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Indonesian boutique AVYA Law Firm has hired Dessy Tampi as a new partner to lead its Innovation & Technology Practice Group. Tampi brings over five years of legal experience, with expertise in public administration, bankruptcy, and intellectual property law. In her new role, Tampi will focus on the intersection of law and technology, covering areas such as data protection, artificial intelligence, blockchain, smart contracts, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). She will also structure complex startup investment models and advise on strategic corporate actions for tech companies. Tampi’s prior employers include Indonesia’s Ministry of Law and Human Rights and law firm…
Home » AIRLINE NEWS » Indonesia AirAsia Addresses Global IT Disruptions with Proactive Measures Saturday, July 20, 2024Reading Time: < 1 minuteIndonesia AirAsia has confirmed a disruption in its flight services today. This issue is attributed to widespread IT service disruptions occurring globally.Indonesia AirAsia has implemented proactive measures to address this issue by offering manual services for passengers scheduled to fly.“Indonesia AirAsia apologizes for the inconvenience this has caused. “We urge all prospective passengers to arrive at the departure airport early to anticipate long queues at check-in,” said Eddy Krismeidi, Head of Indonesia Affairs and Policy for Indonesia AirAsia.Indonesia AirAsia…
July 20, 2024Information hallCybercrime / Data Leakage British law enforcement officers have arrested a 17-year-old boy from Walsall, who is suspected of being a member of a notorious Scattered spider cybercriminal syndicate. The arrest was made “in connection with a global online cyber crime ring targeting large organizations with ransomware and accessing computer networks”, West Midlands Police said. said. “The arrest is part of a global investigation into a large-scale cyber hacking community that has targeted a number of major companies, including MGM Resorts in America.” Detention of the teenager, carried out in the village coordination with the UK’s National…
Home » Indonesia Travel News » Indonesia: 4.0-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Padang Panjang, West Sumatra triggering travel alert Monday, June 10, 2024Reading Time: 2 minutesThis morning, Padang Panjang and its surrounding areas in West Sumatra were shaken by a 4.0-magnitude earthquake, as reported by the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). The quake struck at 05:54 a.m. WIB (Western Indonesia Time) on Monday, June 10, 2024, with its epicenter located on land, 15 kilometers northwest of Padang Panjang at a depth of 10 kilometers.Daryono, Head of the BMKG Earthquake and Tsunami Center, explained that the earthquake was classified as shallow and…
Authorities in Libya and Indonesia have initiated talks for easing the granting of entry visas to citizens of Libya and making the stay of Libyan students pursuing studies in Indonesia easier. Such a step came following a meeting with the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of National Unity for Political Affairs, Mohammed Issa, with the Indonesian Deputy Foreign Minister, Bahala Mansouri, VisaGuide.World reports. In the meeting held in Indonesia, both parties’ authorities discussed new ways of enhancing bilateral cooperation, mentioning the depth of relations between the two states. During the meeting, Issa and Libyan companies…
On the morning of Thursday 8th June, Bill Duggan of the READI project joined Professor Edy Tri Baskoro, Ph.D, Dean of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the Bandung Institute of Technology to sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The MoU aims to strengthen co-operation in education and research at the strategic and technical levels by leveraging institutional strengths and comparative advantages. The READI Project staff will collaborate with partner universities to exponentially increase awareness of Actuarial Science as a field of interest. This includes targeting high school students as well as actuarial science lecturers through co-operative education, mathematics outreach, academic…
Treatment-seeking behaviour is defined as sequence of actions that taken by individual in responding to their illness. Many people, including forest workers differ in their willingness to seek health assistance. Some are immediately ready for early diagnosis and expect proper treatment. Others probably only when in a great pain or in advance state of their illness. Following qualitative analysis, this section presents the characteristics of the informants, occupational groups among forest workers, and themes of analysis, such as malaria beliefs and risk behaviour, treatment-seeking behaviours, methods to access forest workers and future participation.Description of participantsThe study included 231 participants, with…
By VNA  May 3, 2024 | 04:17 pm PT Tourists at a beach in Bali, Indonesia. Photo by AFP Indonesia’s Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded more than 3 million foreign tourist arrivals in the country in the first quarter of 2024. Amalia Adininggar Widyasanti, Acting Head of BPS, said foreign tourist arrivals from January to March increased by 25.43% compared to the same period last year.Meanwhile, the number of foreign tourist arrivals reached 1.04 million, a decrease of 1.91% month-to-month and an increase of 19.86% year-on-year.Amalia added that the highest proportion of foreign tourists came from Malaysia at 15.4%, followed…
Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images The first car of the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed train is seen on the platform during a week-long public trial phase at the Halim station in Jakarta on September 17, 2023. CNN — Indonesia has launched Southeast Asia’s first-ever bullet train, a high-speed rail line that will connect two of its largest cities. The $7.3 billion project, part of China’s Belt and Road infrastructure initiative and largely funded by Chinese state-owned firms, opened to the public on Monday following a series of delays and setbacks. Originally scheduled for launch on October 1, a grand inauguration ceremony was held at…
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has received a market access request from Indonesia for the importation of pineapples for consumption.The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) of USDA has prepared a draft risk assessment of the plant pest risks associated with importing pineapple from Indonesia as one on the first steps in the process.The risk assessment considered the shipment of whole pineapple fruit with or without the crown that has been washed, wax-coated, and manually dried. Pineapples would be shipped year-round in pre-cooled containers at 7°C-9°CThe assessment found nine organisms with a reasonable likelihood of being associated…