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Tuesday, June 21, 2016 A general view at the premiere of “Finding Dory” at El Capitan theatre in Hollywood, California U.S., June 8, 2016.

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‘Finding Dory’ Scores Record $136.2 Million Opening

LOS ANGELES - Family audiences turned out in droves over the weekend, propelling “Finding Dory” to a massive $136.2 million debut and establishing a new record for an animated film opening.

The sequel to 2003’s “Finding Nemo” was bolstered by strong reviews and residual affection for the Oscar-winning first film. It’s a return to form for Pixar after the animation studio behind “Toy Story” and “The Incredibles” suffered its first box office failure last year with “The Good Dinosaur.” But its decades of excellence continue to be the brand’s major selling points.

“It’s amazing when you look at the longevity of this brand, the viability of it, and the unfettered enthusiasm pretty much everyone has for Pixar,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at comScore. “Finding Dory” centers on a blue tang fish with short term memory loss (Ellen

DeGeneres) and her quest to be reunited with her long-lost parents. Its opening weekend results sailed past the previous high-water mark for an animated film -- “Shrek the Third’s” $121.6 million launch in 2007 -- and ranks as the second-best June debut, behind “Jurassic World’s” $208.8 million bow. Overseas, “Finding Dory” added another $50 million to its haul from 29 international markets, including Australia, Argentina, Russia and China, where its $17.5 million debut ranks as the biggest ever for a Pixar release.

The success of “Finding Dory” comes as Disney, Pixar’s parent company, has dominated the movie business, fielding the year’s three

highest-grossing pictures globally in “Zootopia,” “The Jungle Book” and “Captain America: Civil War.” “Finding Dory” seems destined to join those films among 2016’s top earners, partly because it is appealing to all age groups. Disney distribution chief Dave Hollis predicted that the film was gearing up for a “run for the ages,” noting that it was playing well with both families (65% of ticket buyers) and older audiences, with adults comprising 26% of crowds.

“We became a film for everybody,” said Hollis. “We tapped into something really meaningful.”

The weekend’s other major newcomer, New Line’s “Central Intelligence,” also resonated with moviegoers, racking up a healthy $34.5 million from 3,508 locations.

Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart star in the $50 million action comedy. (rtr)

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South China floods kill 22,a with more rain forecast

BEIJING - Severe floods in southern China have killed at least 22 people and left 20 missing since Saturday, the government said, with the rains expected to continue for the next three days.

About 200,000 people from eight southern provinces and regions, including Hubei, Sichuan, Guizhou, Jiangxi, Yunnan, Zhejiang and Anhui, had been forced to evacuate, the Ministry of Civil Affairs said on its website.

Storms had pushed water levels in rivers to dangerous levels, leading to crop damage and the collapse of 10,500 houses, the official Xinhua news agency reported. Estimated economic losses

were 7.34 billion yuan ($1.1 billion), it said. Three days of heavy rain last week had already killed 14 people, Xinhua said on Friday.

China has frequently been devastated by natural disasters, particularly by floods and earthquakes. Flooding, an annual problem, has been exacerbated by urban sprawl and poor drainage infrastructure in many cities.

Chinese officials had warned of the

potential for record floods this year due to a strong El Nino weather pattern, which warms sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific and has been linked to serious crop damage, forest fires and flash flood and drought around the world.(rtr) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am.

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Urbanization results in unequal development DENPASAR-The high rate or urbanization is causing an imbalance in development as economic hubs are formed in tourism centres, and around tradition and night markets. The role of migrants is a factor in the unequal distribution of wealth between urban and rural areas and so some people are suggesting that tighter supervision be conducted and priority be given to locals so that rural areas are given a chance to thrive.

Many market merchants are living in slums that are also causing new problems in urban areas. “Existing rules must be applied explicitly and uninhabitable houses must not be allowed to go up. Strict application of administrative and other rules is extremely important” said Udayana University economist, Dr. I Gusti Wayan Murjana Yasa.

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The slum in one part of Denpasar.

Murjana Yasa added that the number of migrants in Bali continues to increase each year, with estimates of approximately 40,000 people having migrated here in the last five year. Anyone who is enumerated as living in Bali but who was not living in Bali five years ago is considered a migrant, he explained.

“Increasing numbers of migrants shows that Bali is developing quickly as this is what draws people to come here”, he said. According to Yasa, there is also a positive co relation between newcomers and economic development as gener-

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ally people who are willing to move to find work are productive people.

“The presence of migrants is also strongly associated with investment. When investments are made jobs are created which in turn creates other market opportunities”, he explained.

On the other hand, said Murjana Yasa, the presence of migrants also brings problems in terms of competition with local job seekers. The threat of land conversion to create new residences is also a threat.

“Another problem involves social, cultural and criminality aspects which tend to increase as not all migrants find work which can lead to general social unrest and friction”, he concluded. (kmb32)

To minimize water pollution of Lake Batur

Farmers asked to use phyto-pesticides BANGLI—

Water quality in Lake Batur has decreased lately. It is characterized by an increase in the content of biological oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) having exceeded the threshold.

One of the factors causing this condition is the uncontrollable use of chemical pesticides in the agricultural sector. To prevent the water condition of the Bali’s largest lake from getting worse, farmers are expected to switch to the use of phyto-pesticide. This was conveyed by the Head of the Bangli Agriculture and Forestry Agency, I Wayan Tagel Sujana.

He described that all this time the use of chemical pesticides in the agricultural land around the Lake Batur is rampantly encountered.

This condition does not only result in increasingly poor soil structure, but also pollutes the water of Lake Batur having been so far becoming the life support for Balinese society.

As anticipation against further pollution, it may not only be handed over to the government, but there must be participation of farmers.

One of the ways is the use of phytopesticides.

“To anticipate pest attack, farmers should not continuously use chemical pesticides. However, they need to switch to plant-based pesticides. This is one of the ways to reduce the pollution of the lake water,” he said.

Phyto-pesticides, said Sujana, source from plants, such as roots,

stems and leaves of fruit retaining bioactivity against insects. When compared to chemical pesticides, phyto-pesticides are indeed slower in killing pests. However, it does not have a bad impact on the environment and vegetation.

“With phyto- pesticides, the affected insects will die slowly and they cannot develop. Besides, it will have no bad impacts on the environment. Soil fertility will remain to be well maintained,” he said.

Phyto-pesticides have been applied on a pilot project across the area of two hectares of land. The harvest was much better than the use of chemical pesticides, especially in terms of health. In order that this way can be adopted by all farmers, the development activities continue to be intensified and coupled with the application of field school.

“For the pilot project, we use shallot plants. It has good quality and this needs to be applied by farmers,” added the official from Gaga hamlet, Tamanbali.

Previously, Regent of Bangli, I Made Gianyar, expressed his commitment for the next five years to continuously pursue the agriculture in the region of Lake Batur as a supporting element to

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Lake Batur the Geopark area having been recognized by the UNESCO in order to implement organic farming system being free of chemical pesticides.

“In order to be able to realize it,

we also have involved a team of experts from the Udayana University, including the assistance of a number of parties,” he explained.

Currently, the BOD of lake water approximately reaches 2.5 mg/

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liter, while the standard quality of drinkable water is only 2 mg/liter.

In the meantime, the COD reaches 13.7 mg/ liter. This figure is higher than the maximum requirement reaching 10 mg/liter. (kmb45)

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HONOLULU — After the most powerful El Nino on record heated the world’s oceans to never-before-seen levels, huge swaths of once vibrant coral reefs that were teeming with life are now stark white ghost towns disintegrating into the sea.

And the world’s top marine scientists are still struggling in the face of global warming and decades of devastating reef destruction to find the political and financial wherewithal to tackle the loss of these globally important ecosystems.

“What we have to do is to really translate the urgency,” said Ruth Gates, president of the International Society for Reef Studies and director of the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology.

Gates, who helped organize a conference this week for more than 2,000 international reef scientists, policymakers and others, said the scientific community needs to make it clear how “intimately reef health is intertwined with human health.”

The International Coral Reef Symposium convenes Monday to try to create a more unified conservation plan for coral reefs. She said researchers have to find a way to implement large scale solutions with the help of governments.

Consecutive years of coral bleaching have led to some of the most widespread mortality of reefs on record, leaving scientists in a race to save them. While bleached coral often recovers, multiple years weakens the organisms and increases the risk of death.

Researchers have achieved some success with projects such as creating coral nurseries and growing forms of “super coral” that can withstand harsher conditions. But much of that science is being done on a very small scale with limited funding.

Bob Richmond, director of the University of Hawaii’s Kewalo Ma-

rine Laboratory, said the problems are very clear: “overfishing of reef herbivores and top predators, land-based sources of pollution and sedimentation, and the continued and growing impacts of climate change.”

While reefs are major contributors to many coastal tourist economies, saving the world’s coral isn’t just about having pretty places for vacationers to explore. Reefs are integral to the overall ecosystem and are an essential component of everyday human existence.

Reefs not only provide habitat for most ocean fish consumed by humans, but they also shelter land from storm surges and rising sea levels. Coral has even been found to have medicinal properties.

In one project to help save reefs, researchers at the University of Hawaii’s Institute of Marine Biology have been taking samples from corals that have shown tolerance for harsher conditions in Oahu’s Kaneohe Bay and breeding them with other strong strains in slightly warmer than normal conditions to create a super coral.

The idea is to make the corals more resilient by training them to adapt to tougher conditions before transplanting them into the ocean.

Another program run by the state of Hawaii has created seed banks and a fast-growing coral nursery for expediting coral restoration projects.

Most of Hawaii’s species of coral are unlike other corals around the world in that they grow very slowly, which makes reef rebuilding in the state difficult. So officials came up with a plan to grow large chunks of coral in a fraction of the time it would

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This May 2016 photo provided by NOAA shows bleaching and some dead coral around Jarvis Island, which is part of the U.S. Pacific Remote Marine National Monument. Scientists found 95 percent of the coral is dead in what had been one of the world’s most lush and isolated tropical marine reserve. More than 2,000 international reef scientists, policymakers and stakeholders are gathering in Hawaii starting Monday, June 20, 2016, to discuss the latest coral science and what can be done to stop widespread death of the world’s reefs. normally take.

Coral reefs have almost always been studied up close, by scientists in the water looking at small portions of reefs.

But NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is taking a wider view, from about 23,000 feet above. NASA and other scientists recently launched a three-year campaign to gather new

data on coral reefs worldwide. They are using specially designed imaging instruments attached to aircraft.

“The idea is to get a new perspective on coral reefs from above, to study them at a larger scale than we have been able to before, and then relate reef condition to the environment,” said Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences’ Eric Hochberg, prin-

cipal investigator for the project.

If the scientific community and the world’s governments can’t come together to address coral’s decline, one of earth’s most critical habitats could soon be gone, leaving humans to deal with the unforeseen consequences.

“What happens if we don’t take care of our reefs?” asked Gates.

“It’s dire.” (ap)

Solar plane begins trans-Atlantic stretch of global journey NEW YORK — A solar-powered airplane has begun its transAtlantic flight on the latest leg of its globe-circling voyage.

The Swiss-made Solar Impulse 2 took off from New York City early Sunday morning.

Bertrand Piccard, who is piloting the aircraft, left at 2:30 a.m. from John F. Kennedy International Airport and will be landing in Seville Airport in Spain over three days Bertrand Piccard/Solar Impulse via AP

later.

The Solar Impulse 2’s wings, which stretch wider than those of a Boeing 747, are equipped with 17,000 solar cells that power propellers and charge batteries. The plane runs on stored energy at night.

The trip began in March 2015 from Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Stops were made in Oman, Myanmar, China and Japan. (ap)

Bertrand Piccard takes a selfie on board the “Solar Impulse 2” during his flight from Dayton, Ohio to Lehigh Valley International Airport in Allentown, Pa., where he landed, Wednesday, May 25 2016. The plane was expected to make at least one more stop in the United States — in New York — before crossing the Atlantic Ocean to Europe or northern Africa.

Dozens of homes have already been damaged by abrasion and even the main road has started coming apart from salt water damage.

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Pengambengan fishing village being swallowed by the sea House of poor grandma reduced to half

NEGARA - Pengambengan fishing village in Jembrana is threatened by coastal abrasion and there can at least be some assistance could soon disappear altogether. Dozens of homes have already been damaged by abrasion and provided in the form of building materials for new houses when we even the main road has started coming apart from salt water damage.

