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Premarital Sex Threatens Students

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Actors (L-R) Emily VanCamp, Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr, Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner, pose for photographers at a media event ahead of the release of, “Captain America: Civil War”, in London, Britain, April 25, 2016.

Control and conscience divides heroes in ‘Captain America: Civil War’

LOS ANGELES - Marvel’s band of Avengers are usually a friendly bunch, but when faced with the destruction of their heroic efforts to save the world, the superheroes are split between maintaining control of their powers or going under government contract, leading to an explosive battle.

“Captain America: Civil War,” out in international theaters this week and in U.S. theaters on May 6, holds the heroes accountable for the mass destruction caused by their efforts to save the planet.

Last year’s “Avengers: Age of Ultron” ended with an entire town being lifted into the air.

In “Civil War,” Chris Evans’ Captain America fights for superheroes to govern themselves and goes head to head with his former ally, Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man, who wants the heroes to be governed by the United Nations.

“We like to liken it to a fight at a wedding,” said Joe Russo, who co-directed the film with his brother Anthony Russo.

“It’s something that’s been brewing in a family for some time and something happens that instigates a fall-out amongst all of the characters so relevancy and topicality are really important to us because it makes the audience feel like it’s part of their world.”

“Civil War” sees Captain America’s best friend the Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) seemingly cause massive acts of destruction.

A divided superhero camp mirrors the complexities of the current U.S. political stage, Evans said.

“Even in American politics, no one is right or wrong. There’s no evil here, we’re not fighting Nazis or aliens. This is just a matter of

whether we’re fighting for our head or our heart,” he said.

Moments of levity come courtesy of new additions to the superhero ensemble, namely Paul Rudd’s smart-talking Ant-Man and the first appearance of British newcomer Tom Holland’s SpiderMan, the latest iteration of the web-slinging hero.

Spider-Man is joining Disney’s Marvel cinematic universe as part of a collaborative deal between Walt Disney Co and Sony Pictures, which owns the rights to SpiderMan. Holland will be swinging his way into 2017’s standalone film “Spider-Man: Homecoming.”

“I like the fact that they’re skewing Spider-Man young because that’s how he is in the comic books. He’s a young kid, and Tom Holland has this really great innocence and naivete but sense of subtle maturity,” Evans said. (rtr)

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The EDUCATION sector in Bali was shocked by the recent of a 14 year old student in Denpasar who disposed of her aborted infant in a toilet at the Penta Medika emergency room on Jalan Teuku Umar Barat, Denpasar. The baby was found one of the clinics cleaning service staff on Sunday (Apr. 17). The public was then forced to question the current education system and wonder if there were other similar incidents that have gone unreported.

“It’s a blow to education in general, to parents and the wider community even without looking for who is the most responsible whether school, family, the surrounding community or the couple themselves. Indeed, this is very heartbreaking” said academic I Made Ardana Putra.

Apparently premarital sexual relationships, said Ardana, have rapidly become widespread amongst teenagers. Can this be regarded as an indication of a decline in morals and ethics?

“Probably it is the result of erotic shows being easily available today” said the lecturer from the State Polytechnic of Bali.

Mitsubishi Motors President Tetsuro Aikawa, center, bows after a press conference in Tokyo, Wednesday, April 20, 2016. Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said Wednesday it used improper testing methods to make some of its vehicle models look more fuel efficient than they actually are.

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Mitsubishi Admits Cheating Goes Back 25 Years

TOKYO - Car maker Mitsubishi has been cheating on fuel economy tests for 25 years, it admitted. The Japanese company acknowledged last week that it had manipulated tests on some of its own brand and Nissan cars.

It said at the time that the rigging went back to 2002 and involved 600,000 models but an internal probe has now found such tampering dates to 1991 and the total number was not known.

Shares in the Tokyo-based company have plummeted since the initial revelations, wiping billions

of pounds off its market value and Japanese transport officials have raided the firm’s offices.

The car maker has said that there was no evidence to suggest that UK or European models were affected.

Mitsubishi Motors Corp’s President Tetsuro Aikawa, Executive Vice President Ryugo Nakao and other

executive bow as they leave a news conference to brief about issues of misconduct in fuel economy tests in Tokyo Mitsubishi president Tetsuro Aikawa said following the latest revelations that the company’s internal probe was ongoing. He said: “We don’t know the whole picture and we are in the process of trying to determine that. I feel a great responsibility.”

Mr Aikawa added that it was unclear how many customers were

going to be compensated because the extent of the manipulation was still under investigation.

It comes amid widening concerns over irregularities among global car makers following Volkswagen’s admission that it cheated on diesel emissions tests.

The German company last week reported its first annual loss for two decades after its provision for the scandal increased to €16.2bn (£12.7bn).

Meanwhile, the German government said a probe sparked by the

scandal had found anomalies in 16 global brands – though the “defeat device” technology used by VW was not employed by other car makers. (rtr) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am. Listen to Global Radio FM at http:// globalfmbali.listen2myradio.com or live video streaming at http://radioglobalfmbali.com and http:// ustream.tv/channel/global-fm-bali.

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According to Ardana, there are several causes of premarital pregnancy. Immediate family play a major role, as the closest people to these youths. It is important that young people be given the space to express what they are experiencing and what they are concerned about.

Parents as the guardians of their children need to be able to create an atmosphere of togetherness.

Children need someone with

whom they can share their thoughts and feelings, and parents should be included as one option. When children have a problem, but they have nobody to talk to about it at home, they tend to look for solutions outside the home and it is not always certain that they will be guided to the right path, said Ardana.

“In this position of having no one to share with, children will make their own decisions about their. This is the first step in children becoming at risk of delinquency, and engaging in premarital sex that could lead to pregnancy”,

said member of BAN PAUD and PNF Bali.

Sex education needs to be introduced to young people from a fairly early age so that they understand about the potential consequences in the short the term and the long term.

That way they will think twice about engaging in high-risk behavior.

Introduction to religious principles that should be inculcated early on with the deepening of spirituality shown by family members in their daily life will rub off on the children.

By instilling the moral teaching that premarital sexual relationships are prohibited by all religions and result in great sin, young people will understand the importance of living in accordance with the existing norms and rules.

The most socially vulnerable associations that need to be observed by parents are young people’s interactions outside the home: what are they doing and with whom. “Bad associations can foster bad habits and can eliminates good habits. So, please keep away from unhealthy relationships. Be wise when making friends” said Ardana who is also chairing the IECTA Bali.

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In such a situation, parents should get too emotional when facing this complicated case and should be aware that their children can get shocked. Parents should be careful about the sociological and psychological aspects of their daughters. Changing schools is the best thing to do in this case, said Ardana.

Regarding the case of the 14 year who left her aborted baby in the toilet Ardana said: “this is a legal matter that will inevitably be processed criminally. For sure, it will lead to the court. Nevertheless, the culprit needs to be given guidance and greater opportunities because they are still young, so that they can undergo the karma as light and short as possible” he said.

I Made Suardana, a legal practitioner, assessed that the young girl probably chose to have an abortion based on the assumption that that premarital pregnancy is a disgrace to family and society and feared being scorned by her community.

The solution to such situations, he added, is to provide education to teenagers, improve parental supervision, preventing pornography,

and teenagers should be strictly prohibited from going clubbing.

Religious teaching at school should also be increased and certainly teachers should do their best to prevent students from engaging in unsuitable behaviour.

“Legal action that could be imposed in accordance with article 194 of Law No. 36/2009 on Health is that the perpetrator could maximally face a 10-year imprisonment. Then, there is article 346 of Criminal Code. Since the culprit is a minor, they are subject to imprisonment for a maximum of 1/2 the time of imprisonment for adults in accordance with article 81 of Law No. 11/2012 on the Child Criminal Justice System” he said.

