting Team, reports.
[00:18:14] Viewers, the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency
[00:18:17] (BMKG) Serang Class 1 Geophysics Station
[00:18:21] held an Earthquake Field School and a Fishermen's
[00:18:25] Weather Field School in Serang City, Banten. This activity
[00:18:28] aims to increase literacy and public preparedness
[00:18:32] in facing potential disasters, especially earthquakes and
[00:18:36] tsunamis.
[00:18:40] To improve disaster preparedness, the Meteorology,
[00:18:43] Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) Class
[00:18:47] 1 Geophysics Station Serang held an Earthquake Field
[00:18:50] School (SLGB) and a Fishermen's Weather
[00:18:54] Field School (SLCN). This activity was attended
[00:18:57] by 82 participants from various agencies, media,
[00:19:00] and fishermen in the Serang city area.
[00:19:03] BMKG Main Secretary Guswanto was also present.
[00:19:08] Guswanto explained that Banten has the potential for earthquakes and
[00:19:11] tsunamis because it is close to the Megathrust subduction zone
[00:19:15] and an active fault in the Sunda Strait.
[00:19:19] In addition, tectonic activity in the Indian Ocean and underwater
[00:19:23] landslides also need to be watched out for, as was the case
[00:19:26] with the Sunda Strait tsunami in 2018.
[00:19:29] Therefore, increasing disaster literacy is considered important so that
[00:19:32] the community understands potential threats and appropriate rescue
[00:19:36] measures. Similarly, member of Commission 5
[00:19:39] of the House of Representatives, Ahmad Fauzi, emphasized the importance
[00:19:42] of collective awareness in facing disaster risks. Education
[00:19:46] on disaster mitigation and response needs to be strengthened for
[00:19:50] both land and sea areas. The second hope is that BMKG
[00:19:54] can also develop
[00:19:56] training for students so that the people of Banten
[00:20:00] know early on
[00:20:03] land that is very prone to disasters. So the adult population
[00:20:07] can be educated starting from field schools. Commission
[00:20:11] 5's hope was already proposed to BMKG
[00:20:15] so that BMKG issues can be included in school
[00:20:17] curricula, especially in the Banten area, as it is indeed
[00:20:21] disaster-prone. Director of Engineering Seismology
[00:20:24] and Potential Geophysics and Time Signals
[00:20:27] of BMKG, Tegu Rahayu, stated that disaster preparedness
[00:20:31] is not enough to be done only when a disaster occurs.
[00:20:34] Preparedness needs to be built into
[00:20:37] a habit as a precautionary measure. I think for
[00:20:41] the people of Banten themselves, the level of awareness is already medium to high.
[00:20:44] It's just a matter of getting used to it, training continuously
[00:20:47] to get used to it, because when an earthquake occurs,
[00:20:51] especially an earthquake, the panic will be felt first. When we panic, we
[00:20:55] are already difficult to do anything, it's hard to think
[00:20:59] clearly. This is what needs to be trained, and
[00:21:02] the community also needs to get used to knowing where
[00:21:06] the evacuation route is, where the gathering point is, when they
[00:21:09] are located somewhere. Mitigation efforts and
[00:21:13] knowledge enhancement are key to reducing disaster risks,
[00:21:17] although natural disasters cannot be fully prevented. From
[00:21:20] Serang City, Aloisius
[00:21:22] Bagaswidi, TVRI Reporting Team, reports.
[00:21:25] Viewers,
[00:21:28] the Yogyakarta International Airport is ready to accommodate
[00:21:32] Banyumas and Cilacap pilgrims for the 2027
[00:21:35] Hajj season. This plan is an effective
[00:21:38] step to alleviate the burden and congestion of services at
[00:21:42] the Solo, Central Java
[00:21:44] embarkation.
[00:21:52] Commission 8 of the House of Representatives ensures the readiness
[00:21:56] of Hajj pilgrimage organization in 2027 (1448 Hijri)
[00:22:00] in the Special Region of Yogyakarta, especially embarkation services
[00:22:03] through Yogyakarta International Airport. This readiness includes the implementation
[00:22:07] of hotel-based services, covering coordination between parties
[00:22:10] and improving the quality of pilgrim services during their stay in Saudi
[00:22:14] Arabia. Deputy Chairman of Commission 8
[00:22:17] of the House of Representatives, Abidin Fikri, said
[00:22:20] that based on the results of the working visit and
[00:22:23] information from the Regional Office of the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah
[00:22:27] of the Special Region of Yogyakarta, the readiness of Hajj organization in this
[00:22:30] region continues to show positive
[00:22:34] scheme is one of the patterns developed because Bumi Mataram
[00:22:37] does not yet have a conventional Hajj dormitory. This hotel-based service
[00:22:41] pattern has also been prepared for the
[00:22:43] 2027 Hajj pilgrimage. In fact, the scope of pilgrims
[00:22:47] served through the Yogyakarta embarkation is planned to increase
[00:22:51] with the inclusion of several areas from Central Java, namely Banyumas and Cilacap.
[00:22:55] Throughout the 2026 Hajj season, the Yogyakarta International
[00:22:58] Airport embarkation successfully served almost 10,000 pilgrims.
[00:23:02] These guests of Allah were divided into 26
[00:23:05] flight groups and a combination of pilgrims from the Special Region
[00:23:08] of Yogyakarta and
[00:23:09] Karidinan Kedu, Central Java.
[00:23:14] Central Java that entered the Jogja embarkation. Last
[00:23:17] year, the Kedu residency
[00:23:20] that entered the embarkation was Magelang City,
[00:23:24] Temanggung, Magelang Regency, then Wonosobo and
[00:23:27] Kebumen.
[00:23:30] Acting Head of the Regional Office of the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah
[00:23:33] of the Special Region of Yogyakarta, Silvia Rosetti, stated
[00:23:37] that utilizing the modern airport in the Special Region
[00:23:40] of Yogyakarta as a Hajj embarkation is an efficiency
[00:23:43] measure that provides more comfort for pilgrims. For return
[00:23:46] services, Hajj pilgrims are directed directly from the plane
[00:23:50] to the buses that have been prepared to take them to their respective
[00:23:54] regencies/cities. This service in 2026 obtained a pilgrim
[00:23:57] satisfaction index of 87.81%,
[00:24:00] which falls into the very
[00:24:02] satisfactory category. Herrdianggiri TVRI
[00:24:06] Yogyakarta reports.
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