This situation is made all the more tragic by the fact that several very poor families’ homes have been severely damage. 75 year old Grandma Sriani’s house, for example, has been eaten halfway through but eh ocean. As recently observed in Ketapang hamlet in Pengambengan, the coastline is hit with the brunt of ocean waves everyday and two to three meters of the shore have

already disappeared.

Aan, another local resident, said that her land is eroded one meter every day. “Within a month, how many meters of the land will disappear? Within one year, this village will probably be gone” said Aan. Many fishermen from this village have been forced to move, many of whom are either staying with relatives or renting a place in

a more secure location.

Others however have managed to survive on the coast, even though many homes have collapsed from being continuously hit by waves as Mr. Parno and grandma Sriani -who lives alone, have experienced.

“Even though the issues related to abrasion cannot be immediately resolved -because authority lies with the central government, we hope that

relocate”, said one fisherman.

In the meantime, hamlet chief of Ketapang, Kamaruzaman, said that local residents had taken the initiative of planning to plant mangrove trees to help stem the tides. However when officers from the Maritime, Fisheries and Forestry Agency surveyed the area they declared it to not be appropriate to do so.

“It is said the mangroves will only grow in muddy swamps. If

they are planted in dry sand like the coastline of this village, that they will not survive even if they are diligently watered”, said Lamaruzaman.

Some time ago, while visiting the Nusantara Fishery Port (PPN) at Pengambengan, the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Susi Pudjiastuti held a press conference in which she ordered here subordinates to build a break water in the villages to save the fishermen form the threat of abrasion. (kmb)

Petitenget estuary also experiences severe sedimentation MANGUPURA - Siltation due to sedimentation is not only occurring in the estuary of Tukad Mati river but also at Petitenget where the swampy water is emitting a rather pungent stench.

The government of Badung has

therefor instructed the Badung Highways and Irrigation Agency (BMP) to deal with the situation and as Head of the BMP Badung, Ida Bagus Surya Suamba said, the estuary is experiencing quite severe sedimentation.

“The area of Petitenget including

the estuary is currently being dealt with. Today (June 17), some of our employees are dredging the sedimentation with heavy machinery”, he said.

Suamba added that not only is Petitenget estuary being dredged of sedi-

ment but its revetment is also having repairs done to is as many areas have become fragile. “We are also making improvement to the revetment and the parking area and compound wall are also being renovated to make them look nicer”, he explained.

According to the web services of the Electronic Procurement (LPSE) of Badung the project auction has been ongoing since March 2016 and was won by contractor PT Undagi Jaya Mandiri with a contract value of IDR 6.7 billion. (kmb27)

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Thousands of people enthusiastically follow Pejeng Porridge Festival

GIANYAR - Thousands of people thronged the Sapta Dharma Square at Pejeng, Sunday (Jun. 19) to follow the second Pejeng Porridge Festival. As a series of village games, the festival aims to introduce the culinary richness of Pejeng to general public.

A total of 11 merchants were involved to peddle porridge cuisine in this festival. More interestingly, the porridge was provided at free of charge to every resident previously participating in the fun walk. This leisurely stroll was not just a sport because while covering the distance along eight kilometers, they also collected plastic waste. Apart from porridge, the other typical cuisines such as pesan telengis, pesan lindung and pesan kacang were also available at the festival arena.

According to headman of Pejeng, Cok Agung Kusumayudha Pemayun,

the merchants participating in the festival were given stimulant fund worth IDR 500,000. With the funds, each merchant is required to provide 100 portions of porridge distributed to the public at free of charge. He explained the porridge festival is held to promote the local typical cuisines of Pejeng particularly the porridge.

The public is expected to know about the peculiar taste of Pejeng porridge.

“We hope that people especially the young generation in the future will love more their traditional culinary treasures,” he said.

Further, he disclosed that when the typical cuisines of Pejeng have been more famous, the welfare of small businesses can be increased.

Moreover, in the future he is going to establish the center for unique cuisines of Pejeng. Hopefully, merchants can set a decent price for the cuisines on offer.. (kmb25)

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Keyboard warriors: S.Korea trains new frontline in decades-old war with North

SEOUL - In one college major at Seoul’s elite Korea University, the courses are known only by number, and students keep their identities a secret from outsiders.

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Hospitals have special rules for visitors that are aimed at protecting the health of both patients and visitors.

Sanglah Hospital rules often breached

DENPASAR - Hospitals have special rules for visitors that are aimed at protecting the health of both patients and visitors.

Many of these rules, including; not respecting visiting hours, carrying too much luggage, groups of people coming into the emergency or treatment rooms, smoking on the hospital area and bringing children under 12 years old to visit patients, are however often disregarded.

Due to rampant violations of such rules, Sanglah Hospital has decided to crack down. In addition to meeting the requirements for JCI accreditation, tightening supervision of visitor activities is also of direct benefit to patients. To begin with Sanglah Hospital’s security personal will be cracking down on both visitors and medical personal who try to use the front door of the emergency room as this is forbidden

by JCI rules.

“Although it has never been allowed, now we are making sure that it does not happen. The front door is prioritized for patients, while others must use the back door” said Putu Putra Wisada, Chief of Legal

and Public Relations for Sanglah Hospital.

Apart from disturbing patients, over cording of the emergency room is also hazardous as this area potentially has germs, bacteria and viruses thus making people vulnerable to infection. Also having too many people accompany patients can interfere with the work of health care workers as they provide treatment services. “We ask that no more than one person accompany patients into the treatment room”, he added.

Admittedly, it is difficult to apply the hospital rules as people are so accustomed to breaking them.

“Because of the strong sense of mutual aid in our culture, patients

tend to be accompanied by many people”, he said.

Children under 12 years old should also not be accompanying or visiting patients because they are are at higher risk of infection due to the lowered immunity that young people have.

This is different than smoking on hospital grounds which is strictly forbidden. Municipal Police have often caught people breaching this rule.

Wisada added that he hopes that people will comply with the rules, including respecting visiting hours which run from 11:30 to 13:00 and from 18:00 to 20:00. Visitors are asked to only visit within these hours so as not to disturb other patients who need a lot of rest.

Until now there have been no consequences for people who break the rules but soon offenders will be spoken to. Supervision will b carried out by both security guards and hospital personnel. (kmb42)

The Cyber Defense curriculum, funded by the defence ministry, trains young keyboard warriors who get a free education in exchange for a seven-year commitment as officers in the army’s cyber warfare unit - and its ongoing conflict with North Korea. North and South Korea remain in a technical state of war since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in an armed truce. Besides Pyongyang’s nuclear and rocket programmes, South Korea says the North has a strong cyber army which it has blamed for a series of attacks in the past three years. The cyber defence programme at the university in Seoul was founded in 2011, with the first students enrolled the following year.

One 21-year-old student, who allowed himself to be identified only by his surname Noh, said he had long been interested in computing and cyber security and was urged by his father to join the programme. All South Korean males are required to serve in the military, usually for up to two years. “It’s not a time burden but part of a process to build my career,” Noh said. “Becoming a cyber warrior means devoting myself

to serve my country,” he said in a war room packed with computers and wall-mounted flat screens at the school’s science library. South Korea, a key U.S. ally, is one of the world’s most technologically advanced countries.

That makes its networks that control everything from electrical power grids to the banking system vulnerable against an enemy that has relatively primitive infrastructure and thus few targets against which the South can retaliate. “In relative terms, it looks unfavourable because our country has more places to defend, while North Korea barely uses or provides internet,” said Noh. Last year, South Korea estimated that the North’s “cyber army” had doubled in size over two years to 6,000 troops, and the South has been scrambling to ramp up its capability to meet what it considers to be a rising threat. The United States and South Korea announced efforts to strengthen cooperation on cyber security, including “deepening military-to-military cyber cooperation,” the White House said during President Park Geun-hye’s visit to

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North Korea leader Kim Jong Un visits the remodeled Pyongyang Cornstarch Factory in this undated photo released by North Korea’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on June 16, 2016.

Washington in October. In addition to the course at Korea University, the national police has been ex-

to the Denpasar District Court. Public prosecutors that will lead the trial of this case consist of Alit Suastika, Swasti Arini and Purwanti.

Spokesperson of the Bali Prosecutor’s Office, Ashari Kurniawan, said on Friday (Jun. 17) that the prosecutor’s office has been ready. “It is just awaiting the schedule of trial. In the near future, it will soon be on trial,” he said.

Ashari added that his institution

has attempted maximally to prosecute the sexual offenders. This happens because sexual crimes against children belong to extraordinary crime.

As is known, this man from Australia named as the suspect in the pedophilia case in Tabanan. Victims of Robert are minors in several rural areas. There are a dozen of victims.

His modus of operandi is that the victims were lured with fast food. (kmb37)

a one-year programme in 2012 to train so-called “white hat” - or ethical - computer hackers. (rtr)

Istanbul riot police disperse “Trans Pride” march

Foreign pedophile will be on trial soon

DENPASAR - Second handover of the pedophile allegation case ensnaring a traveler from Australia, Robert Andrew Fiddes Ellis as the suspect has been longstanding. However, so far the trial has not been done yet. As information received by Bali Post, the prosecutor has been prepared for the hearing of this case. In the near future, the trial will be made immediately. It happens because the team of prosecutor has handed over the files of Robert

panding its cyber defence capabilities, while the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning started

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Riot police use rubber pellets to disperse LGBT rights activists during a transgender pride parade, which was banned by the governorship, in central Istanbul, Turkey, June 19, 2016.

ISTANBUL - Istanbul riot police fired tear gas and rubber pellets on Sunday to disperse a march for transgender people banned after ultra-nationalists said that “degenerates” could not demonstrate. Hundreds of riot police cordoned off the city’s main Taksim Square to prevent the “Trans Pride” rally taking place during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Authorities have banned transgender and gay pride marches this month, citing security concerns after the ultranationalist warnings against any such events on Turkish soil. “Football fans can rally in this country whenever they want. We were going to do a peaceful activity,” said Ebru Kiranci, spokesperson of the Istanbul LGBTI Solidarity Association. “(The) holy month of Ramadan is an excuse. If you are going to respect Ramadan, respect us too. The heterosexuals think it’s too much for us, only 2 hours in 365 days,” she said. The annual gay pride parade, described as the biggest in the Muslim world, was due to take place on June 26. Istanbul has held gay pride parades since 2003, attracting tens of thousands of marchers, but last year’s was broken up by

police. Although the Turkish republic is constitutionally secular, the vast majority of the population is Muslim.

Tayyip Erdogan, who became president in 2014 after 11 years as prime minister, has steadily boosted the power of the head of state’s office with appeals to conservative nationalist and religious-minded Turks. This has effectively shifted Turkey from a parliamentary to a presidential system even before Erdogan seeks to amend the constitution through a referendum to make that official. Unlike many other Muslim countries, homosexuality is not a crime in Turkey but hostility toward gays remains widespread. Critics say Erdogan and his Islamist-rooted AK Party have shown little interest in expanding rights for minorities, gays and women, and are intolerant of dissent.

The assault by the riot police targeted protesters angered by an attack on a record store launching the new Radiohead album on Saturday. A group of men armed with sticks and bottles attacked the store late on Friday, apparently in protest at people drinking beer during Ramadan, video footage on social media showed. (rtr)

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BUSINESS

WASHINGTON — When the U.S. housing bubble peaked a decade ago, soon to burst with far-reaching consequences, the pain was particularly severe for black and Hispanic Americans.

World War II and overall home ownership rates climbed.

Many minority homeowners who bought or refinanced during the bubble eventually became trapped by predatory mortgages, some requiring no money down and monthly payments that eventually ballooned.

Just 41.5 percent of black households own their homes, down from nearly 50 percent in late 2004, according to the Census Bureau.

The share of Hispanic homeowners dropped to 45.3 percent from roughly 50 percent. Both drops were sharper than the decline in white home ownership — to 72.1 percent from roughly 75 percent. The Urban Institute forecast last year that Hispanic home ownership will rise slightly through 2030 but that black homeownership will tumble to 40 percent by 2030 if U.S. economic growth is about average and 38 percent if growth is slow.

A series of sudden emergency expenses cost Carmen and Ricardo Ramirez their one-bedroom condominium in Washington Heights, a neighborhood near Manhattan’s northern tip.