In the case of child arrests, they are placed in a special examination room for children. If there is a guarantee from their parents or school, then the culprit should not be detained in accordance with the criminal law system for children.

Social sanctions cannot be prevented from happening, but in terms of criminal law and child emergency cases, the public need not give excessive social sanctions. (rah)

District govt proposes traffic regulation to overcome traffic congestion in Ubud

GIANYAR - The constant traffic jams in Ubud are a problem that is difficult to resolve. The various programs different efforts taken by the government to help unclog traffic dense areas have yielded little to no results. One of the main obstacles is the collision of a variety of interests primarily related to economic interests in the ‘toursim village’. Also the government has not had a clear legal instrument to use in managing the traffic.

Head of the Gianyar Transportation and Infocom Agency, Cokorda Rai Widiarsa, said on Monday (Apr. 25), that one of the main triggers for traffic congestion in Ubud is the rampant illegal parking on the body of the roads. Although such parking has been banned, violations remain widespread. He added that the government has in fact been working to eliminate such bpantatn volations -but to no avail.

Widiarsa argued that it is hard to discipline those committing such infractions, because of the lack of available parking in the area and the large number of interests in Ubud. He did not however specifically mention which interests were problematic in overcoming the problem but simply pointed to the fact that economic interests were a factor.

He also emphasized that traffic congestion in Ubud nonetheless needs to be taken seriously and dealt with comprehensively. On that account, his agency has filed a draft for a regional bylaw regarding traffic arrangements in in Gianyar -mainly in Ubud. “We have proposed the regional bylaw draft to the parliament” he said.

Having a regional bylaw related to traffic is considered important because once the new law is put into effect, there can be no derivative rules in the region and the traffic law can be used as a reference and legal basis for the district government to take action in reducing traffic congestions.

“In order to take action regarding traffic congestion, the needs to be a regulation that can be further developed into a regent regulation.

Otherwise our efforts will definitely

be in vain”, he said.

The government of Ginayar, said Widiarsa, plans to make parking more disciplined so that the body of roads in Ubud can be free of illegally parked vehicles. Without this crucial first stp, other efforts will not be able to run.

The district government is also exploring the possibility of adding more parking spaces. In this regard tourism stakeholders share a common vision with the government.

“There are already some parking spaces, like the ones at Monkey Forest. Similar spaces will be provided in Ubud Kaja We will communicate further with Customary Village authorities because this issue is related to economic profit. A shuttle bus for transport around Ubud will also be provided”, he said.

The full plan will be shared with the public in June, and after looking for effective patterns of operation over the next six months, with the plan of making the shuttle buses available next December.

“The shuttle bus is an alternative measure and the idea has received positive responses from community

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The congestion often happen in Ubud. figures in Ubud. Obviously we first have to eliminate on-street parking.

We need to determine when the shuttle bus plan can be implement and

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be careful in making decisions and determining when the shuttle bus can start operating so as to avoid negative outcomes”said Widiarsa. (kmb25)

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What The Truck!

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“What The Truck!” is located on the pedestrian walk in front of the hotel lobby and has opened its doors to the public daily from 8AM to 8PM.

The truck offers an opening promo of a complimentary beer for every first purchase of tacos, whenever following its Instagram account @ whatthetruckbali.

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Wind energy converter inspired by ancient boats

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In this Monday April 25, 2016 photo made available by Dubai Road and Transport Authorities, RTA, a ten-seater driverless car is being test run during the second Middle East and North Africa, MENA, Transport Congress Exhibition in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Dubai’s ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, announced plans Monday to have 25 percent of all trips in the commercial capital of the United Arab Emirates be by driverless vehicles by 2030.

Dubai pushes the pedal to the metal on driverless cars

DUBAI — Already home to the world’s biggest skyscraper, Dubai has another tall order to fill: By 2030, its leader wants 25 percent of all trips on its roads to be done by driverless vehicles.

Monday’s announcement by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum came without warning and with few details, as is sometimes the case with the many aspirations of the leadership of the United Arab Emirates.

In this car-crazed city-state of over 1.5 million registered vehicles, it’s not unusual to see Ferraris idling alongside Lamborghinis at traffic lights. And Dubai already is home to a driverless Metro rail system, which carried 178 million riders in 2015.

Smart-car technology is being used in some of the world’s luxury vehicles, and it is advancing rapidly enough for the plan to become a reality — or a nightmare for the thousands of taxi drivers who now plying the streets among the sleek skyscrapers in the UAE’s commercial capital.

In a statement carried by the state-run WAM news agency, Sheikh Mohammed said the plan would cut down on costs and traffic accidents.

The project would be a joint venture

by Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority and the Dubai Future Foundation, he said, without offering how it would be funded in the oil-rich nation.

“Today, we lay down a clear strategy with specific goals for smart transportation to form one of the key drivers for achieving sustainable economy in the UAE,” said Sheikh Mohammed, who can be seen driving himself around Dubai in his white Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV, license plate No. 1.

Dubai boasts the world’s tallest building with the 2,717-foot (828meter) Burj Khalifa, which opened in 2010. In 2020, it will host the World Expo, a world’s fair that is held every five years.

Mattar al-Tayer, the directorgeneral and chairman of the Roads and Transport Authority, said his agency has contacted a number of driverless vehicle sellers and “plans to conduct live test-runs for these vehicles in Dubai.”

His agency already has signed a deal with Toulouse, France-based driverless vehicle manufacturer EasyMile to conduct tests on their box-shaped EZ10, which carries up to 10 passengers, according to a statement from al-Tayer.

EasyMile referred questions to its Emirati partner Omnix, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

For now, Dubai and EasyMile haven’t made any financial commitment to each other, said Ahmed Bahrozyan, the CEO of the Roads and Transport Authority’s licensing agency. Instead, EasyMile is using the opportunity to test its battery life and air conditioners against Dubai’s summertime heat, which goes easily beyond 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit), he said.

“Our strategy is not only looking at private cars, but looking at taxis, looking at buses, looking at ... cable car systems,” Bahrozyan told The Associated Press.

While still a nascent field, many big names are looking at entering the driverless market. Google began developing driverless cars in 2010. Traditional automakers such as Mercedes-Benz, General Motors and Toyota are working to gradually automate functions until vehicles potentially become fully capable of driving themselves.

Dubai may prove to be a good test site. It sees little rainfall and has a nearly new road system crowned by the E11 highway known as Sheikh Zayed Road, the country’s longest thoroughfare that is a dozen lanes at its widest. But there are also highspeed traffic crashes and massive collisions caused by seasonal fog in Dubai and the rest of the Emirates. (ap)

TUNIS - A bladeless wind energy convertor inspired by the sailing boats of Ancient Carthage is set to breeze past traditional turbines in terms of efficiency, according to its Tunisian developers.

A Tunisian start-up has taken inspiration from the sailing boats of Ancient Carthage to develop a bladeless, non-rotating wind energy convertor that is more efficient than traditional turbines as well as safer and quieter, according to the developers.

Tunis-based Saphon Energy says the aerodynamic bowlshaped sail on its turbine is capable of capturing twice as much wind energy over the same swept area as a conventional turbine.

The designers, led by 37year-old engineer Anis Aouini, looked to the old technology of sailing boats, as well as the movements of birds and fish for their design. They were inspired by the sailors of the ancient civilisation of Carthage, located close to the present-day Tunisian capital.

The bladeless design uses a non-rotational sail-shaped body combined with a wind converter that follows a figure of eight pattern in the air.

All wind turbines are subject to the Betz limit of capturing 59 percent of the energy from

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wind, but its developers say the Saphonian is quite capable of surpassing this limit because it is bladeless, making it far more efficient than traditional turbines.

