UMSurabaya Health Experts Warn of the Dangers of Consuming Shark Meat, MBG Poisoning Cases in West Kalimantan a Serious Alarm
“A suspected food-poisoning incident affecting students in West Kalimantan has raised alarm about the safety of shark meat consumption. Health experts at UMSurabaya warn shark meat contains methylmercury, arsenic, and lead, posing serious risks—particularly to children’s brain development, nervous systems, and potential cancer exposure.”
Utilizing Digital Platforms to Promote Desa Emas Seyegan
Yogyakarta State University conducted community training in Kampung Emas Seyegan to teach participants how to use digital platforms for education and marketing. Trainees learned to produce videos, photos, graphics, drone footage, and travel vlog content to promote local MSMEs, tourist spots, cultural events, and the Golden Village’s heritage.
Involving 300 Students, Yogyakomtek 2025 Officially Opens at GIK UGM
The Yogyakomtek 2025 computer exhibition officially opens at GIK UGM September 27 – October 1, involving 300 students from UGM, ISI Jogja, and Amikom. With 75 stalls, the event spotlights innovations in AI, invites visitor participation through seminars, workshops, and fun contests, and rewards winners with prizes up to USD 5,000.
Observer: Revocation of the Minister of Youth and Sports Regulation restores the institutional function of sports
Sports observer Djoko Pekik says revoking Ministerial Regulation No. 14 of 2024 restores institutional autonomy and independence of sports bodies. The regulation had overstepped into internal governance, undermining federations like KONI and KOI. Minister Erick Thohir’s revocation aligns with the Olympic Charter and presidential directive to simplify rules.
The Movie “Pangku” is a Mother’s Emotional Journey in a Time of Distress
Renowned actor-director Reza Rahadian returns with Pangku (releasing November 6, 2025), a social drama exploring a mother’s struggle in harsh, limited circumstances. The film – by Gambar Gerak – features a cast including Claresta Taufan, Christine Hakim, Fedi Nuril and others, offering a deeply touching reflection on women’s roles and hard life choices.
Indonesian Football Is Different from European Football, Thom Haye Admits He Needs Time to Adapt at Persib
Thom Haye, who has lengthy European experience, says Indonesian football is distinctly different. Since joining Persib, he’s still finding his footing but is committed to delivering top performance. With three matches so far—two in the Super League and one in the AFC Champions League Two—he aims to adapt fully, prioritizing the team over his own…
Ndas Maling, Semarang’s Traditional Culinary with a Unique Philosophy
Semarang’s signature cake Ndas Maling originates from Kudu Village in Genuk District. Its name stems from a folk tale about Mbah Senari’s tomb. The cake embodies a philosophy: banishing life’s negativity and honoring ancestral goodness. Once available only in Muharram, it’s now being revived through innovations to preserve local food heritage.
12 Countries Announce Financial Support for the Palestinian Authority
Twelve nations, including the UK, France, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Spain, have pledged new financial support to the Palestinian Authority amid funding shortages triggered by Israel’s withholding of tax revenues. The coalition, dubbed the “Emergency Coalition for the Financial Sustainability of the Palestinian Authority,” aims to stabilize governance and maintain essential services.
Demak Police Dismantle a Family Syndicate Producing and Distributing Counterfeit Money
Demak Police dismantled a family-run counterfeit money network after a tip about fake notes circulating locally. Arrests included a mother, child, and primary producer. Authorities seized thousands of forged bills, printing tools, and materials. The suspects admitted to operating for five months, spending counterfeit Rupiah in markets and earning profits from change.
Karya Raya 2025 Showcases 1,870 Children’s Books at TIM
Karya Raya 2025 at Taman Ismail Marzuki presents 1,870 children’s books from both Indonesia and abroad, with 70 % contributed by domestic young authors. Each piece remains unedited, preserving the authenticity of their voices. This year’s exhibition set a new MURI record and celebrates youthful creativity and literacy nationwide.