The couple had bought their home in 2005 for $299,000 with an adjustable-rate mortgage that was popular during the bubble and destructive during the bust once the interest and principal payments were adjusted higher. Life seemed manageable until 2010, when the recession forced them to close their steakhouse restaurant. Then Ricardo suffered a traumatic brain injury during a fall in 2011,

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A steamroller grinds bottles of illegal alcohol at the Indonesian Customs headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia, Monday, June 20, 2016. Tens of thousands of bottles of illegal liquor confiscated by the Customs in operations in the first half of 2016 were destroyed during the public display.

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In this Friday, June 17, 2016, photo, Carmen Ramirez, and her husband, Ricardo Ramirez, are photographed in their room at the Bronxwood Home for the Aged, in the Bronx borough of New York. and Carmen suffered a back and leg injury in 2012. Her parents later died, and the funeral costs caused the couple to miss mortgage payments, triggering fees for late payments that led to foreclosure.

“Have you ever heard the saying, when it rains, it pours?” said Carmen, 61. “Well, it was one after the other with us.” Bankruptcy failed to save the condo, which their board refused to let them sell at a loss.

Now, the couple is out of their home and in an assisted living facility after receiving relocation help from the Center for New York City Neighborhoods, which promotes affordable homeownership. “We got nothing back — except a tax bill,” Carmen said.

Without home equity, it has become disproportionately hard for minorities to borrow to start a business, send their children to college or finance a retirement.(ap)

Nigerian naira slumps 23 percent after currency peg ends

REUTERS/Joe Penney/File Photo

A trader changes dollars for naira at a currency exchange store in Lagos, Nigeria, February 12, 2015.

LAGOS - Nigeria’s naira slumped 23 percent against the U.S. dollar on Monday in tentative interbank trading after central bank removed its currency peg, Thomson Reuters data showed. The naira traded just twice at 255 against the dollar, and less than $1 million had changed hands by 11:00 a.m. (1000 GMT), as dealers said they were nervous about foreign exchange liquidity under the new system.

Monday’s rate was sharply weaker than the 197 peg the central bank had been maintaining for the past 16 months, then abandoned last week in a bid to alleviate chronic forex shortages. But it was still off the 350 seen on the parallel market since a slump in oil revenues started hammering public finances and foreign currency reserves.

Naira market trading will close at 14:00 pm (1300 GMT). Foreign investors and economists had called for months for a naira devaluation as the forex shortages choked economic growth and led to widespread capital flight.

The central bank said last week it would abandon the peg in a “managed float”. The median forecast from 10 analysts surveyed

by Reuters suggests it will could trade on Monday as weak as 300 per dollar.

Africa’s biggest economy, which contracted by 0.4 percent in the first quarter, faces its worst crisis in decades after the decline in oil prices since 2014 and last year’s introduction of a currency peg.

With a likely sharp fall for the naira, Nigerian products will be-

come relatively cheap and imports more expensive, which should stimulate the domestic economy but will likely light a fire under already rising inflation.

“The new system should reduce the shortage of FX in the economy and - in the long run - reduce strains in the balance of payments by discouraging imports and boosting export competitiveness,” Capital Economics’ John Ashbourne said.

“But the new system certainly does not mark the end of Nigeria’s economic problems.”

Nigeria, Africa’s largest crude exporter, has resisted devaluing its currency for more than a year despite other major oil producers, including Russia, Kazakhstan and Angola, allowing currencies to fall after crude prices collapsed.(rtr)

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Various events to welcome VP to Toba

10 years after housing bubble, damage lingers for minorities

A disproportionate number of minorities succumbed to subprime mortgages and foreclosures and lost their homes. Their collective loss of home equity and shift toward rental housing could widen America’s racial and ethnic divides well into the future, according to researchers and housing advocates.

The drop in home ownership has grown so severe that it could impede wealth creation for generations of minority families, said Antoine Thompson, executive director of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers, the nation’s oldest minority trade association.

“We lost a lot of wealth,” Thompson said.

“We are reaching epidemic and crisis levels in black America.”

The decline dovetails with a broader shift toward renting in the aftermath of the housing bust. An analysis by The Associated Press has found that rising rental costs and stagnant pay are making it harder to save to buy a home. Longtime homeowners, by contrast, have enjoyed rising home equity and lighter mortgage bills resulting from lower mortgage rates.

The problem is most pronounced among minorities who already had lower ownership rates before the bubble. Actions such as “redlining” — which for decades denied loans to minorities — excluded black neighborhoods from government-backed mortgages. This made it harder for minorities to buy even as the U.S. economy surged after

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Indonesia vows more decisive action after Chinese ship spat

JAKARTA — Indonesia said it will continue to take “decisive” action against foreign ships operating illegally in waters under its jurisdiction after Beijing criticized its navy for shooting at Chinese fishing vessels.

Indonesian navy spokesman First Admiral Edi Sucipto on Monday confirmed an Indonesian warship fired warning shots at Chinese fishing vessels in waters off Indonesia’s Natuna islands and detained one of the vessels and its seven crew members.

He said the incident occurred on Friday.

“We will not hesitate to take decisive action against foreign ships, whatever their flag and nationality, when they commit violations in Indonesian territory,” Sucipto said.

China’s Foreign Ministry released a statement of protest on Sunday and said the Indonesian navy had “abused its military

force.” It said one fisherman was injured during the incident.

China’s expansive claims to the South China Sea do not include the Natuna islands, which are nearly 2,000 kilometers (1,250 miles) from the Chinese mainland in waters between Malaysia and Borneo.

But China’s nine dash line, which it uses to roughly demarcate its ambitions for maritime boundaries, overlaps with the section of Indonesia’s internationally-recognized exclusive economic zone extending from the Natuna islands. The Chinese foreign ministry’s statement characterized the far-

away waters as China’s traditional fishing ground.

The incident Friday was the third such clash since March, when Indonesia intercepted a Chinese fishing vessel off the Natuna islands. In May, an Indonesian frigate fired shots at a Chinese trawler when it refused to stop fishing, and then seized the vessel and its eight crew members.

Maritime and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti, who has overseen the destruction of dozens of foreign boats caught illegally fishing in Indonesian waters, said the navy followed correct procedures for dealing with poachers.

“We don’t shoot for no clear reason. Protecting the sovereignty of our country is a must,” she wrote on Twitter.(ap)

JAKARTA - A series of events will be carried out, welcoming the arrival of Vice President Jusuf Kalla to a few districts around Lake Toba, North Sumatra, from July 29 - 30.

It was announced in a meeting regarding the Vice Presidents agenda in the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KHLK) in Jakarta, Monday, attended by a number of officials including Environment and Forestry Ministry Siti Nurbaya, Minister of Public Works and Housing Basuki Hadimuljono, North Sumatra Governor Tengku Erry Nuradi and member Commission I of the House of Representatives Effendi Simbolon.

“There are a number of events prepared for the Vice Presidents visit, including the planting of 7,000 trees, customary deliberation and the preservation of the environment,” said Minister of Environment and Forestry (LHK) Siti Nurbaya in the meeting.

The series of events is prepared for the Vice Presidents visit, in line with the local governors plans to prompt the growth of tourism and infrastructure development around the vicinity of Lake Toba.

The plan received a positive feedback from North Sumatra Governor Tengku Erry Nuradi. He hopes that the Vice Presidents agenda will provide more than an opportunity to endorse their cultural wealth.

“There need to be a serious discussion regarding infrastructure expansion and the efforts to elevate the peoples competitiveness, by introducing the unique cultures of each areas to attract tourists,” said Tengku.

Seven local governors from each coastal districts around Lake Toba declared their ability to support the success of the Vice Presidents visit to the volcanic lake area. We will be sure to have everything prepared,” said North Tapanuli governor Nikson Nababan.

The seven districts bordering the lake are Samosir, Toba Samosir, Humbang Hasundutan, North Tapanuli, Simalungun, Dairi and Karo.

While the areas that are on the list for Vice President Kallas visit are Parapat regency in Simalungun district and Huta Ginjang in North Tapanuli district.(ant)

Rescuers continue search for missing Swiss hiker on Mt Semeru

LUMAJANG - A joint search and rescue (SAR) team continued its operation to look for a Swiss hiker, who had gone missing at Mount Semeru in East Java Province.

“The search for the missing hiker has resumed this Monday and will be continued for the next seven days following a request by the victims family and the Honorary Consulate of Switzerland,” Head of the National SAR Team of East Timur M.

Arifin stated here on Monday.

The search for 26-year-old Lionel Du Creaux had been called off on Saturday evening after a 10-day operation that yielded no result.

The SAR team followed the traces, hoping to find the missing mountaineer. Fresh footprints indicated that he was constantly on the move along the highest hiking route in Java, 3,676 meters above sea level.

The team had searched the 75-

meter-deep valley called Blank 75, and several places, such as Kalimati, Patok A, and Patok B, and also at the peak of the mount but failed to find the Swiss national.

On June 10, the team had conducted a search along the Tawon Songo route and found identical footprints along with a rope hook, believed to belong to Creaux at the point B area.

It is located at coordinate point 08 degrees, 4 16.1 South and 112 degrees,

57 16.1 East. However, the team was unable to find Creaux despite having followed the traces.

Head of the Management Division of Area III of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park authority Budi Mulyanto stated that the Swiss Consulate had appealed to the rescue team to continue its search efforts, and they were willing to offer logistical assistance.

The hiker from Switzerland was

pronounced missing during an attempt to illegally hike Mount Semeru. The incident was reported by his partner, Alice Guignard, to the officers of Ranu Pani Post on June 7.

Both Creaux and Guignard had illegally hiked the highest mountain in Java on June 3 as they had not registered themselves and not purchased an entrance ticket that would have permitted them to hike Mount Semeru.(ant)

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Republican U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally in Phoenix, Arizona, June 18, 2016.

Trump says U.S. should mull more racial profiling after Orlando shooting

International

Italy’s Renzi suffers vote setback as 5-Star makes big breakthrough

ROME - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was trounced by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement in local elections in Rome and Turin on Sunday, clouding his chances of winning a do-or-die referendum in October.

The result represented a major breakthrough for 5-Star, which feeds off popular anger over widespread corruption, with the party’s Virginia Raggi making history by becoming the first woman mayor in the Italian capital. “A new era is beginning with us,” said Raggi, who won 67 percent of the vote in the run-off ballot. “We’ll work to bring back legality and transparency to the city’s institutions.”

As a consolation for Renzi, his centre-left Democratic Party (PD) held on to power in Italy’s financial capital Milan and in the northern city of Bologna, beating more traditional, centre-right candidates in both places. Renzi has said he would not step down whatever the results on Sunday. Instead, he has pinned his future on the referendum on his constitutional reform that, he says, will bring stability to Italy and end its tradition of revolving-door governments.

But the losses in Rome and Turin suggest he might struggle to rally the nation behind him, with opposition parties lined up to reject his reform and even his own PD divided over the issue. The prime minister took office in 2014 promising to revitalise Italy, but he has struggled to boost economic growth and create jobs after years of stagnation. He has also been hurt by repeated scandals in the banking sector. Party bigwigs stayed off the screens on Sunday night as they tried to digest the results.

The PD’s defeat in Rome had been expected after widespread criticism of its management of the city over the past three years, with its mayor forced to resign in 2015 in a scandal over his expenses. But the loss in Turin, a centre-left stronghold and home of carmaker Fiat, was a major shock. The incumbent, Piero Fassino, a veteran party heavyweight, was swept aside by 5-Star candidate Chiara Appendino, 31, who overturned an 11-point gap after the first round to win 55 percent of the vote. (rtr)

WASHINGTON - Republican Donald Trump said on Sunday the United States should consider more racial profiling, in response to a question about whether he supported greater law enforcement scrutiny of Muslim Americans after the Orlando mass shooting. “I think profiling is something that we’re going to have to start thinking about as a country,”Trump told CBS’ “Face the Nation.” “You look at Israel and you look at others, and they do it and they do it successfully. And you know, I hate the concept of profiling, but we have to start using common sense,” he said when asked if he supported increased profiling of Muslims in America.

