Denpasar tornado, house roofs flying

DENPASAR - Strong winds accompanied by rain that occurred approximately at 14:00 pm hit a number of areas in the city of Denpasar and surrounding areas. As a result, dozens of homes damaged roof and fly.
 Based on field observations, on Thursday (11/25/2010), quite severe damage occurred at Jalan Indah Fur, West Denpasar, who struck five houses and stalls. Almost all citizens flying from the roof strength of tornado winds.
 "It was drizzling rain initially and then followed the wind quite strong. I saw the roof of my shop has been lifted and thrown to the wind outside," said urges Sri, owners of food stalls in Jalan Fur Indah, Denpasar.

Keep Coming of Obama, the officer was soaked Participate

JAKARTA-The delegation of President Barack Obama has arrived at the State Palace, Jakarta. Despite the rain the Palace area, hundreds of police remained on guard in every corner of Jalan Merdeka Utara.
"Not only we, the officers had come the rain keep coming of Obama," said one police officer which were wet soaking rain in front of the State Palace on Tuesday (11/09/2010).

150 Indonesian tsunami prone areas

Jakarta - based on maps made disasters 2010-2014 National Emergency Management Agency (BNPB) and related agencies, was the 150 cities and regions throughout Indonesia, the tsunami hit potential.

Chinese - Indonesian protest removal of Buddha statue

The Indonesian-Chinese community in Tanjung Balai municipality in North Sumatra has protested against the administration’s plan to dismantle a statute of Buddha on top of the Tri Ratna Temple.
Mayor Sutrisno Hadi has ordered that the statue be removed, claiming that this was called for by public pressures.

Malaysia deserve to get dirt

Despite the strong reactions in Malaysia about the offensive nature of a recent protest against the embassy in Jakarta sparked by a recent border dispute, officials from both nations on Thursday played down the conflict.

Aceh Paramilitary Suspects Indicted in West Jakarta Court

Twenty-one men from different backgrounds were on Thursday slapped with various charges for their role in the Aceh paramilitary group, highlighting the fact that it had a diverse following.

Indonesia Must Attacks Malaysia?

Indonesia as a sovereign nation must be firm and not allow violations committed by Malaysian fishermen.

"What again like the Malaysian police patrol boat opened fire on Indonesian fishing vessel inspector," an international legal observers said the North Sumatra University, Prof Dr Suhaidi, SH, in Medan on Tuesday.

Bintan is For Malaysia! Beware Incident Ended As Sipadan Ligitan

Head of Research Center for Development Studies of Marine and Maritime Civilizations Suhana asks the Government aware of the incident fisheries supervisor of Marine and Fishery Ministry (NOA) in waters off Bintan, Riau Islands, end up like the case of Sipadan and Ligitan.

Terrorist Attacks Bank To Fund The Operation

AK-47 armed groups steal two sacks of money USD 200 million from Bank CIMB Niaga Jalan AR Hakim Singapore, Wednesday (18 / 8). In this action a member of the Mobile Brigade was killed with three bullets lodged in his chest.

Aceh Sharia Law Problems

Agnes Monica, the famous Indonesian actress and singer, is given to wearing sexy clothes or on stage, television or billboards. But not here in the provincial capital of Aceh province. 

Sexual harassment of women in forces Indonesian flag

Sexual harassment occurs against an army flag princess. They are treated by the trainer indecent man, told to run with modest clothes from the bathroom to his room each.

Indonesia vs Malaysia New Episode Begin

After a tense confrontation on the high seas, Indonesia and Malaysia both brought their prisoners in what appears to be a solution to the conflict.

Three Indonesian maritime officials were released by the Malaysian authorities and seven Malaysian fishermen arrested by the police Batam now arrived in Kuala Lumpur.

Indonesia Confrontation with Malaysia at Sea

Tensions between Malaysia and Indonesia are warming up again after the arrest of three Indonesian marine officers an apparent border dispute.

The three officers were in Bintan Riau Islands waters When they were arrested on Friday by the Malaysian Marine Operations Force, According To Aji Sularso, director general of the supervision of the Indonesian Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries.

Terror Suspects in Malaysia Tied to Abu Bakar Bashir

The National Police have confirmed that a terrorist suspect arrested this week in Malaysia is a member of the fundamentalist group Jamaah Anshorut Tauhid, founded by firebrand cleric Abu Bakar Bashir.

Mayor Calls Bekasi Church Compromise Amendment

As President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono stressed on Friday that the nation must protect its unity through the recognition of diversity, a West Java mayor tried to settle the religious conflict in his city.

Indonesian Army Get HIV / AIDS on Jobs at Papua

Members of the House of Representatives Commission I ask not to repatriate TNI TNI soldiers affected by HIV / AIDS to the family before any medical decisions.

Indonesian Religious Thugs Attack Bekasi Christians

Another mob attacked Christian believers in Bekasi on Sunday led to renewed calls for the police and national leaders to crack down on the seemingly swelling tide of religious violence.

Approximately 20 members of the Christian Batak Protestant Church (HKBP) in Pondok Indah Timur were chased and beaten with sticks by a mob believed linked to the hardline Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), after she tried to services on Sunday to

Indonesian Must End Oppression of Minority Sect: Human Rights Watch

Ahmadiyah Muslims leave An-Nur Mosque after Friday prayers at Manis Lor village in Kuningan, West Java, Indonesia. Human Rights Watch say the government is failing to protect the sect from radical Islamists.

Indonesia is letting radical Islamists trample the constitutional rights of minorities, leading to inter-communal violence, Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday.

Indonesian President: Hit Back at West Java ‘Anarchy’

Police form a line between Ahmadiyah protestors who want their mosque reopened and mainstream Muslims who want to make sure it stays closed.

Amid rising tensions in Kuningan, West Java, following the closure of Ahmadiyah mosques there by security officials, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Friday called for firm police action.

Djoko Suyanto, coordinating minister for political, legal and security affairs, said the president had instructed him to order the police to take resolute action against the unrest.

“In my opinion, anarchy — no matter by whom or where — should be handled firmly,” the minister quoted Yudhoyono as saying.

United States to Lift Ban on Kopassus Indonesian Commandos

Elite Kopassus commandos sporting their signature red berets. The United States announced on Thursday that it would resume cooperation with the special forces unit after ties were severed more than a decade ago over alleged human rights abuses. 

Visiting US Secretary of Defense Robert M Gates announced on Thursday that the US Department of Defense was lifting a decade-old ban on cooperation with the Army’s elite Kopassus special forces that was put in place over alleged human rights abuses by the unit.

“The United States will begin a measured