Saphon Energy says the Saphonian will be able to convert wind to energy at around 80 percent. Its lower cost could make it an attractive source of off-grid energy in developing countries.

The tech company hopes to put this into practice with a partnership in India.

“This project that is planned for India consisting of 50 Saphonians producing 20 kilowatts of power, a total of one mega watt, will be a wind farm. This power produced in south India, could meet the demands of a small village of 1000 houses even if the energy will be directly injected to the general Indian electricity network. But it’s an approximation to ease the understanding for viewers: it’s about 1000 houses in India,” Aouini told Reuters during a demonstration of the Saphonian in the Tunis suburb of Rouad.

Saphon Energy has attracted international attention for its innovative design. The Tunisian company won the 2015 Gulfstream Navigator Award, as well as funding, technical and software support from Microsoft. (rtr)

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A bladeless wind energy convertor inspired by the sailing boats of Ancient Carthage is set to breeze past traditional turbines in terms of efficiency.

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Mayor addresses serious problem of plastic waste DENPASAR - Waste handling in Denpasar, continues to be a problem that has many people concerned. Mayor of Denpasar, I.B. Rai Dharmawijaya Mantra addressed the issue during the inauguration of the Dhana Lestari waste bank at Dangin Peken hamlet, in Intaran Customary Village Sanur, on Sunday (Apr. 24).

The mayor said that the government of Denpasar is looking to empower people to carry out waste management at the household level for without public support the very serious problem of plastic garbage will not be overcome. He added that the plastic is very different from organic garbage and needs to be handled differently.

Mayor Mantra emphasized IBP/file that plastic garbage has become I.B. Rai Dharmawijaya Mantra a severe problem because it takes

hundreds of years to decompose and affects public health, and therefore needs to be managed properly. Waste banks have become important agents of change in terms of managing waste.

The Mayor also mentioned that the City if Denpasar needs adequate facilities, infrastructure and a change in people’s mindset in order to deal with the problem of garbage. The municipal government has initiated environmental

waste management programs, through the villages that make up the city as a way to change people way of looking at the problem. “Intaran Customary Village serves as a role model in their culture-based process”, he said.

Head of the Denpasar Sanitation and Landscaping Agency (DKP), I Ketut Wisada, said that mayoral regulations have been drafted that would hand the authority of waste management over to the villages. Until now, waste management has mostly been handled by the DKP but this will be less and less so. “DKP will instead just pick up trash from depots and then brings it to landfills.

In the near future, the mayoral

regulation will be completed so that the waste management by villages can run effectively” said Wisada.

Related to the concerns that the public will be charged twice for garbage pick-up, Wisada that this will not happen. Presently the waste management levy is attached to the account of the Municipal Waterworks (PDAM), but this will be revoked once waste-management is handled by the villages themselves.

“The procedure has already been specified, so that there will be no double charges. The waste levy on the PDAM invoice can be revoked after a letter has been issued by village authorities” he explained. (kmb12)

Indonesia Oil and gas consumption higher than production

DENPASAR - Indonesia has a population of 250 million people who consume 1.5 million barrels of oil and gas per day. However, Indonesia is only able to produce 800,000 barrels of oil per day. “Of this amount, a part is owned by the contractor, while Indonesia only has access to 600,000 barrels,” said the Director General of Oil and Gas, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Prof. Dr. Wiratmaja Puja on Monday (Apr. 25).

To meet the demand for oil and gas, Indonesia imports about 800,000 barrels of oil and gas. Although oil and gas prices have globally fallen from USD 100 per barrel to USD 40 per barrel and have ever reached as little as USD 30 per barrel, this condition caused oil and gas companies to suffer losses. Exploration activities have been greatly reduced as a consequence, explained Wiratmaja. With the price of oil at USD 50 per barrel, Indonesia spends as much as IDR 4 trillion per day on oil and gas.

Another challenge faced by the oil and gas sector of Indonesia is that it does not have enough national reserve and tanks, so even though prices are low, Indonesia cannot stock up on oil and gas. “Unfortunately, we do not have enough reserve”, he said.

So far, the nation’s oil supply remains adequate and the price is stable at IDR 6,450 for Premium gas, so later on during the Eid Al-Fitr in July, oil prices will not need to be raised making inflation more easily stabilized. “Hopefully, there will be no change until at least September” he said. (kmb42)

Indonesia has a population of 250 million people who consume 1.5 million barrels of oil and gas per day.

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SYDNEY - Papua New Guinea’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that Australia’s practice of detaining asylum seekers on PNG’s northern Manus Island was illegal and must stop.

Kerobokan Prison

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All prisons overcapacity

Relocation of Kerobokan Prison considered

DENPASAR - The government intensifies ‘drug eradication program’ because Indonesia has the status of drug emergency.

Indirectly it affects the occupancy rate of prisons and detention centers scattered throughout Bali. So far, the capacity of prisons and detention centers remains the same as before, namely incomparable to the number of occupants, mainly for drug cases.

Scott Dobson during his trial at Denpasar District Court in Bali.

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Australia’s asylum seeker detentions on Papua New Guinea island ruled illegal

Mistreat of Sky Garden manager, an Australian faces a 1.5-year sue DENPASAR - After examining witnesses in the case of maltreatment allegation between two Australian citizens on Monday (Apr. 25), the defendant Scott Dobson was charged with persecuting the manager of Sky Garden discotheque in Kuta has entered the stage of prosecution. Scott accused of persecuting Kenneth James Wickes by the prosecutor IGA Agung Fitria was finally sentenced to 1.5 years in prison.

Prosecutor Fitria before the judge panel led by Made Sukereni said that Scott was found guilty of prosecuting and committing violence against Kenneth. Scott was charged under Article 170 paragraph (2) of the first point of the Criminal Code. The prosecutor explained that the court has found facts and evidence in conformity with the incident. Prosecutor said the defendants were proved to openly and jointly commit violence against another person resulting in serious injuries.

In the prosecution, it was said that the defendant intentionally committed the prosecution against the victim with his friend, Alex Bajawa (wanted list). Until now, Alex Bajawa has not been arrested by police. Their action has been also clearly recorded in the CCTV, although Scott denied it in the court. Scott mentioned if the maltreatment was committed by his friend. However, his evasion became a consideration for the prosecutor to incriminate the demands.

As the aggravating consideration for Scott is that he did not confess his action during the trial. “Actually, there has been CCTV footage, while the alleviating consideration is that the defendant behaved politely and has never been punished,” said Agung Fitria.

On the lawsuit, Scott from Australia will submit a plea.

The indictment mentioned that in this case the defendant with his friend including the individual boxer originally came to the Sky Garden. The defendant was stated that he did not want to pay the bill of the drinks ordered. Then, the victim Kenneth James Wickes came and there was an argument. Not long after, the defendant pushed the victim to fall. The victim also claimed to have been persecuted by the defendant’s friend. (kmb37)

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The Ministry of Law and Human Rights of Bali has already added a prison, namely the special drug prison located in Bangli. Nevertheless, the number of prisoners or detainees still exceeds the capacity.

The most disturbing happens at Kerobokan Prison.

Chief of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights of Bali, Sulistiono, said on Monday (Apr. 25) that the issue of overcapacity has happened since long time, so that we should find another solution. What about the relocation, chiefly for the Kerobokan Prison as proposed by many parties?

Sulistiono said that the proposed relocation will be accommodated and discussed.

However, he said the relocation cannot necessarily be taken as soon as possible. Relocation affairs must surely involve many parties and will cost expensive. On that account,

he hoped that all the parties help resolve this problem, especially the Kerobokan Prison located at tourist area.

Responding to such overloaded condition faced by the officers when a clash occurs, how many officers are ideal to oversee the prisoners? “Ideally, the ratio is 1: 20. It means that one officer oversees maximally 20 prisoners,” continued the correctional division head, Putra Surya.