Trump made similar comments last December about profiling, the targeting of specific demographic groups for extra scrutiny, after a Muslim American and his wife killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California. Last week, Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee for the Nov. 8 election, sparked criticism from many in his party for his comments on American Muslims after the Orlando attack on Sunday, in which a U.S.-born Muslim man killed 49 people at a gay nightclub.

In a speech on national security on Monday, Trump stood by his call for a temporary ban on Mus-

lims entering the United States and proposed a suspension of immigration from countries with “a proven history of terrorism.” He also said the Muslim community had to “cooperate with law enforcement and turn in the people who they know are bad.”

Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, has said the comments show Trump is unfit to be president. The Florida gunman, Omar Mateen, was born in the United States to Afghan parents.

During a three-hour siege at the club, he expressed support for Islamic State, but officials believe he was “self-radicalized.”

In his interview on Sunday, Trump said there were “red flags” around Mateen, who had been investigated twice by the FBI but ultimately cleared. Trump also reiterated his support for more scrutiny of mosques, saying that could resemble a controversial New York City surveillance program that has been shut down. “If you go to France right now, they’re doing it in France. In fact, in some instances they’re closing down mosques,” he said. Police in France closed some mosques shortly after gunmen aligned with Islamic State militants killed 130 people in Paris in a series of attacks on Nov. 13. (rtr)

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New Rome’s Mayor Virginia Raggi of the 5-Star Movement attends a press conference in Rome, early Monday, June 20, 2016, soon after being elected. An anti-establishment newcomer, capitalizing on anger over political corruption and deteriorating city services, Raggi trounced Premier Matteo Renzi’s candidate in Rome’s mayoral runoff Sunday to become the first woman to head City Hall in the Italian capital.

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“Today was a bit unexpected. I got everyone’s hopes up yesterday by saying it could be the race of the season, It was, however, pretty uneventful,” said Red Bull’s Australian Daniel Ricciardo. Maybe, as some suggested, watching the earlier GP2 support series turn into a demolition derby had influenced their behaviour.

“I think all the drivers probably watched the GP2 race, scared themselves witless and behaved impeccably throughout the grand prix,” said Red Bull team principal Christian Horner with his tongue somewhat in cheek. “To not even have a virtual safety car, I don’t think anybody could have predicted that before the race. Especially with how many offs we’ve seen in all the sessions leading up to the race.” Horner said the need to save tyres to make a one-stop strategy work had played a part. But so too had simple skill.

“We’re all much more experienced and we’re able to avoid the incidents better and we also learned a lot from what was going on in the GP2, for sure,” said Mercedes’ race winner NicoRosberg. “I think it speaks for the quality,” said four times world champion Sebastian Vettel, who was second for Ferrari. “I think we’ve talked a lot about this track being high-risk, dangerous. “I think we had some corners here where you don’t want to think about what’s happening if you get it wrong, very little room for mistakes and error. But then it definitely makes you more alert...”

Vettel said he did not think anyone was taking it easy, but neither were they about to take “any stupid approaches to risk”. Track designer Hermann Tilke saw strategy at play, with some drivers expecting a high rate of attrition and believing they could score points just by being there at the finish.

“They did a very conservative strategy, all the drivers,” said the German. “And of course the drivers, and team managers maybe, saw the GP2 race and said, ‘If you finish maybe you are in the points’. But this was not the case.” (rtr)

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LONDON - Andy Murray became the first player to hold aloft the super-sized Queen’s Club trophy for a fifth time after he beat big-serving Canadian Milos Raonic 6-7(5) 6-4 6-3 in the final of the Aegon Championships on Sunday. The British top seed’s title hopes appeared to be faltering when he trailed by a set and 3-0 down in the second set but the 2013 Wimbledon champion drew on his greater grasscourt pedigree to turn the match around.

Murray, who also hoisted the trophy in 2009, 2011, 2013 and 2015, had shared the previous record of four Queen’s titles with seven other men, including Boris Becker, Roy Emerson and Raonic’s new grasscourt coach John McEnroe. However, a backhand volley into the net from Raonic allowed Murray to climb to the top of the pile and celebrate a winning start to his renewed coaching relationship with Ivan Lendl. “This tournament has loads of history... it’s a pleasure to play in front of someone like John (McEnroe)... and any time you can do something a bit better than someone like him, it’s an amazing feeling,” Murray said during the presentation ceremony. “To win here for a fifth time means a lot to me.”

While McEnroe was among those applauding the champion, Lendl performed a swift disappearing act from Centre Court even before Murray had a chance to celebrate his victory.

“It was nice of Ivan to stick around for the presentation!, joked Murray, who successfully defended the title at the Wimbledon warm-up tournament for the first time in his career. Raonic’s gamble to hire seven-times grand slam champion McEnroe appeared to be paying off as he looked set to win his first title on the lush green surface midway through the second set.

The Canadian had reached the final without dropping serve all week and when he led 3-0 in the second set, it seemed that Murray would also fall under his spell. But a blistering cross-court service return in the fifth game allowed the Scot to finally break Raonic’s momentum and from then on the Canadian third seed, who hurled down 14 aces, was powerless to stop Murray’s victory charge. “Congratulations to Andy for winning this tournament for a fifth time but I’m sure it’s not nearly as special as having your first fathers’ day as well,” Raonic said after contesting his first grasscourt final. (rtr)

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Great Britain’s Andy Murray celebrates with the trophy after victory in the final.

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Sp rt Often overlooked, Spain’s defense is thriving at Euro 2016

Ripped shirts, a burst ball as France draws 0-0 with Swiss

SAINT-MARTIN-DE-RE — Spain’s often overlooked defense still has an important role to play at the European Championship. The offense and its unique possession game gets most of the credit for the team’s success, but the defense carries the load so the talented midfielders can impress up front.

Spain enters Tuesday’s final Group D game against Croatia trying to defend a 14-game unbeaten run at the European Championship. It also has a seveng a m e streak without conceding a goal, going back to its opening match in the 2012 tournament.

The defense has also helped by scoring an important goal in the opening match against the Czech Republic, when central defender Gerard Pique came through with a late header after the strikers had struggled to find the net.

“We have been playing at a very high level on defense,” Spain full back Cezar Azpilicueta said. “It’s important we continue like this because it gives more confidence to the players up front. It gives them more freedom to create plays on offense.”

Spain hasn’t been defeated at the European Championship since a 1-0 loss to Portugal in the 2004 tournament. The last time it conceded a goal was in a 1-1 draw with Italy in its first match in 2012. It’s has gone 689 minutes without conceding a goal, which is the tournament’s longest run ever.

Pique and Sergio Ramos have been at the forefront of the Spanish defense for the past several years.

Both were in the team that won Euro 2012 and the 2010 World Cup. Spain conceded only one goal in 2012 and two at the World Cup in South Africa two years earlier.

Ramos, the team’s captain, was also in the squad that won Euro 2008, although he played as a right back in a team that had Carles Puyol and Carlos Marchena in the middle of the defense. In France, Juanfran Torres is playing right back and Jordi Alba is at left back.

“Ramos is a reference to us both on and off the field,” Alba said. “He is an example to us all.” In Spain’s 3-0 win over Turkey last week, Ramos became the field player with the most appearances with the Spanish national team, with 134.

Ramos and Pique carry a rivalry from club soccer in Spain, as Ramos plays for Real Madrid and Pique for Barcelona, but they have bonded to try to overcome the debacle of two years ago at the 2014 World Cup. The defend-

ers w e r e starters when Spain failed to advance past the group stage after conceding seven goals in three games, including five in the opener against the Netherlands. “We are playing for a country. It’s what unites us,” Ramos said. “It makes no difference what club we play for. We will give our best to try to make our country happy.”(ap)

AP Photo/Claude Paris

Spain’s Sergio Ramos reaches for the ball during the Euro 2016 Group D soccer match between Spain and Turkey at the Allianz Riviera stadium in Nice, France, Friday, June 17, 2016.

Albanian players at Euro 2016 to get diplomatic passports TIRANA — The players on Albania’s national soccer team will be given diplomatic passports in recognition of their win over Romania at the European Championship. Albania scored its first goal of the tournament and won its first match on Sunday, beating Albania 1-0 in the Group A match in Lyon. Armando Sadiku scored in the 43rd minute. “They are ambassadors without passports, but the premier will supply (diplomatic) passports to them,” Albanian soccer federation president Armand Duka said Monday.

Albania finished in third place in

the group, but it will likely have to wait until Wednesday to see if its three points is enough to advance to the round of 16.

In Tirana and in neighboring Kosovo, where half the squad has its origins, fans erupted in joy with people in the streets waving red-and-black national flags. Firecrackers were lit, cars rang their horns for hours and people danced to folk music. The soccer federation said that the UEFA financial reward will be divided among the players, who have also been promised more rewards from the government.(ap)

AP Photo/Hektor Pustina

Albanian soccer fans celebrate after their country won the Group A match against Romania, in Tirana, in Tirana, Albania Sunday, June 19, 2016.

Albania kept its hopes of qualifying for the round of 16 alive with a 1-0 victory over Romania on Sunday, a result that eliminated its opponent.

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LILLE — Though teams often swap shirts with their opponents after a game, Switzerland’s players were forced to change their own ones several times in an eventful 0-0 draw with France at the European Championship on Sunday.

Along with the four ripped shirts there was another unusual sight as the ball burst in the second half of a draw that sealed Switzerland’s place in the last 16, alongside an already-qualified France.

Granit Xhaka, who tore his shirt once in each half, joked that perhaps some shirt tugging from the French was involved, because “it’s the only way to stop a Swiss player.” But in reality France was the stronger side and squandered several scoring chances — which it also did against Romania and Albania.

The result ended up suiting both, with France taking first place in Group A and the Swiss advancing in second place.

Tournament host France hit the crossbar twice courtesy of spectacular strikes from Paul Pogba — from 25 meters — and substitute Dimitri Payet — with a volley on the run from Moussa Sissoko’s cross.

Switzerland caught the eye more for torn shirts than attacking play. “It means there was a lot of fight on the pitch,” Switzerland goalkeeper Yann Sommer said.

Switzerland midfielder Admir Mehmedi’s shirt was torn in the first half, forcing him to the sidelines for a backup. “We spoke with the referee about it,” Switzerland midfielder Valon Behrami said. “But he said: ‘it’s the fault of your shirt.’”

Teenage striker Breel Embolo also slightly tore the back of his in the first half. “If a shirt is pulled, they can come apart,” Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic said. “When you pull

shirts they do actually break.”

France coach Deschamps preferred to turn his attention to the rough state of the pitch, which cut up in places.

“It was better than the pitch we saw at Marseille (against Albania) but it’s annoying,” he said. “I don’t know who is responsible, but we are only in the group stage of the

competition and having such a pitch is not a good thing.” Then there was the match ball, which also came in for punishment.

As France pushed for a goal in the second half, forward Antoine Griezmann was dribbling when Switzerland midfielder Valon Behrami stepped in to tackle. The two converged on the ball and it burst,

AP Photo/Thibault Camus

Switzerland’s Breel Embolo jumps over France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris during the Euro 2016 Group A soccer match between Switzerland and France at the Pierre Mauroy stadium in Villeneuve d’Ascq, near Lille, France, Sunday, June 19, 2016.

with Behrami picking showing it to Slovenian referee Damir Skomina.

Just like in its previous games, France failed to turn possession into goals.

“Everyone hopes we play better, the players do and so do I,” Deschamps said. “I’m not blind; I know we can do better.”(ap)

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Sp rt Often overlooked, Spain’s defense is thriving at Euro 2016

Ripped shirts, a burst ball as France draws 0-0 with Swiss

SAINT-MARTIN-DE-RE — Spain’s often overlooked defense still has an important role to play at the European Championship. The offense and its unique possession game gets most of the credit for the team’s success, but the defense carries the load so the talented midfielders can impress up front.

Spain enters Tuesday’s final Group D game against Croatia trying to defend a 14-game unbeaten run at the European Championship. It also has a seveng a m e streak without conceding a goal, going back to its opening match in the 2012 tournament.

The defense has also helped by scoring an important goal in the opening match against the Czech Republic, when central defender Gerard Pique came through with a late header after the strikers had struggled to find the net.

“We have been playing at a very high level on defense,” Spain full back Cezar Azpilicueta said. “It’s important we continue like this because it gives more confidence to the players up front. It gives them more freedom to create plays on offense.”

