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Bank Rakyat Indonesia 2026 expansion and performance

13 clusters · 57 sources · last updated

Latest: BRI Group reports significant profit growth across banking and finance sectors

In late July 2026, Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) reported a sharp rise in multi‑purpose loan disbursements—up 44.7% year‑on‑year—and a rapid expansion of its digital‑payment network, with QRIS transaction volume climbing 7

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Indonesia MBG program faces mass poisoning and reform

157 clusters · 200 sources · last updated

Latest: SMAN 1 Rembang students and teachers suspected of food poisoning

The food safety crisis surrounding Indonesia’s free nutritious-meal (MBG) program has escalated significantly. By late September 2026, reports indicated that over 1,400 students across Central Java—including Batang, Blor

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Indonesia wildfire crisis expands through September 2026

29 clusters · 101 sources · last updated

Latest: Indonesia wildfires cause 175,000 respiratory infections

By late September 2026, Indonesia’s forest and land fire (karhutla) crisis has intensified, causing widespread environmental and health concerns. In East Java, at least 14 mountain areas, including Mount Buthak and Mount

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PT Kereta Api Indonesia operational safety and management

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: KAI inspects Kediri-Tulungagung railway line for safety

PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) has addressed various operational and safety matters across different regions in Indonesia. In Jember, KAI Daop 9 denied social media rumors regarding railway track closures near Tanggul St

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Fuel shortages in East Java

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Jember Regent addresses fuel shortages and budget planning

Fuel shortages and long queues at gas stations have been reported in East Java, specifically in Pamekasan and Jember. In Pamekasan, authorities noted that queues were worsened by illegal purchases of subsidized fuel usin

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