When mentioned about the special drug prison in Bangli, Sulistiono explained that it has been exploited to the maximum. In other words, as long as the drug prison can still hold, the prisoners will be placed there. Nevertheless, he said there are still many problems to be faced due to the lack of facilities and infrastructure. “One of the small examples is the matter of water. We are still awaiting the ar-

tesian well, so that our service will get maximal,” he explained.

To cope with the overcapacity, especially about drug prisoners or detainees, the Ministry of Law and Human Rights Bali has been working together with the BNP Bali.

The cooperation made is by doing rehabilitation to drug addicts. Hopefully, those having been caught in drug cases will not be getting worse after being held in prison or detention house, but want to do rehabilitation. They are expected to realize the mistake that drug harms themselves and family. Drug is illicit goods and causing people to get addictive. With the rehabilitation for the users, it is expected to reduce the occupancy rate, so that the officers of prison and detention center can work maximally.

In the internal Ministry of Law and Human Rights, as stated by the Minister Yasonna Laoly, it would impose sanctions if there is involvement of the prison in drug affairs.

It has become the commitment of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights as presented by the minister through teleconference some time ago. (kmb37)

Papua New Guinea’s highest court said the detentions breached the country’s constitution.

Under Australia’s controversial immigration laws, anyone intercepted while trying to reach the country by boat is sent for processing to camps in Nauru and Manus Island. They are never eligible to be resettled in Australia.

More than 800 people are detained on Manus Island on behalf of Australia. The detention centre on Nauru houses about 500 people and has been widely criticised by the United Nations and human rights agencies for harsh conditions and reports of systemic child abuse.

Australian Minister for Immigration Peter Dutton said the ruling would not change its policy of offshore detention.

“It does not alter Australia’s border protection policies they remain unchanged,” said Dutton.

“Those in the Manus Island Regional Processing Centre found to be refugees are able to resettle in Papua New Guinea.

Those found not to be refugees should return to their country of origin.”

Australia’s asylum seeker policy has attracted international criticism from human rights groups.

“People have been detained for over three years in contravention of the laws of Papua New Guinea in abusive conditions,” said Elaine Pearson, Australia Director at Human Rights Watch.

“It is time to stop the abuse of vulnerable people who only ask for safety and the opportunity to rebuild their lives.” (rtr)

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Protesters react as they hold placards and listen to speakers during a rally in support of refugees in central Sydney, Australia, October 19, 2015.

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Gay Western couple win Thai surrogacy battle for baby Carmen

BANGKOK - A gay couple from the United States won an appeal on Tuesday for parental rights over a baby born through a Thai surrogate mother in a high-profile case that came to light before Thailand banned commercial surrogacy last year.

The law came into effect in July in a bid to end “rent-a-womb” tourism in Thailand following a series of high-profile surrogacy cases involving foreigners, including accusations in 2014 that an Australian couple had abandoned their Down syndrome baby with his Thai birth mother.

Thailand had been a popular destination for foreigners seeking surrogacy services, in part because of lower prices but also because of the country’s lax legislation.

American Gordon Lake and his Spanish husband, Manuel Santos, had a baby called Carmen through a Thai mother before the Thai ban on commercial surrogacy came into effect.

A bitter battled ensued when surrogate mother Patidta Kusolsand refused to cede parental rights to the couple leaving them trapped in Thailand with Carmen.

Manuel, speaking to reporters outside a Bangkok family court after the verdict, said the couple would take Carmen to Spain first to meet her family there.

“This nightmare is going to end soon,” Santos said through tears. “Carmen will be with us in our home.”

Patidta had said she did not know the couple were gay and was unsure about their abilities as parents.

The pair have another child, son Alvaro, who was born through surrogacy in India three years ago, and have said they chose Thailand because regulations in India had changed.

Santos said he could not confirm when the pair would leave Thailand with their two children. (rtr)

In this Wednesday, March 23, 2016 file photo, American Gordon Lake, left, and Spaniard Manuel Santos, right, walk with their baby Carmen at the Central Juvenile and Family Court in Bangkok, Thailand. They won an appeal on Tuesday for parental rights over a baby born through a Thai surrogate mother.

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Saudi Arabia outlines reform plan for oil-addicted economy

RIYADH — Saudi Arabia unveiled a bold reform plan on Monday aimed at weaning the country off its “addiction” to oil in a bid to prepare the next generation of Saudi leaders for the domestic pressures of youth unemployment and revenues eroded by lower oil prices.

selling state assets, it includes trimming government perks, like the estimated $61 billion spent annually on energy subsidies that Saudi citizens have become accustomed to and which have helped secure political patronage for the Al Saud ruling family. Just this week, the king sacked the country’s water and electricity minister after complaints by citizens online over how increases in water tariffs had been implemented.

The Internet is one of the few spaces where people can discuss sensitive issues since there are no political parties and protests are banned.

Though the plan stresses the importance of Saudi women in the economy and expanding their job opportunities, it contained little to suggest the kingdom would accelerate its cautious pace of social reforms. Women were granted the right to vote and run in local council elections for the first time last year, but are still banned from driving and need the approval of a male relative — usually a husband or father— to travel abroad.

Lower oil prices pushed Saudi Arabia into a budget deficit of nearly $100 billion last year and a

JAKARTA - The Food and Drug Supervision Agency (BPOM) said police had found an official pharmaceutical industry in East Java illegally distributing drugs to producers of traditional medicines.

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FILE - In this May 12, 2013 file photo, Iranian asylum seekers who were caught in Indonesian waters while sailing to Australia sit on a boat at Benoa port in Bali, Indonesia. Papua New Guinea’s Supreme Court on Tuesday, April 26, 2016 ruled that Australia’s detention of asylum seekers at a facility on the country’s Manus Island is unconstitutional. The Pacific island nation’s ruling could jeopardize Australia’s divisive policy of refusing to accept any asylum seekers who attempt to reach its shores by boat. The country pays Papua New Guinea and the tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru to hold them in detentinon camps instead.

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FILE - In this Monday, March 8, 2004 file photo, an industrial plant strips natural gas from freshly pumped crude oil is seen at Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah oil field at Shaybah in Saudi Arabia’s Rub al-Khali desert. King Salman announced the approval for the “Vision 2030” plan in a short televised announcement on Monday in which he called on Saudis to work together ensure its success. projected deficit this year of $87 billion. Despite efforts to limit reliance on its main export, oil accounted for more than 70 percent of the state’s revenue in 2015.

Masood Ahmed, International

Monetary Fund director for the Middle East and Central Asia, said the plan’s objective of diversifying the economy away from oil is “exactly the kind of transformation that an economy like Saudi Arabia

needs.”

“I think the real issue is going to be how to make sure that these very sensible and ambitious objectives can be translated into real changes,” he said.(ap)

Hyundai Motor’s profit down 12 percent on China sales

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An employee of Hyundai Motor Co. walks by vehicles displayed at the company’s showroom in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, April 26, 2016. Hyundai Motor Co. says its first-quarter net profit has dropped 12 percent over a year earlier as global sales declined.

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The project, which includes plans to float a stake in the world’s largest oil company, Aramco, and set up one of the world’s biggest government investment funds, is meant to provide a blueprint for sweeping reforms to steer the OPEC kingdom away from its decades-long reliance on cheap-to-produce oil.

King Salman said in a televised announcement that the Cabinet approved the plan, known as Vision 2030, and called on Saudis to work together to ensure its success.

But it was left to the king’s powerful son, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, to spell out details in an interview aired shortly after the announcement on Saudiowned broadcaster Al-Arabiya.

The 30-year-old second-in-line to the throne also serves as the country’s defense minister and chairs a committee to oversee economic policymaking. That committee, the Council on Economic and Development Affairs, has been focused on reorienting the kingdom away from its heavy reliance on fossil fuels, creating jobs and boosting foreign investment.