Spain hasn’t been defeated at the European Championship since a 1-0 loss to Portugal in the 2004 tournament. The last time it conceded a goal was in a 1-1 draw with Italy in its first match in 2012. It’s has gone 689 minutes without conceding a goal, which is the tournament’s longest run ever.

Pique and Sergio Ramos have been at the forefront of the Spanish defense for the past several years.

Both were in the team that won Euro 2012 and the 2010 World Cup. Spain conceded only one goal in 2012 and two at the World Cup in South Africa two years earlier.

Ramos, the team’s captain, was also in the squad that won Euro 2008, although he played as a right back in a team that had Carles Puyol and Carlos Marchena in the middle of the defense. In France, Juanfran Torres is playing right back and Jordi Alba is at left back.

“Ramos is a reference to us both on and off the field,” Alba said. “He is an example to us all.” In Spain’s 3-0 win over Turkey last week, Ramos became the field player with the most appearances with the Spanish national team, with 134.

Ramos and Pique carry a rivalry from club soccer in Spain, as Ramos plays for Real Madrid and Pique for Barcelona, but they have bonded to try to overcome the debacle of two years ago at the 2014 World Cup. The defend-

ers w e r e starters when Spain failed to advance past the group stage after conceding seven goals in three games, including five in the opener against the Netherlands. “We are playing for a country. It’s what unites us,” Ramos said. “It makes no difference what club we play for. We will give our best to try to make our country happy.”(ap)

AP Photo/Claude Paris

Spain’s Sergio Ramos reaches for the ball during the Euro 2016 Group D soccer match between Spain and Turkey at the Allianz Riviera stadium in Nice, France, Friday, June 17, 2016.

Albanian players at Euro 2016 to get diplomatic passports TIRANA — The players on Albania’s national soccer team will be given diplomatic passports in recognition of their win over Romania at the European Championship. Albania scored its first goal of the tournament and won its first match on Sunday, beating Albania 1-0 in the Group A match in Lyon. Armando Sadiku scored in the 43rd minute. “They are ambassadors without passports, but the premier will supply (diplomatic) passports to them,” Albanian soccer federation president Armand Duka said Monday.

Albania finished in third place in

the group, but it will likely have to wait until Wednesday to see if its three points is enough to advance to the round of 16.

In Tirana and in neighboring Kosovo, where half the squad has its origins, fans erupted in joy with people in the streets waving red-and-black national flags. Firecrackers were lit, cars rang their horns for hours and people danced to folk music. The soccer federation said that the UEFA financial reward will be divided among the players, who have also been promised more rewards from the government.(ap)

AP Photo/Hektor Pustina

Albanian soccer fans celebrate after their country won the Group A match against Romania, in Tirana, in Tirana, Albania Sunday, June 19, 2016.

Albania kept its hopes of qualifying for the round of 16 alive with a 1-0 victory over Romania on Sunday, a result that eliminated its opponent.

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LILLE — Though teams often swap shirts with their opponents after a game, Switzerland’s players were forced to change their own ones several times in an eventful 0-0 draw with France at the European Championship on Sunday.

Along with the four ripped shirts there was another unusual sight as the ball burst in the second half of a draw that sealed Switzerland’s place in the last 16, alongside an already-qualified France.

Granit Xhaka, who tore his shirt once in each half, joked that perhaps some shirt tugging from the French was involved, because “it’s the only way to stop a Swiss player.” But in reality France was the stronger side and squandered several scoring chances — which it also did against Romania and Albania.

The result ended up suiting both, with France taking first place in Group A and the Swiss advancing in second place.

Tournament host France hit the crossbar twice courtesy of spectacular strikes from Paul Pogba — from 25 meters — and substitute Dimitri Payet — with a volley on the run from Moussa Sissoko’s cross.

Switzerland caught the eye more for torn shirts than attacking play. “It means there was a lot of fight on the pitch,” Switzerland goalkeeper Yann Sommer said.

Switzerland midfielder Admir Mehmedi’s shirt was torn in the first half, forcing him to the sidelines for a backup. “We spoke with the referee about it,” Switzerland midfielder Valon Behrami said. “But he said: ‘it’s the fault of your shirt.’”

Teenage striker Breel Embolo also slightly tore the back of his in the first half. “If a shirt is pulled, they can come apart,” Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic said. “When you pull

shirts they do actually break.”

France coach Deschamps preferred to turn his attention to the rough state of the pitch, which cut up in places.

“It was better than the pitch we saw at Marseille (against Albania) but it’s annoying,” he said. “I don’t know who is responsible, but we are only in the group stage of the

competition and having such a pitch is not a good thing.” Then there was the match ball, which also came in for punishment.

As France pushed for a goal in the second half, forward Antoine Griezmann was dribbling when Switzerland midfielder Valon Behrami stepped in to tackle. The two converged on the ball and it burst,

AP Photo/Thibault Camus

Switzerland’s Breel Embolo jumps over France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris during the Euro 2016 Group A soccer match between Switzerland and France at the Pierre Mauroy stadium in Villeneuve d’Ascq, near Lille, France, Sunday, June 19, 2016.

with Behrami picking showing it to Slovenian referee Damir Skomina.

Just like in its previous games, France failed to turn possession into goals.

“Everyone hopes we play better, the players do and so do I,” Deschamps said. “I’m not blind; I know we can do better.”(ap)

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BAKU - Formula One had been braced for crashes and mayhem in Azerbaijan’s race debut on Sunday but instead the drivers defied all expectations and barely put a wheel out of place. The safety car never left the pit lane, there were no accidents and none of the four cars that failed to finish hit anything. It was all a bit of an anti-climax, if also a relief that nobody got hurt.

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“Today was a bit unexpected. I got everyone’s hopes up yesterday by saying it could be the race of the season, It was, however, pretty uneventful,” said Red Bull’s Australian Daniel Ricciardo. Maybe, as some suggested, watching the earlier GP2 support series turn into a demolition derby had influenced their behaviour.

“I think all the drivers probably watched the GP2 race, scared themselves witless and behaved impeccably throughout the grand prix,” said Red Bull team principal Christian Horner with his tongue somewhat in cheek. “To not even have a virtual safety car, I don’t think anybody could have predicted that before the race. Especially with how many offs we’ve seen in all the sessions leading up to the race.” Horner said the need to save tyres to make a one-stop strategy work had played a part. But so too had simple skill.

“We’re all much more experienced and we’re able to avoid the incidents better and we also learned a lot from what was going on in the GP2, for sure,” said Mercedes’ race winner NicoRosberg. “I think it speaks for the quality,” said four times world champion Sebastian Vettel, who was second for Ferrari. “I think we’ve talked a lot about this track being high-risk, dangerous. “I think we had some corners here where you don’t want to think about what’s happening if you get it wrong, very little room for mistakes and error. But then it definitely makes you more alert...”

Vettel said he did not think anyone was taking it easy, but neither were they about to take “any stupid approaches to risk”. Track designer Hermann Tilke saw strategy at play, with some drivers expecting a high rate of attrition and believing they could score points just by being there at the finish.

“They did a very conservative strategy, all the drivers,” said the German. “And of course the drivers, and team managers maybe, saw the GP2 race and said, ‘If you finish maybe you are in the points’. But this was not the case.” (rtr)

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LONDON - Andy Murray became the first player to hold aloft the super-sized Queen’s Club trophy for a fifth time after he beat big-serving Canadian Milos Raonic 6-7(5) 6-4 6-3 in the final of the Aegon Championships on Sunday. The British top seed’s title hopes appeared to be faltering when he trailed by a set and 3-0 down in the second set but the 2013 Wimbledon champion drew on his greater grasscourt pedigree to turn the match around.

Murray, who also hoisted the trophy in 2009, 2011, 2013 and 2015, had shared the previous record of four Queen’s titles with seven other men, including Boris Becker, Roy Emerson and Raonic’s new grasscourt coach John McEnroe. However, a backhand volley into the net from Raonic allowed Murray to climb to the top of the pile and celebrate a winning start to his renewed coaching relationship with Ivan Lendl. “This tournament has loads of history... it’s a pleasure to play in front of someone like John (McEnroe)... and any time you can do something a bit better than someone like him, it’s an amazing feeling,” Murray said during the presentation ceremony. “To win here for a fifth time means a lot to me.”

While McEnroe was among those applauding the champion, Lendl performed a swift disappearing act from Centre Court even before Murray had a chance to celebrate his victory.

“It was nice of Ivan to stick around for the presentation!, joked Murray, who successfully defended the title at the Wimbledon warm-up tournament for the first time in his career. Raonic’s gamble to hire seven-times grand slam champion McEnroe appeared to be paying off as he looked set to win his first title on the lush green surface midway through the second set.

The Canadian had reached the final without dropping serve all week and when he led 3-0 in the second set, it seemed that Murray would also fall under his spell. But a blistering cross-court service return in the fifth game allowed the Scot to finally break Raonic’s momentum and from then on the Canadian third seed, who hurled down 14 aces, was powerless to stop Murray’s victory charge. “Congratulations to Andy for winning this tournament for a fifth time but I’m sure it’s not nearly as special as having your first fathers’ day as well,” Raonic said after contesting his first grasscourt final. (rtr)

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Great Britain’s Andy Murray celebrates with the trophy after victory in the final.

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Republican U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally in Phoenix, Arizona, June 18, 2016.

Trump says U.S. should mull more racial profiling after Orlando shooting

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Italy’s Renzi suffers vote setback as 5-Star makes big breakthrough

ROME - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was trounced by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement in local elections in Rome and Turin on Sunday, clouding his chances of winning a do-or-die referendum in October.

The result represented a major breakthrough for 5-Star, which feeds off popular anger over widespread corruption, with the party’s Virginia Raggi making history by becoming the first woman mayor in the Italian capital. “A new era is beginning with us,” said Raggi, who won 67 percent of the vote in the run-off ballot. “We’ll work to bring back legality and transparency to the city’s institutions.”

As a consolation for Renzi, his centre-left Democratic Party (PD) held on to power in Italy’s financial capital Milan and in the northern city of Bologna, beating more traditional, centre-right candidates in both places. Renzi has said he would not step down whatever the results on Sunday. Instead, he has pinned his future on the referendum on his constitutional reform that, he says, will bring stability to Italy and end its tradition of revolving-door governments.

But the losses in Rome and Turin suggest he might struggle to rally the nation behind him, with opposition parties lined up to reject his reform and even his own PD divided over the issue. The prime minister took office in 2014 promising to revitalise Italy, but he has struggled to boost economic growth and create jobs after years of stagnation. He has also been hurt by repeated scandals in the banking sector. Party bigwigs stayed off the screens on Sunday night as they tried to digest the results.

The PD’s defeat in Rome had been expected after widespread criticism of its management of the city over the past three years, with its mayor forced to resign in 2015 in a scandal over his expenses. But the loss in Turin, a centre-left stronghold and home of carmaker Fiat, was a major shock. The incumbent, Piero Fassino, a veteran party heavyweight, was swept aside by 5-Star candidate Chiara Appendino, 31, who overturned an 11-point gap after the first round to win 55 percent of the vote. (rtr)

WASHINGTON - Republican Donald Trump said on Sunday the United States should consider more racial profiling, in response to a question about whether he supported greater law enforcement scrutiny of Muslim Americans after the Orlando mass shooting. “I think profiling is something that we’re going to have to start thinking about as a country,”Trump told CBS’ “Face the Nation.” “You look at Israel and you look at others, and they do it and they do it successfully. And you know, I hate the concept of profiling, but we have to start using common sense,” he said when asked if he supported increased profiling of Muslims in America.

Trump made similar comments last December about profiling, the targeting of specific demographic groups for extra scrutiny, after a Muslim American and his wife killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California. Last week, Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee for the Nov. 8 election, sparked criticism from many in his party for his comments on American Muslims after the Orlando attack on Sunday, in which a U.S.-born Muslim man killed 49 people at a gay nightclub.

In a speech on national security on Monday, Trump stood by his call for a temporary ban on Mus-

lims entering the United States and proposed a suspension of immigration from countries with “a proven history of terrorism.” He also said the Muslim community had to “cooperate with law enforcement and turn in the people who they know are bad.”

Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, has said the comments show Trump is unfit to be president. The Florida gunman, Omar Mateen, was born in the United States to Afghan parents.

During a three-hour siege at the club, he expressed support for Islamic State, but officials believe he was “self-radicalized.”

In his interview on Sunday, Trump said there were “red flags” around Mateen, who had been investigated twice by the FBI but ultimately cleared. Trump also reiterated his support for more scrutiny of mosques, saying that could resemble a controversial New York City surveillance program that has been shut down. “If you go to France right now, they’re doing it in France. In fact, in some instances they’re closing down mosques,” he said. Police in France closed some mosques shortly after gunmen aligned with Islamic State militants killed 130 people in Paris in a series of attacks on Nov. 13. (rtr)

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New Rome’s Mayor Virginia Raggi of the 5-Star Movement attends a press conference in Rome, early Monday, June 20, 2016, soon after being elected. An anti-establishment newcomer, capitalizing on anger over political corruption and deteriorating city services, Raggi trounced Premier Matteo Renzi’s candidate in Rome’s mayoral runoff Sunday to become the first woman to head City Hall in the Italian capital.

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WASHINGTON — When the U.S. housing bubble peaked a decade ago, soon to burst with far-reaching consequences, the pain was particularly severe for black and Hispanic Americans.

World War II and overall home ownership rates climbed.

Many minority homeowners who bought or refinanced during the bubble eventually became trapped by predatory mortgages, some requiring no money down and monthly payments that eventually ballooned.

Just 41.5 percent of black households own their homes, down from nearly 50 percent in late 2004, according to the Census Bureau.

The share of Hispanic homeowners dropped to 45.3 percent from roughly 50 percent. Both drops were sharper than the decline in white home ownership — to 72.1 percent from roughly 75 percent. The Urban Institute forecast last year that Hispanic home ownership will rise slightly through 2030 but that black homeownership will tumble to 40 percent by 2030 if U.S. economic growth is about average and 38 percent if growth is slow.

A series of sudden emergency expenses cost Carmen and Ricardo Ramirez their one-bedroom condominium in Washington Heights, a neighborhood near Manhattan’s northern tip.

The couple had bought their home in 2005 for $299,000 with an adjustable-rate mortgage that was popular during the bubble and destructive during the bust once the interest and principal payments were adjusted higher. Life seemed manageable until 2010, when the recession forced them to close their steakhouse restaurant. Then Ricardo suffered a traumatic brain injury during a fall in 2011,

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A steamroller grinds bottles of illegal alcohol at the Indonesian Customs headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia, Monday, June 20, 2016. Tens of thousands of bottles of illegal liquor confiscated by the Customs in operations in the first half of 2016 were destroyed during the public display.

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In this Friday, June 17, 2016, photo, Carmen Ramirez, and her husband, Ricardo Ramirez, are photographed in their room at the Bronxwood Home for the Aged, in the Bronx borough of New York. and Carmen suffered a back and leg injury in 2012. Her parents later died, and the funeral costs caused the couple to miss mortgage payments, triggering fees for late payments that led to foreclosure.

“Have you ever heard the saying, when it rains, it pours?” said Carmen, 61. “Well, it was one after the other with us.” Bankruptcy failed to save the condo, which their board refused to let them sell at a loss.

Now, the couple is out of their home and in an assisted living facility after receiving relocation help from the Center for New York City Neighborhoods, which promotes affordable homeownership. “We got nothing back — except a tax bill,” Carmen said.

Without home equity, it has become disproportionately hard for minorities to borrow to start a business, send their children to college or finance a retirement.(ap)

Nigerian naira slumps 23 percent after currency peg ends

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A trader changes dollars for naira at a currency exchange store in Lagos, Nigeria, February 12, 2015.

LAGOS - Nigeria’s naira slumped 23 percent against the U.S. dollar on Monday in tentative interbank trading after central bank removed its currency peg, Thomson Reuters data showed. The naira traded just twice at 255 against the dollar, and less than $1 million had changed hands by 11:00 a.m. (1000 GMT), as dealers said they were nervous about foreign exchange liquidity under the new system.

Monday’s rate was sharply weaker than the 197 peg the central bank had been maintaining for the past 16 months, then abandoned last week in a bid to alleviate chronic forex shortages. But it was still off the 350 seen on the parallel market since a slump in oil revenues started hammering public finances and foreign currency reserves.

Naira market trading will close at 14:00 pm (1300 GMT). Foreign investors and economists had called for months for a naira devaluation as the forex shortages choked economic growth and led to widespread capital flight.

The central bank said last week it would abandon the peg in a “managed float”. The median forecast from 10 analysts surveyed

by Reuters suggests it will could trade on Monday as weak as 300 per dollar.

Africa’s biggest economy, which contracted by 0.4 percent in the first quarter, faces its worst crisis in decades after the decline in oil prices since 2014 and last year’s introduction of a currency peg.

With a likely sharp fall for the naira, Nigerian products will be-

come relatively cheap and imports more expensive, which should stimulate the domestic economy but will likely light a fire under already rising inflation.

“The new system should reduce the shortage of FX in the economy and - in the long run - reduce strains in the balance of payments by discouraging imports and boosting export competitiveness,” Capital Economics’ John Ashbourne said.

“But the new system certainly does not mark the end of Nigeria’s economic problems.”

Nigeria, Africa’s largest crude exporter, has resisted devaluing its currency for more than a year despite other major oil producers, including Russia, Kazakhstan and Angola, allowing currencies to fall after crude prices collapsed.(rtr)

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10 years after housing bubble, damage lingers for minorities

A disproportionate number of minorities succumbed to subprime mortgages and foreclosures and lost their homes. Their collective loss of home equity and shift toward rental housing could widen America’s racial and ethnic divides well into the future, according to researchers and housing advocates.

The drop in home ownership has grown so severe that it could impede wealth creation for generations of minority families, said Antoine Thompson, executive director of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers, the nation’s oldest minority trade association.

“We lost a lot of wealth,” Thompson said.

“We are reaching epidemic and crisis levels in black America.”

The decline dovetails with a broader shift toward renting in the aftermath of the housing bust. An analysis by The Associated Press has found that rising rental costs and stagnant pay are making it harder to save to buy a home. Longtime homeowners, by contrast, have enjoyed rising home equity and lighter mortgage bills resulting from lower mortgage rates.

The problem is most pronounced among minorities who already had lower ownership rates before the bubble. Actions such as “redlining” — which for decades denied loans to minorities — excluded black neighborhoods from government-backed mortgages. This made it harder for minorities to buy even as the U.S. economy surged after

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Indonesia vows more decisive action after Chinese ship spat

JAKARTA — Indonesia said it will continue to take “decisive” action against foreign ships operating illegally in waters under its jurisdiction after Beijing criticized its navy for shooting at Chinese fishing vessels.

Indonesian navy spokesman First Admiral Edi Sucipto on Monday confirmed an Indonesian warship fired warning shots at Chinese fishing vessels in waters off Indonesia’s Natuna islands and detained one of the vessels and its seven crew members.

He said the incident occurred on Friday.

“We will not hesitate to take decisive action against foreign ships, whatever their flag and nationality, when they commit violations in Indonesian territory,” Sucipto said.

China’s Foreign Ministry released a statement of protest on Sunday and said the Indonesian navy had “abused its military

force.” It said one fisherman was injured during the incident.

China’s expansive claims to the South China Sea do not include the Natuna islands, which are nearly 2,000 kilometers (1,250 miles) from the Chinese mainland in waters between Malaysia and Borneo.

But China’s nine dash line, which it uses to roughly demarcate its ambitions for maritime boundaries, overlaps with the section of Indonesia’s internationally-recognized exclusive economic zone extending from the Natuna islands. The Chinese foreign ministry’s statement characterized the far-

away waters as China’s traditional fishing ground.

The incident Friday was the third such clash since March, when Indonesia intercepted a Chinese fishing vessel off the Natuna islands. In May, an Indonesian frigate fired shots at a Chinese trawler when it refused to stop fishing, and then seized the vessel and its eight crew members.

Maritime and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti, who has overseen the destruction of dozens of foreign boats caught illegally fishing in Indonesian waters, said the navy followed correct procedures for dealing with poachers.

“We don’t shoot for no clear reason. Protecting the sovereignty of our country is a must,” she wrote on Twitter.(ap)

JAKARTA - A series of events will be carried out, welcoming the arrival of Vice President Jusuf Kalla to a few districts around Lake Toba, North Sumatra, from July 29 - 30.

It was announced in a meeting regarding the Vice Presidents agenda in the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KHLK) in Jakarta, Monday, attended by a number of officials including Environment and Forestry Ministry Siti Nurbaya, Minister of Public Works and Housing Basuki Hadimuljono, North Sumatra Governor Tengku Erry Nuradi and member Commission I of the House of Representatives Effendi Simbolon.

“There are a number of events prepared for the Vice Presidents visit, including the planting of 7,000 trees, customary deliberation and the preservation of the environment,” said Minister of Environment and Forestry (LHK) Siti Nurbaya in the meeting.

The series of events is prepared for the Vice Presidents visit, in line with the local governors plans to prompt the growth of tourism and infrastructure development around the vicinity of Lake Toba.

The plan received a positive feedback from North Sumatra Governor Tengku Erry Nuradi. He hopes that the Vice Presidents agenda will provide more than an opportunity to endorse their cultural wealth.

“There need to be a serious discussion regarding infrastructure expansion and the efforts to elevate the peoples competitiveness, by introducing the unique cultures of each areas to attract tourists,” said Tengku.

Seven local governors from each coastal districts around Lake Toba declared their ability to support the success of the Vice Presidents visit to the volcanic lake area. We will be sure to have everything prepared,” said North Tapanuli governor Nikson Nababan.

The seven districts bordering the lake are Samosir, Toba Samosir, Humbang Hasundutan, North Tapanuli, Simalungun, Dairi and Karo.

While the areas that are on the list for Vice President Kallas visit are Parapat regency in Simalungun district and Huta Ginjang in North Tapanuli district.(ant)

Rescuers continue search for missing Swiss hiker on Mt Semeru

LUMAJANG - A joint search and rescue (SAR) team continued its operation to look for a Swiss hiker, who had gone missing at Mount Semeru in East Java Province.

“The search for the missing hiker has resumed this Monday and will be continued for the next seven days following a request by the victims family and the Honorary Consulate of Switzerland,” Head of the National SAR Team of East Timur M.

Arifin stated here on Monday.

The search for 26-year-old Lionel Du Creaux had been called off on Saturday evening after a 10-day operation that yielded no result.

The SAR team followed the traces, hoping to find the missing mountaineer. Fresh footprints indicated that he was constantly on the move along the highest hiking route in Java, 3,676 meters above sea level.

The team had searched the 75-

meter-deep valley called Blank 75, and several places, such as Kalimati, Patok A, and Patok B, and also at the peak of the mount but failed to find the Swiss national.

On June 10, the team had conducted a search along the Tawon Songo route and found identical footprints along with a rope hook, believed to belong to Creaux at the point B area.

It is located at coordinate point 08 degrees, 4 16.1 South and 112 degrees,

57 16.1 East. However, the team was unable to find Creaux despite having followed the traces.

Head of the Management Division of Area III of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park authority Budi Mulyanto stated that the Swiss Consulate had appealed to the rescue team to continue its search efforts, and they were willing to offer logistical assistance.

The hiker from Switzerland was

pronounced missing during an attempt to illegally hike Mount Semeru. The incident was reported by his partner, Alice Guignard, to the officers of Ranu Pani Post on June 7.

Both Creaux and Guignard had illegally hiked the highest mountain in Java on June 3 as they had not registered themselves and not purchased an entrance ticket that would have permitted them to hike Mount Semeru.(ant)

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Thousands of people enthusiastically follow Pejeng Porridge Festival

GIANYAR - Thousands of people thronged the Sapta Dharma Square at Pejeng, Sunday (Jun. 19) to follow the second Pejeng Porridge Festival. As a series of village games, the festival aims to introduce the culinary richness of Pejeng to general public.

A total of 11 merchants were involved to peddle porridge cuisine in this festival. More interestingly, the porridge was provided at free of charge to every resident previously participating in the fun walk. This leisurely stroll was not just a sport because while covering the distance along eight kilometers, they also collected plastic waste. Apart from porridge, the other typical cuisines such as pesan telengis, pesan lindung and pesan kacang were also available at the festival arena.