The plan is ambitious. Beyond

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SEOUL — Hyundai Motor Co. has reported a 12 percent drop in its first-quarter net profit as lower sales in China, Russia and Brazil outweighed higher vehicle shipments at home and favorable foreign exchange rates.

South Korea’s largest automaker said its January-March net income was 1.7 trillion won ($1.5 billion), compared with 1.91 trillion won a year earlier.

The results were better than expected: Analysts expected 1.53 trillion won, according to FactSet, a financial data provider. But the company reported a year-over-year

earnings drop for a ninth consecutive quarter.

The company blamed weak demand in emerging markets and oil-exporting countries. But the results could reaffirm concerns about its competitiveness in China, the world’s largest auto market.

Last year, the rise of Chinese local brands and Chinese consumers’ preference for sports utility vehicles over sedans took a toll on Hyundai and other foreign car makers. The popularity of SUVs in China was not favorable to the South Korean company, whose forte is in passen-

ger sedans such as the Elantra and Avante models.

During the first three months of this year, Hyundai’s plants in China, which is the second-largest production base for Hyundai after South Korea, reported an 18 percent decline in sales. Exports from South Korean plants to overseas dropped while sales in Russia and Brazil fell about 20 percent each.

Sales rose 7 percent while operating profit dropped 16 percent. The maker of the Genesis and Sonata sedans has seen its operating income fall year-on-year for the past seven quarters.(ap)

Indonesia observes World Malaria Day in Bengkulu BENGKULU - Indonesia observed World Malaria Day in Seluma District, Bengkulu Province, on Monday in the presence of Health Minister Nila Moeloek. The minister said one way of controlling the spread of malaria was to conserve the mangrove ecosystem, which was “home” to the anopheles mosquitoes that carry the malaria virus.

“If the habitats (mangrove ecosystems) of anopheles mosquito are destroyed, the mosquitoes carrying the malaria virus will move to residential areas,” Minister Moeloek

remarked here on Monday.

Therefore, the health minister emphasized the need to preserve the environment, including the mangrove ecosystems along the coastal areas, to control the spread of malaria.

She added that controlling malaria was highly correlated to environmental hygiene and maintaining a healthy body.

“Such a small anopheles mosquito can cause death, and therefore, we should maintain cleanliness and our health,” she affirmed.

The minister also reminded the

residents to use mosquito nets while sleeping as the anopheles mosquitoes bite at night.

Therefore, she said the distribution of mosquito nets among the people was one of the steps taken under the Health Ministrys program to control malaria.

Various activities ranging from mass blood testing and the distribution of anti-malarial drugs to the distribution and installation of mosquito nets among the residents were held as part of the main event of the World Malaria Day in Seluma District.(ant)

“Traditional medicines were found to have been mixed with chemical drug materials. After investigations, there were indications that the chemical drug material had come from a (legal) pharmaceutical industry,” BPOM Chairman Roy Alexander Sparringa told a press conference here on Monday.

Police said earlier that certain elements in the pharmaceutical sector were suspected to be dealing in illegal drugs following investigations into a 2013 case.

The head of the International Crime Affairs of the National Police Headquarters, Senior Commissioner Puji Sarwono, said the producers of the traditional medicines had obtained chemical drug materials from a supplier in East Java. The illegal chemical drug materials were phenylbutazone, dexamethasone and paracetamol.

“In 2013, we launched an operation against a producer of illegal traditional medicines in Tangerang (Banten). We found 166 thousand tablets with phenylbutazone, dexamethasone and paracetamol as ingredients. After we studied them, we received information that the materials were supplied by a pharmaceutical unit in East Java. We investigated the matter for nine months and found the factory involved,” said Puji.

However, the police officer refused to reveal the identity of the pharmaceutical industry on the ground that the case was still under investigation. In the meantime, Roy explained that the pharmaceutical factory produced and kept its illegal products in warehouses that were also illegal. “It is a legal industry but its storage facilities or warehouses are illegal,” Roy stated.

These illegal drugs were distributed to the market through big pharmacy traders using forged documents. They were also distributed to producers of illegal traditional medicines.

Traditional medicines mixed with chemical drugs have a serious impact on health, such as in case of ulcers and body inflammation, in the short term. Long-term impact could be in case of blood, liver and kidney diseases. In cooperation with other agencies, the BPOM confiscated more than three million illegal and dangerous cosmetics, drugs and traditional medicine products.

“There are 4,441 items or 3,172,937 pieces worth a commercial value of Rp49.8 billion,” Roy informed.

These were found during an operation conducted across the country between February and March, 2016. Authorities also found that 174 of the 250 warehouses inspected were illegal. A total of 52 cases, or about 29.89 percent of the total cases, were launched.(ant)

Another member of Santoso group killed

POSO - Another member of the armed group led by Santoso was killed during a fire fight with a joint military-police team in the village of Patiwunga, Poso Pesisir Selatan, in the district of Poso, Central Sulawesi, on Sunday.

Central Sulawesi police chief Rudy Sufahriadi told newsmen here

on Monday that the identity of the victim was still being confirmed but it was known that he was a foreigner believed to have come from Uighur, China.

He said the fire fight broke out following a tip off given by a community member about strangers passing by his home.

Following the tip-off, an armypolice team involved in the Tinombala operations to crush the elusive radical group led by Santoso reached the location and tracked down the suspicious persons. They, however, defied the teams attempts to arrest them, triggering an armed fight in which one of the men was killed.

The victim suffered injuries in his legs and face. His body was taken to the Bhayangkara police hospital in Palu while three of his fellows escaped into the woods. The team is still searching for them.

The team discovered tens of items in the bag that was being carried by the victim, including self-made

bombs, glue, bottle, edibles, three pieces of coconut meat, seven bananas and three kedondong fruits.

It was believed that members of the Santoso group were starving and were out looking for food. The security authorities had launched the Tinombala operation to crush the group.(ant)

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Trump poised for East Coast primary wins in test of reorganized team

PENNSYLVANIA - Donald Trump is poised to extend his lead in the Republican presidential race in a string of East Coast primaries on Tuesday, but a complicated contest in Pennsylvania, the day’s biggest prize, will test his recently reorganized campaign.

The state features the sort of complex rules that Trump has repeatedly slammed for being “rigged” and that forced him this month to reshuffle his team to better compete with main rival Ted Cruz for the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination for the Nov. 8 election.

“It’s as crooked almost as Hillary Clinton,” Trump said on Monday at a campaign event in West Chester, Pennsylvania, in an attack on both the Republican primary rules and the Democratic presidential front-runner.

Just 17 of the 71 Republican delegates up for grabs in Pennsylvania on Tuesday are allocated to

the candidate who wins its primary.

The rest - people who are elected directly by voters - are free agents, able to support anyone they choose at the Republican National Convention in July.

Pennsylvania and other states holding primaries on Tuesday Maryland, Delaware, Rhode Island and Connecticut - are favorable terrain for Trump. Opinion polls show him leading in all five, prompting Cruz and John Kasich, the third Republican in the race, to announce an anti-Trump alliance.

On the Democratic side, Clinton also looks set to solidify her lead

over U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders in Tuesday’s contests.

But Trump has lost the battle for delegates in previous states where he scored wins in the popular vote, raising red flags for his campaign team.

On April 7, he announced he was reorganizing his campaign to focus on delegate and convention strategy, hiring advisers with convention experience, while railing against the Republican system.

In Pennsylvania, candidates hope to get as many die-hard supporters as possible elected as delegates, both to build support on the first ballot and to bolster their position if no one gets to 1,237 delegates outright and the Cleveland convention becomes a protracted fight for the nomination. (rtr)

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U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump greets supporters during a rally in WilkesBarre, Pennsylvania, U.S. April 25, 2016.