According to headman of Pejeng, Cok Agung Kusumayudha Pemayun,

the merchants participating in the festival were given stimulant fund worth IDR 500,000. With the funds, each merchant is required to provide 100 portions of porridge distributed to the public at free of charge. He explained the porridge festival is held to promote the local typical cuisines of Pejeng particularly the porridge.

The public is expected to know about the peculiar taste of Pejeng porridge.

“We hope that people especially the young generation in the future will love more their traditional culinary treasures,” he said.

Further, he disclosed that when the typical cuisines of Pejeng have been more famous, the welfare of small businesses can be increased.

Moreover, in the future he is going to establish the center for unique cuisines of Pejeng. Hopefully, merchants can set a decent price for the cuisines on offer.. (kmb25)

The schedule of the 38th Bali Art Festival Tuesday, 14th Juni 2016 Time : 11.00 A.M Location : Angsoka Open Stage Program : Rekontruction Arts Gamelan Caruk by Caruk Group, Pau Village, Banjarangkan Sub-Distric Klungkung Regency Time : 11.00 A.M Location : Ayodya Open Stage Program : Topeng Bondres Competition by Tugek Carangsari Group, from Carangsari village, Petang Sub-distric, Badung Regency Time : 11.00 A.M. Location : Ayodya Open Stage Program : Dance Fragment Lubdaka Performance by Seni Sunari Wakya group, Banjar Tegah, Batuan Village, Sukawati Sub-distric, Gianyar Regency Time : 14.00 P.M Location : Ratna Kanda Open Stage Program : Topeng Panca Exhibition, by Seni Bajra Murti Topeng art community,from Banjar Medahan, Medahan village, Blahbatuh Sub-distric, Gianyar Regency Time : 17.00 P.M Location : Wantilan Hall Program : Dance and Music Bebatelan Performance by Wayang dan Topeng Samirata group, Abiansemal Sub-distric, Badung Regency Time : 19.00 P.M. Location : Ayodya Open Stage Program : Arja Dance Exhibition by Gita Taruna SMPN 2 Semarapura group, Klungkung Regency Time : 20.00 P.M. Location : Ardha Chandra Amphitheatre Program : Children Gong Kebyar exhibition featuring from Sapta Widya Budaya Group, Guang Village, Sukawati Sub-distric Gianyar Regency with Genitri group, Pupuan Village, Pupuan Sub-distric, Tabanan Regency

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Keyboard warriors: S.Korea trains new frontline in decades-old war with North

SEOUL - In one college major at Seoul’s elite Korea University, the courses are known only by number, and students keep their identities a secret from outsiders.

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Hospitals have special rules for visitors that are aimed at protecting the health of both patients and visitors.

Sanglah Hospital rules often breached

DENPASAR - Hospitals have special rules for visitors that are aimed at protecting the health of both patients and visitors.

Many of these rules, including; not respecting visiting hours, carrying too much luggage, groups of people coming into the emergency or treatment rooms, smoking on the hospital area and bringing children under 12 years old to visit patients, are however often disregarded.

Due to rampant violations of such rules, Sanglah Hospital has decided to crack down. In addition to meeting the requirements for JCI accreditation, tightening supervision of visitor activities is also of direct benefit to patients. To begin with Sanglah Hospital’s security personal will be cracking down on both visitors and medical personal who try to use the front door of the emergency room as this is forbidden

by JCI rules.

“Although it has never been allowed, now we are making sure that it does not happen. The front door is prioritized for patients, while others must use the back door” said Putu Putra Wisada, Chief of Legal

and Public Relations for Sanglah Hospital.

Apart from disturbing patients, over cording of the emergency room is also hazardous as this area potentially has germs, bacteria and viruses thus making people vulnerable to infection. Also having too many people accompany patients can interfere with the work of health care workers as they provide treatment services. “We ask that no more than one person accompany patients into the treatment room”, he added.

Admittedly, it is difficult to apply the hospital rules as people are so accustomed to breaking them.

“Because of the strong sense of mutual aid in our culture, patients

tend to be accompanied by many people”, he said.

Children under 12 years old should also not be accompanying or visiting patients because they are are at higher risk of infection due to the lowered immunity that young people have.

This is different than smoking on hospital grounds which is strictly forbidden. Municipal Police have often caught people breaching this rule.

Wisada added that he hopes that people will comply with the rules, including respecting visiting hours which run from 11:30 to 13:00 and from 18:00 to 20:00. Visitors are asked to only visit within these hours so as not to disturb other patients who need a lot of rest.

Until now there have been no consequences for people who break the rules but soon offenders will be spoken to. Supervision will b carried out by both security guards and hospital personnel. (kmb42)

The Cyber Defense curriculum, funded by the defence ministry, trains young keyboard warriors who get a free education in exchange for a seven-year commitment as officers in the army’s cyber warfare unit - and its ongoing conflict with North Korea. North and South Korea remain in a technical state of war since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in an armed truce. Besides Pyongyang’s nuclear and rocket programmes, South Korea says the North has a strong cyber army which it has blamed for a series of attacks in the past three years. The cyber defence programme at the university in Seoul was founded in 2011, with the first students enrolled the following year.

One 21-year-old student, who allowed himself to be identified only by his surname Noh, said he had long been interested in computing and cyber security and was urged by his father to join the programme. All South Korean males are required to serve in the military, usually for up to two years. “It’s not a time burden but part of a process to build my career,” Noh said. “Becoming a cyber warrior means devoting myself

to serve my country,” he said in a war room packed with computers and wall-mounted flat screens at the school’s science library. South Korea, a key U.S. ally, is one of the world’s most technologically advanced countries.

That makes its networks that control everything from electrical power grids to the banking system vulnerable against an enemy that has relatively primitive infrastructure and thus few targets against which the South can retaliate. “In relative terms, it looks unfavourable because our country has more places to defend, while North Korea barely uses or provides internet,” said Noh. Last year, South Korea estimated that the North’s “cyber army” had doubled in size over two years to 6,000 troops, and the South has been scrambling to ramp up its capability to meet what it considers to be a rising threat. The United States and South Korea announced efforts to strengthen cooperation on cyber security, including “deepening military-to-military cyber cooperation,” the White House said during President Park Geun-hye’s visit to

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North Korea leader Kim Jong Un visits the remodeled Pyongyang Cornstarch Factory in this undated photo released by North Korea’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on June 16, 2016.

Washington in October. In addition to the course at Korea University, the national police has been ex-

to the Denpasar District Court. Public prosecutors that will lead the trial of this case consist of Alit Suastika, Swasti Arini and Purwanti.

Spokesperson of the Bali Prosecutor’s Office, Ashari Kurniawan, said on Friday (Jun. 17) that the prosecutor’s office has been ready. “It is just awaiting the schedule of trial. In the near future, it will soon be on trial,” he said.

Ashari added that his institution

has attempted maximally to prosecute the sexual offenders. This happens because sexual crimes against children belong to extraordinary crime.

As is known, this man from Australia named as the suspect in the pedophilia case in Tabanan. Victims of Robert are minors in several rural areas. There are a dozen of victims.

His modus of operandi is that the victims were lured with fast food. (kmb37)

a one-year programme in 2012 to train so-called “white hat” - or ethical - computer hackers. (rtr)

Istanbul riot police disperse “Trans Pride” march

Foreign pedophile will be on trial soon

DENPASAR - Second handover of the pedophile allegation case ensnaring a traveler from Australia, Robert Andrew Fiddes Ellis as the suspect has been longstanding. However, so far the trial has not been done yet. As information received by Bali Post, the prosecutor has been prepared for the hearing of this case. In the near future, the trial will be made immediately. It happens because the team of prosecutor has handed over the files of Robert

panding its cyber defence capabilities, while the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning started

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Riot police use rubber pellets to disperse LGBT rights activists during a transgender pride parade, which was banned by the governorship, in central Istanbul, Turkey, June 19, 2016.

ISTANBUL - Istanbul riot police fired tear gas and rubber pellets on Sunday to disperse a march for transgender people banned after ultra-nationalists said that “degenerates” could not demonstrate. Hundreds of riot police cordoned off the city’s main Taksim Square to prevent the “Trans Pride” rally taking place during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Authorities have banned transgender and gay pride marches this month, citing security concerns after the ultranationalist warnings against any such events on Turkish soil. “Football fans can rally in this country whenever they want. We were going to do a peaceful activity,” said Ebru Kiranci, spokesperson of the Istanbul LGBTI Solidarity Association. “(The) holy month of Ramadan is an excuse. If you are going to respect Ramadan, respect us too. The heterosexuals think it’s too much for us, only 2 hours in 365 days,” she said. The annual gay pride parade, described as the biggest in the Muslim world, was due to take place on June 26. Istanbul has held gay pride parades since 2003, attracting tens of thousands of marchers, but last year’s was broken up by

police. Although the Turkish republic is constitutionally secular, the vast majority of the population is Muslim.

Tayyip Erdogan, who became president in 2014 after 11 years as prime minister, has steadily boosted the power of the head of state’s office with appeals to conservative nationalist and religious-minded Turks. This has effectively shifted Turkey from a parliamentary to a presidential system even before Erdogan seeks to amend the constitution through a referendum to make that official. Unlike many other Muslim countries, homosexuality is not a crime in Turkey but hostility toward gays remains widespread. Critics say Erdogan and his Islamist-rooted AK Party have shown little interest in expanding rights for minorities, gays and women, and are intolerant of dissent.

The assault by the riot police targeted protesters angered by an attack on a record store launching the new Radiohead album on Saturday. A group of men armed with sticks and bottles attacked the store late on Friday, apparently in protest at people drinking beer during Ramadan, video footage on social media showed. (rtr)

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HONOLULU — After the most powerful El Nino on record heated the world’s oceans to never-before-seen levels, huge swaths of once vibrant coral reefs that were teeming with life are now stark white ghost towns disintegrating into the sea.

And the world’s top marine scientists are still struggling in the face of global warming and decades of devastating reef destruction to find the political and financial wherewithal to tackle the loss of these globally important ecosystems.

“What we have to do is to really translate the urgency,” said Ruth Gates, president of the International Society for Reef Studies and director of the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology.

Gates, who helped organize a conference this week for more than 2,000 international reef scientists, policymakers and others, said the scientific community needs to make it clear how “intimately reef health is intertwined with human health.”

The International Coral Reef Symposium convenes Monday to try to create a more unified conservation plan for coral reefs. She said researchers have to find a way to implement large scale solutions with the help of governments.

Consecutive years of coral bleaching have led to some of the most widespread mortality of reefs on record, leaving scientists in a race to save them. While bleached coral often recovers, multiple years weakens the organisms and increases the risk of death.

Researchers have achieved some success with projects such as creating coral nurseries and growing forms of “super coral” that can withstand harsher conditions. But much of that science is being done on a very small scale with limited funding.

Bob Richmond, director of the University of Hawaii’s Kewalo Ma-

rine Laboratory, said the problems are very clear: “overfishing of reef herbivores and top predators, land-based sources of pollution and sedimentation, and the continued and growing impacts of climate change.”

While reefs are major contributors to many coastal tourist economies, saving the world’s coral isn’t just about having pretty places for vacationers to explore. Reefs are integral to the overall ecosystem and are an essential component of everyday human existence.

Reefs not only provide habitat for most ocean fish consumed by humans, but they also shelter land from storm surges and rising sea levels. Coral has even been found to have medicinal properties.

In one project to help save reefs, researchers at the University of Hawaii’s Institute of Marine Biology have been taking samples from corals that have shown tolerance for harsher conditions in Oahu’s Kaneohe Bay and breeding them with other strong strains in slightly warmer than normal conditions to create a super coral.

The idea is to make the corals more resilient by training them to adapt to tougher conditions before transplanting them into the ocean.

Another program run by the state of Hawaii has created seed banks and a fast-growing coral nursery for expediting coral restoration projects.

Most of Hawaii’s species of coral are unlike other corals around the world in that they grow very slowly, which makes reef rebuilding in the state difficult. So officials came up with a plan to grow large chunks of coral in a fraction of the time it would

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This May 2016 photo provided by NOAA shows bleaching and some dead coral around Jarvis Island, which is part of the U.S. Pacific Remote Marine National Monument. Scientists found 95 percent of the coral is dead in what had been one of the world’s most lush and isolated tropical marine reserve. More than 2,000 international reef scientists, policymakers and stakeholders are gathering in Hawaii starting Monday, June 20, 2016, to discuss the latest coral science and what can be done to stop widespread death of the world’s reefs. normally take.