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A woman lays flowers at a memorial, dedicated to firefighters and workers who died after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, during a night service in the city of Slavutych, Ukraine, April 26, 2016.

On 30th anniversary of Chernobyl disaster, Ukraine remembers its victims

KIEV - Ukraine held memorial services on Tuesday to mark the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which permanently poisoned swathes of eastern Europe and highlighted the shortcomings of the secretive Soviet system.

In the early hours of April 26, 1986, a botched test at the nuclear plant in then-Soviet Ukraine triggered a meltdown that spewed deadly clouds of atomic material into the atmosphere, forcing tens of thousands of people from their homes.

Relatives of those who died as a result of the world’s worst nuclear accident attended a candle-lit vigil in a Kiev church, built in their memory.

“We did not think that this accident would change all our lives, dividing them into ‘before the war’ and ‘after the war’ as we called it. It was silent nuclear war for us,” said Lyudmila Kamkina, a former worker at the plant.

Others gathered for a service in Slavutych, a town 50 km (30 miles) from Chernobyl that was established to house many of those who had to leave their homes for ever.

More than half a million civilian and military personnel were drafted in from across the former Soviet Union as so-called liquidators to clean-up and contain the nuclear fallout, according to the World Health Organization.

Thirty-one plant workers and firemen died in the immediate aftermath of the accident, most from acute radiation sickness.

Over the past three decades, thousands more have succumbed

to radiation-related illnesses such as cancer, although the total death toll and long-term health effects remain a subject of intense debate.

Nikolay Chernyavskiy, 65, who worked at Chernobyl and later volunteered as a liquidator, recalls climbing to the roof of his apartment block in the nearby town of Prypyat to get a look at the plant after the accident.

“My son said ‘Papa, Papa, I want to look too’. He’s got to wear glasses now and I feel like it’s my fault for letting him look,” Chernyavskiy said.

The anniversary has garnered extra attention due to the imminent completion of a giant 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) steel-clad arch that will enclose the stricken reactor site and prevent further leaks for the next 100 years.

The project was funded with donations from more than 40 governments. Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman said lessons learned from Chernobyl should be heeded all over the world.

Even with the new structure, the surrounding exclusion zone - 2,600 square km (1,000 square miles) of forest and marshland on the border of Ukraine and Belarus - will remain uninhabitable and closed to unsanctioned visitors.

The disaster and the government’s reaction highlighted the flaws of the Soviet system with its unaccountable bureaucrats and entrenched culture of secrecy. For example, the evacuation order only came 36 hours after the accident. (rtr)

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Woods feels ‘nice and smooth’ after first holes of the year

TEXAS - Tiger Woods played his first stretch of golf holes since last August on Monday at a course opening in Montgomery, Texas to fuel speculations that he could return soon.

Woods was present for the opening of Bluejack National Golf Course, which he helped design.

The former world number one warmed up in front of a crowd, hit a ceremonial tee shot and then played a few holes with longtime friend and fellow Major champion Mark O’Meara.

“I haven’t been out here playing like this. I hadn’t played any holes until today,” Woods told reporters.

“I know people have said I’ve played holes back at Medalist, but I haven’t. This is actually the first time I’ve played holes since Wyndham. It’s been a while.”

Woods, 40, last competed at the Wyndham Championship in North Carolina last August before back surgeries ended his year.Woods’ world ranking has plummeted to 499 and earlier this month he missed the Masters for only the second time since his tournament debut in 1995.

Multiple videos of the 14-times Major champion hitting golf balls have surfaced this year and Monday’s short round showed further improvement.

“I’m just progressing,” he said. “You saw how I was going at it today, nice and smooth. That’s harder than I have been going at it the last month. Just gradually progressing. We’re just trying to progress and I’m doing that.”

The Golf Channel reported that Woods could compete at the Wells Fargo Championship early next month but Woods and his team have maintained there is no planned return date. (rtr)

Mas Village UBUD - Mas Village is one of villages in Bali fundamentally identified as an artistic countryside by focusing in artistic of wood carving. Mas Village is located in Ubud sub district and Gianyar Regency, east part of Bali.

It owns the typical style of wood carving art by placing forward the distinguish synergy the humanism and naturalism. The village’s popularity as an wood carving art village is famous in the national and world level which is not forgetting from the highness name of some maestros which has borne and found the spirit (taksu) and soul. The famous wood carvers here are the late Ida Bagus Nyana and son Ida Bagus Tilem. Along the road we can find a lot of art shops that sell many kind of wood carvings. On the left or on the right of the road we can also see ricefields, so we can

make conclusion that the live of Mas people not only as wood carvers but also as farmers.

A lot of visitors come to this village every day, they want to see or to bau wood carvings and to see the people there, how to make wood carvings.

Mas Village strategically located in the main road from Denpasar to Ubud and it can be reached from various of angle. It is about 15 km easterly go to the majors road to Ubud from Denpasar town. If you wish to go to this place from Denpasar, the starting spandrel points step into Mas Village is Sakah, where a big baby idol monumentally existing in the middle of road.

The Baby idol is a symbol and representative of human being life early which is believed by local residents with full of philosophic value, religious and dynamism. (IBP/net)

In this April 10, 2005, file photo, Tiger Woods, right, gets help with his green jacket from Phil Mickelson, left, after winning the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga. Tiger Woods played his first stretch of golf holes since last August on Monday at a course opening in Montgomery, Texas.

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Portland Trail Blazers guard Allen Crabbe (23) shoots over Los Angeles Clippers in game four of the first round of the NBA Playoffs at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter.

PORTLAND - The Los Angeles Clippers did not just lose Game 4 of their first-round playoff series with the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday at the Moda Center. They lost their point guard, leader and best player, too.

Chris Paul left the game in the third quarter of the Trail Blazers’ 98-84 victory with a right hand injury and did not return. X-rays showed a fractured third metacarpal. He might be sidelined for the remainder of the playoffs.

Al-Farouq Aminu scored 30 points -- a career high for both the regular season and the playoffs -- as the Blazers evened the bestof-seven series at two games apiece.

Aminu made 11 of 20 shots from the field, including six of 10 from 3-point range.

The 6-foot-9 forward also had 10 rebounds and three blocked shots.

CJ McCollum scored 19 points, and Mason Plumlee contributed two

points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists for Portland.

Clippers forward Blake Griffin had 17 points and seven rebounds before leaving the game in the fourth quarter with a sore left quad.

Jeff Green added 17 points off the bench for Los Angeles, and Paul scored 16.

Aminu scored 13 points and Plumlee had two points, nine rebounds and five assists to stake Portland to a 47-43 halftime lead.

Paul scored 14 points and Green added 10 for the Clippers, who shot 33.3 percent from the field and were outrebounded 31-21 in the half. He left with his injury with the Clippers trailing 58-52.

Green nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to narrow Portland’s advantage to 66-64 after three quarters.

The Blazers outscored the Clippers 11-4 to start the fourth quarter go ahead 77-68. The difference was 84-72 with 5 1/2 minutes to play.

The Clippers got no closer than seven points the rest of the way.

Portland jumped to a 12-4 lead, with Aminu scoring eight of the points. The Blazers led 20-12, with Paul scoring all of the Clippers’ points.

To that point, Paul was 6-for-6 from the field, his team mates 0-for13. The first non-Paul field goal by the Clippers came on a DeAndre Jordan dunk with 1:43 left in the first quarter.

The Blazers took a 24-20 advantage into the second quarter despite 6-for-22 shooting and four combined points from Damian Lillard and McCollum.

Allen Crabbe’s 3-pointer gave Portland a 34-26 lead midway through the second quarter. The Clippers countered with a 10-3 run to get to within 37-36. The Blazers intentionally fouled Jordan, who airballed both free-throw attempts. (rtr)

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Sp rt Atletico get chance for revenge against Bayern 42 years on

BARCELONA - Bayern Munich destroyed Atletico Madrid’s dreams of winning the European Cup in 1974 and are out to wreck their hopes of reaching a second Champions League final in three years when they visit the Spanish capital for the semifinal first leg.

In the final in Heysel 42 years ago, an equaliser from defender Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck in the final minute of extra time cancelled out Luis Aragones’ opening goal and forced a replay, in which Bayern ran out 4-0 winners.

That outcome led to contrasting fortunes for both clubs -- Bayern went on to win three consecutive European Cups and are now bidding for their sixth triumph in manager Pep Guardiola’s last season in charge before taking over at Manchester City.

Atletico are still haunted by the memory of Schwarzenbeck’s goal, which prompted the nickname “el pupas” (the cursed ones).

History repeated itself 40 years later when Atletico led Real Madrid 1-0 in the Champions League final and Sergio Ramos headed in a 93rd-minute equaliser to force extra

time before going on to thrash the Rojiblancos 4-1.

Four decades after Schwarzenbeck robbed them of glory, Atletico are still chasing their first European Cup, yet are emboldened in their bid to go all the way this year after knocking out holders and favourites Barcelona in the quarter finals.

They beat Malaga 1-0 on Saturday thanks to substitute Angel Correa’s second-half strike to stay level on points with Barcelona, who top La Liga due to their superior headto-head record.

Bayern maintained their sevenpoint lead at the top of the Bundesliga by winning 2-0 at Hertha Berlin with second-half goals from Arturo Vidal and Douglas Costa. A victory at home to Borussia Monchengladbach next week will see Bayern clinch a third successive title under

Guardiola.

Bayern have also reached the German Cup final yet many believe the former Barcelona coach will have under-achieved at the club should he fail to win the Champions League.

Midfielder Xabi Alonso rejected that suggestion, however, highlighting the Catalan’s positive influence.

“I’ve no doubt his time here will leave an important base, independently of whether we have a fantastic end to the season or not.

Our memories of him will be brilliant, and he won’t be a failure if we didn’t win the Champions League,” said Alonso.

Atletico are the third Spanish team Bayern have met in as many years in the semi-finals, having been knocked out by Real Madrid in 2014 and Barcelona last year.

Atletico are without influential centre back Diego Godin due to a hamstring injury, while Bayern will be missing forward Arjen Robben and defender Jerome Boateng. (rtr)

Spurs left looking second best in title chase

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Members of the crowd including former Liverpool players and managers attend the last memorial service to be held at Anfield, Liverpool, England to mark 27 years to the day since the tragedy claimed 96 lives in the Hillsborough disaster Friday April 15, 2016.

Jury: 96 fans ‘unlawfully killed in Hillsborough disaster

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Atletico Madrid’s Fernando Torres celebrates a goal during match against Athletic Bilbao.

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WARRINGTON — A jury has found that 96 soccer fans were “unlawfully killed” in the 1989 Hillsborough Stadium disaster because of mistakes by the police. The verdicts mark the conclusion of inquests that lasted more than two years into Britain’s worst sporting disaster.

The original verdicts of accidental death were overturned in 2012, and a new inquest was ordered after years of campaigning by the victims’ families.

The jury, which had been considering 14 questions set out by the coroner, concluded that fans did not contribute to the disaster.

The jury also found that police planning errors “caused or contributed” to the situation that led to the crush at the April 1989 FA Cup semifinal match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at the stadium in Sheffield. (ap)

For all Mauricio Pochettino’s fighting talk about remaining in the Premier League title chase, it was hard not to glimpse a white flag over White Hart Lane after Tottenham Hotspurs’ lacklustre draw with West Bromwich Albion on Monday.

Instead of piling pressure on leaders Leicester City, who are now seven points ahead with three games remaining, Spurs have now given their rivals firm sight of a title which would be secured by victory at Manchester United on Sunday.

This is how many experts predicted the title race would play out. For weeks the focus has been on whether Claudio Ranieri’s side would blink in the spotlight. But while they dazzled with a compelling 4-0 win over Swansea on Sunday, one day later Spurs appeared blinded by the expectation of those who assumed they would win their remaining games with their customary panache.

Amid the hype over Leicester’s first title in their 132-year history, it is easy to forget that Spurs last finished on top in 1961. And when they did so, the team was founded on the steely focus of Danny Blanchflower and uncompromising strength of Dave Mackay.

The Tottenham side who took the field on Monday was much less experienced, with players like Dele Alli and Eric Dier in their first full season. Alli, particularly, looked like the occasion got to him on Monday and appeared to punch Claudio Yacob

in a first-half incident that was captured by TV cameras.

Although referee Mike Jones missed the incident, Alli could still face retrospective action in the form of a misconduct charge and a three-match ban that would rule him out of Spurs’ final games.

The midfielder has been one of the season’s revelations, and is tipped to play a major role for England in the European Championships. But Alli failed to exert much authority on Monday when Spurs struggled to break down a resilient Albion side with little to play for.

Pocchetino suggested Alli has already become a target for the opposition. “Sometimes the opponents find him and try to provoke, they know he has a strong character and may react.”

Despite Monday’s result, the Argentine refused to admit that the title race was over although he was full of praise for their title rivals. “Leicester deserve to be in their position - fully deserve it - it will be a fantastic season if in the end they win the title, but it is impossible to compare both teams.

“We need to use this experience for the next few seasons we are very young. We are very proud of our season. The gap is seven points and we have three games to play. But we need to believe.”But it will not get easier for Tottenham, who next travel to Chelsea, where they have not won since 1990. (rtr)

AP Photo/Rui Vieira

Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy, walks towards Leicester City’s manager Claudia Ranieri and down to the dressing room after being sent off during the English Premier League soccer match between Leicester City and West Ham United at the King Power Stadium in Leicester, England, Sunday, April 17, 2016.

Vardy suspended for Leicester game at Manchester United

LONDON — Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has been banned for an extra game and will miss Sunday’s trip to Manchester United, where the Foxes could clinch the English Premier League title.

The England forward has also been fined 10,000 pounds ($14,500) following his outburst at referee

Jon Moss after being sent off in last week’s 2-2 draw with West Ham. Vardy, who has 22 goals for Leicester this season, automatically missed last Sunday’s 4-0 win over Swansea.

He requested a personal hearing to explain his actions but was hit with the second-game suspension.

The club was also fined 20,000 pounds ($29,000) for failing to control its players.

Vardy will return for Leicester’s final home game of the season against Everton on May 7. Claudio Ranieri’s side needs only three points from its final three games to win the title. (ap)

Croatia charges Dinamo Zagreb execs in transfers investigation

Reuters / Dylan Martinez

Tottenham’s Christian Eriksen looks dejected after the game

ZAGREB - Croatia’s anti-corruption police said on Tuesday they had charged three current and former senior officials from soccer team Dinamo Zagreb with tax evasion and siphoning off profits from player transfers.

The USKOK police force said the actions had cost the state 12.2 million kuna ($1.84 million) in unpaid taxes and taken 116 million kuna from the club.

The three - as well as a tax official charged with helping tax evasion -

were identified only by their initials in the online statement, in line with usual police practice.

But state television said they were former Dinamo chief executive Zdravko Mamic; his brother Zoran Mamic who is current Dinamo coach; and Damir Vrbanovic, a former Dinamo executive and the current top official of the Croatian soccer federation HNS. All were briefly arrested last year during investigations into the same charges and all denied any wrong-doing

at the time. None were immediately available for comment on Tuesday.

Zdravko Mamic resigned his position in Dinamo in February saying he wanted to secure a stable future for the club. He again insisted he was not guilty.