Coral reefs have almost always been studied up close, by scientists in the water looking at small portions of reefs.

But NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is taking a wider view, from about 23,000 feet above. NASA and other scientists recently launched a three-year campaign to gather new

data on coral reefs worldwide. They are using specially designed imaging instruments attached to aircraft.

“The idea is to get a new perspective on coral reefs from above, to study them at a larger scale than we have been able to before, and then relate reef condition to the environment,” said Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences’ Eric Hochberg, prin-

cipal investigator for the project.

If the scientific community and the world’s governments can’t come together to address coral’s decline, one of earth’s most critical habitats could soon be gone, leaving humans to deal with the unforeseen consequences.

“What happens if we don’t take care of our reefs?” asked Gates.

“It’s dire.” (ap)

Solar plane begins trans-Atlantic stretch of global journey NEW YORK — A solar-powered airplane has begun its transAtlantic flight on the latest leg of its globe-circling voyage.

The Swiss-made Solar Impulse 2 took off from New York City early Sunday morning.

Bertrand Piccard, who is piloting the aircraft, left at 2:30 a.m. from John F. Kennedy International Airport and will be landing in Seville Airport in Spain over three days Bertrand Piccard/Solar Impulse via AP

later.

The Solar Impulse 2’s wings, which stretch wider than those of a Boeing 747, are equipped with 17,000 solar cells that power propellers and charge batteries. The plane runs on stored energy at night.

The trip began in March 2015 from Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Stops were made in Oman, Myanmar, China and Japan. (ap)

Bertrand Piccard takes a selfie on board the “Solar Impulse 2” during his flight from Dayton, Ohio to Lehigh Valley International Airport in Allentown, Pa., where he landed, Wednesday, May 25 2016. The plane was expected to make at least one more stop in the United States — in New York — before crossing the Atlantic Ocean to Europe or northern Africa.

Dozens of homes have already been damaged by abrasion and even the main road has started coming apart from salt water damage.

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Pengambengan fishing village being swallowed by the sea House of poor grandma reduced to half

NEGARA - Pengambengan fishing village in Jembrana is threatened by coastal abrasion and there can at least be some assistance could soon disappear altogether. Dozens of homes have already been damaged by abrasion and provided in the form of building materials for new houses when we even the main road has started coming apart from salt water damage.

This situation is made all the more tragic by the fact that several very poor families’ homes have been severely damage. 75 year old Grandma Sriani’s house, for example, has been eaten halfway through but eh ocean. As recently observed in Ketapang hamlet in Pengambengan, the coastline is hit with the brunt of ocean waves everyday and two to three meters of the shore have

already disappeared.

Aan, another local resident, said that her land is eroded one meter every day. “Within a month, how many meters of the land will disappear? Within one year, this village will probably be gone” said Aan. Many fishermen from this village have been forced to move, many of whom are either staying with relatives or renting a place in

a more secure location.

Others however have managed to survive on the coast, even though many homes have collapsed from being continuously hit by waves as Mr. Parno and grandma Sriani -who lives alone, have experienced.

“Even though the issues related to abrasion cannot be immediately resolved -because authority lies with the central government, we hope that

relocate”, said one fisherman.

In the meantime, hamlet chief of Ketapang, Kamaruzaman, said that local residents had taken the initiative of planning to plant mangrove trees to help stem the tides. However when officers from the Maritime, Fisheries and Forestry Agency surveyed the area they declared it to not be appropriate to do so.

“It is said the mangroves will only grow in muddy swamps. If

they are planted in dry sand like the coastline of this village, that they will not survive even if they are diligently watered”, said Lamaruzaman.

Some time ago, while visiting the Nusantara Fishery Port (PPN) at Pengambengan, the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Susi Pudjiastuti held a press conference in which she ordered here subordinates to build a break water in the villages to save the fishermen form the threat of abrasion. (kmb)

Petitenget estuary also experiences severe sedimentation MANGUPURA - Siltation due to sedimentation is not only occurring in the estuary of Tukad Mati river but also at Petitenget where the swampy water is emitting a rather pungent stench.

The government of Badung has

therefor instructed the Badung Highways and Irrigation Agency (BMP) to deal with the situation and as Head of the BMP Badung, Ida Bagus Surya Suamba said, the estuary is experiencing quite severe sedimentation.

“The area of Petitenget including

the estuary is currently being dealt with. Today (June 17), some of our employees are dredging the sedimentation with heavy machinery”, he said.

Suamba added that not only is Petitenget estuary being dredged of sedi-

ment but its revetment is also having repairs done to is as many areas have become fragile. “We are also making improvement to the revetment and the parking area and compound wall are also being renovated to make them look nicer”, he explained.

According to the web services of the Electronic Procurement (LPSE) of Badung the project auction has been ongoing since March 2016 and was won by contractor PT Undagi Jaya Mandiri with a contract value of IDR 6.7 billion. (kmb27)

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The slum in one part of Denpasar.

Murjana Yasa added that the number of migrants in Bali continues to increase each year, with estimates of approximately 40,000 people having migrated here in the last five year. Anyone who is enumerated as living in Bali but who was not living in Bali five years ago is considered a migrant, he explained.

“Increasing numbers of migrants shows that Bali is developing quickly as this is what draws people to come here”, he said. According to Yasa, there is also a positive co relation between newcomers and economic development as gener-

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ally people who are willing to move to find work are productive people.

“The presence of migrants is also strongly associated with investment. When investments are made jobs are created which in turn creates other market opportunities”, he explained.

On the other hand, said Murjana Yasa, the presence of migrants also brings problems in terms of competition with local job seekers. The threat of land conversion to create new residences is also a threat.

“Another problem involves social, cultural and criminality aspects which tend to increase as not all migrants find work which can lead to general social unrest and friction”, he concluded. (kmb32)

To minimize water pollution of Lake Batur

Farmers asked to use phyto-pesticides BANGLI—

Water quality in Lake Batur has decreased lately. It is characterized by an increase in the content of biological oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) having exceeded the threshold.

One of the factors causing this condition is the uncontrollable use of chemical pesticides in the agricultural sector. To prevent the water condition of the Bali’s largest lake from getting worse, farmers are expected to switch to the use of phyto-pesticide. This was conveyed by the Head of the Bangli Agriculture and Forestry Agency, I Wayan Tagel Sujana.

He described that all this time the use of chemical pesticides in the agricultural land around the Lake Batur is rampantly encountered.

This condition does not only result in increasingly poor soil structure, but also pollutes the water of Lake Batur having been so far becoming the life support for Balinese society.

As anticipation against further pollution, it may not only be handed over to the government, but there must be participation of farmers.

One of the ways is the use of phytopesticides.

“To anticipate pest attack, farmers should not continuously use chemical pesticides. However, they need to switch to plant-based pesticides. This is one of the ways to reduce the pollution of the lake water,” he said.

Phyto-pesticides, said Sujana, source from plants, such as roots,

stems and leaves of fruit retaining bioactivity against insects. When compared to chemical pesticides, phyto-pesticides are indeed slower in killing pests. However, it does not have a bad impact on the environment and vegetation.

“With phyto- pesticides, the affected insects will die slowly and they cannot develop. Besides, it will have no bad impacts on the environment. Soil fertility will remain to be well maintained,” he said.

Phyto-pesticides have been applied on a pilot project across the area of two hectares of land. The harvest was much better than the use of chemical pesticides, especially in terms of health. In order that this way can be adopted by all farmers, the development activities continue to be intensified and coupled with the application of field school.

“For the pilot project, we use shallot plants. It has good quality and this needs to be applied by farmers,” added the official from Gaga hamlet, Tamanbali.

Previously, Regent of Bangli, I Made Gianyar, expressed his commitment for the next five years to continuously pursue the agriculture in the region of Lake Batur as a supporting element to

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Lake Batur the Geopark area having been recognized by the UNESCO in order to implement organic farming system being free of chemical pesticides.

“In order to be able to realize it,

we also have involved a team of experts from the Udayana University, including the assistance of a number of parties,” he explained.

Currently, the BOD of lake water approximately reaches 2.5 mg/

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liter, while the standard quality of drinkable water is only 2 mg/liter.

In the meantime, the COD reaches 13.7 mg/ liter. This figure is higher than the maximum requirement reaching 10 mg/liter. (kmb45)

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Tuesday, June 21, 2016 A general view at the premiere of “Finding Dory” at El Capitan theatre in Hollywood, California U.S., June 8, 2016.

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‘Finding Dory’ Scores Record $136.2 Million Opening

LOS ANGELES - Family audiences turned out in droves over the weekend, propelling “Finding Dory” to a massive $136.2 million debut and establishing a new record for an animated film opening.

The sequel to 2003’s “Finding Nemo” was bolstered by strong reviews and residual affection for the Oscar-winning first film. It’s a return to form for Pixar after the animation studio behind “Toy Story” and “The Incredibles” suffered its first box office failure last year with “The Good Dinosaur.” But its decades of excellence continue to be the brand’s major selling points.

“It’s amazing when you look at the longevity of this brand, the viability of it, and the unfettered enthusiasm pretty much everyone has for Pixar,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at comScore. “Finding Dory” centers on a blue tang fish with short term memory loss (Ellen

DeGeneres) and her quest to be reunited with her long-lost parents. Its opening weekend results sailed past the previous high-water mark for an animated film -- “Shrek the Third’s” $121.6 million launch in 2007 -- and ranks as the second-best June debut, behind “Jurassic World’s” $208.8 million bow. Overseas, “Finding Dory” added another $50 million to its haul from 29 international markets, including Australia, Argentina, Russia and China, where its $17.5 million debut ranks as the biggest ever for a Pixar release.

The success of “Finding Dory” comes as Disney, Pixar’s parent company, has dominated the movie business, fielding the year’s three

highest-grossing pictures globally in “Zootopia,” “The Jungle Book” and “Captain America: Civil War.” “Finding Dory” seems destined to join those films among 2016’s top earners, partly because it is appealing to all age groups. Disney distribution chief Dave Hollis predicted that the film was gearing up for a “run for the ages,” noting that it was playing well with both families (65% of ticket buyers) and older audiences, with adults comprising 26% of crowds.

“We became a film for everybody,” said Hollis. “We tapped into something really meaningful.”

The weekend’s other major newcomer, New Line’s “Central Intelligence,” also resonated with moviegoers, racking up a healthy $34.5 million from 3,508 locations.

Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart star in the $50 million action comedy. (rtr)

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South China floods kill 22,a with more rain forecast

BEIJING - Severe floods in southern China have killed at least 22 people and left 20 missing since Saturday, the government said, with the rains expected to continue for the next three days.

About 200,000 people from eight southern provinces and regions, including Hubei, Sichuan, Guizhou, Jiangxi, Yunnan, Zhejiang and Anhui, had been forced to evacuate, the Ministry of Civil Affairs said on its website.

Storms had pushed water levels in rivers to dangerous levels, leading to crop damage and the collapse of 10,500 houses, the official Xinhua news agency reported. Estimated economic losses

were 7.34 billion yuan ($1.1 billion), it said. Three days of heavy rain last week had already killed 14 people, Xinhua said on Friday.

China has frequently been devastated by natural disasters, particularly by floods and earthquakes. Flooding, an annual problem, has been exacerbated by urban sprawl and poor drainage infrastructure in many cities.

Chinese officials had warned of the

potential for record floods this year due to a strong El Nino weather pattern, which warms sea-surface temperatures in the Pacific and has been linked to serious crop damage, forest fires and flash flood and drought around the world.(rtr) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am.

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Urbanization results in unequal development DENPASAR-The high rate or urbanization is causing an imbalance in development as economic hubs are formed in tourism centres, and around tradition and night markets. The role of migrants is a factor in the unequal distribution of wealth between urban and rural areas and so some people are suggesting that tighter supervision be conducted and priority be given to locals so that rural areas are given a chance to thrive.

Many market merchants are living in slums that are also causing new problems in urban areas. “Existing rules must be applied explicitly and uninhabitable houses must not be allowed to go up. Strict application of administrative and other rules is extremely important” said Udayana University economist, Dr. I Gusti Wayan Murjana Yasa.

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Residents make their way with an inflatable boat through a flooded area in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, China, June 19, 2016.

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