Dinamo won their 10th consecutive and 17th overall Croatian title last season. They top the table this season with 76 points after 33 out of 36 rounds, four points ahead of nearest rival Rijeka. ($1 = 6.6180 kuna). (rtr)

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Sp rt Atletico get chance for revenge against Bayern 42 years on

BARCELONA - Bayern Munich destroyed Atletico Madrid’s dreams of winning the European Cup in 1974 and are out to wreck their hopes of reaching a second Champions League final in three years when they visit the Spanish capital for the semifinal first leg.

In the final in Heysel 42 years ago, an equaliser from defender Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck in the final minute of extra time cancelled out Luis Aragones’ opening goal and forced a replay, in which Bayern ran out 4-0 winners.

That outcome led to contrasting fortunes for both clubs -- Bayern went on to win three consecutive European Cups and are now bidding for their sixth triumph in manager Pep Guardiola’s last season in charge before taking over at Manchester City.

Atletico are still haunted by the memory of Schwarzenbeck’s goal, which prompted the nickname “el pupas” (the cursed ones).

History repeated itself 40 years later when Atletico led Real Madrid 1-0 in the Champions League final and Sergio Ramos headed in a 93rd-minute equaliser to force extra

time before going on to thrash the Rojiblancos 4-1.

Four decades after Schwarzenbeck robbed them of glory, Atletico are still chasing their first European Cup, yet are emboldened in their bid to go all the way this year after knocking out holders and favourites Barcelona in the quarter finals.

They beat Malaga 1-0 on Saturday thanks to substitute Angel Correa’s second-half strike to stay level on points with Barcelona, who top La Liga due to their superior headto-head record.

Bayern maintained their sevenpoint lead at the top of the Bundesliga by winning 2-0 at Hertha Berlin with second-half goals from Arturo Vidal and Douglas Costa. A victory at home to Borussia Monchengladbach next week will see Bayern clinch a third successive title under

Guardiola.

Bayern have also reached the German Cup final yet many believe the former Barcelona coach will have under-achieved at the club should he fail to win the Champions League.

Midfielder Xabi Alonso rejected that suggestion, however, highlighting the Catalan’s positive influence.

“I’ve no doubt his time here will leave an important base, independently of whether we have a fantastic end to the season or not.

Our memories of him will be brilliant, and he won’t be a failure if we didn’t win the Champions League,” said Alonso.

Atletico are the third Spanish team Bayern have met in as many years in the semi-finals, having been knocked out by Real Madrid in 2014 and Barcelona last year.

Atletico are without influential centre back Diego Godin due to a hamstring injury, while Bayern will be missing forward Arjen Robben and defender Jerome Boateng. (rtr)

Spurs left looking second best in title chase

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Members of the crowd including former Liverpool players and managers attend the last memorial service to be held at Anfield, Liverpool, England to mark 27 years to the day since the tragedy claimed 96 lives in the Hillsborough disaster Friday April 15, 2016.

Jury: 96 fans ‘unlawfully killed in Hillsborough disaster

REUTERS/Vincent West

Atletico Madrid’s Fernando Torres celebrates a goal during match against Athletic Bilbao.

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WARRINGTON — A jury has found that 96 soccer fans were “unlawfully killed” in the 1989 Hillsborough Stadium disaster because of mistakes by the police. The verdicts mark the conclusion of inquests that lasted more than two years into Britain’s worst sporting disaster.

The original verdicts of accidental death were overturned in 2012, and a new inquest was ordered after years of campaigning by the victims’ families.

The jury, which had been considering 14 questions set out by the coroner, concluded that fans did not contribute to the disaster.

The jury also found that police planning errors “caused or contributed” to the situation that led to the crush at the April 1989 FA Cup semifinal match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at the stadium in Sheffield. (ap)

For all Mauricio Pochettino’s fighting talk about remaining in the Premier League title chase, it was hard not to glimpse a white flag over White Hart Lane after Tottenham Hotspurs’ lacklustre draw with West Bromwich Albion on Monday.

Instead of piling pressure on leaders Leicester City, who are now seven points ahead with three games remaining, Spurs have now given their rivals firm sight of a title which would be secured by victory at Manchester United on Sunday.

This is how many experts predicted the title race would play out. For weeks the focus has been on whether Claudio Ranieri’s side would blink in the spotlight. But while they dazzled with a compelling 4-0 win over Swansea on Sunday, one day later Spurs appeared blinded by the expectation of those who assumed they would win their remaining games with their customary panache.

Amid the hype over Leicester’s first title in their 132-year history, it is easy to forget that Spurs last finished on top in 1961. And when they did so, the team was founded on the steely focus of Danny Blanchflower and uncompromising strength of Dave Mackay.

The Tottenham side who took the field on Monday was much less experienced, with players like Dele Alli and Eric Dier in their first full season. Alli, particularly, looked like the occasion got to him on Monday and appeared to punch Claudio Yacob

in a first-half incident that was captured by TV cameras.

Although referee Mike Jones missed the incident, Alli could still face retrospective action in the form of a misconduct charge and a three-match ban that would rule him out of Spurs’ final games.

The midfielder has been one of the season’s revelations, and is tipped to play a major role for England in the European Championships. But Alli failed to exert much authority on Monday when Spurs struggled to break down a resilient Albion side with little to play for.

Pocchetino suggested Alli has already become a target for the opposition. “Sometimes the opponents find him and try to provoke, they know he has a strong character and may react.”

Despite Monday’s result, the Argentine refused to admit that the title race was over although he was full of praise for their title rivals. “Leicester deserve to be in their position - fully deserve it - it will be a fantastic season if in the end they win the title, but it is impossible to compare both teams.

“We need to use this experience for the next few seasons we are very young. We are very proud of our season. The gap is seven points and we have three games to play. But we need to believe.”But it will not get easier for Tottenham, who next travel to Chelsea, where they have not won since 1990. (rtr)

AP Photo/Rui Vieira

Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy, walks towards Leicester City’s manager Claudia Ranieri and down to the dressing room after being sent off during the English Premier League soccer match between Leicester City and West Ham United at the King Power Stadium in Leicester, England, Sunday, April 17, 2016.

Vardy suspended for Leicester game at Manchester United

LONDON — Leicester striker Jamie Vardy has been banned for an extra game and will miss Sunday’s trip to Manchester United, where the Foxes could clinch the English Premier League title.

The England forward has also been fined 10,000 pounds ($14,500) following his outburst at referee

Jon Moss after being sent off in last week’s 2-2 draw with West Ham. Vardy, who has 22 goals for Leicester this season, automatically missed last Sunday’s 4-0 win over Swansea.

He requested a personal hearing to explain his actions but was hit with the second-game suspension.

The club was also fined 20,000 pounds ($29,000) for failing to control its players.

Vardy will return for Leicester’s final home game of the season against Everton on May 7. Claudio Ranieri’s side needs only three points from its final three games to win the title. (ap)

Croatia charges Dinamo Zagreb execs in transfers investigation

Reuters / Dylan Martinez

Tottenham’s Christian Eriksen looks dejected after the game

ZAGREB - Croatia’s anti-corruption police said on Tuesday they had charged three current and former senior officials from soccer team Dinamo Zagreb with tax evasion and siphoning off profits from player transfers.

The USKOK police force said the actions had cost the state 12.2 million kuna ($1.84 million) in unpaid taxes and taken 116 million kuna from the club.

The three - as well as a tax official charged with helping tax evasion -

were identified only by their initials in the online statement, in line with usual police practice.

But state television said they were former Dinamo chief executive Zdravko Mamic; his brother Zoran Mamic who is current Dinamo coach; and Damir Vrbanovic, a former Dinamo executive and the current top official of the Croatian soccer federation HNS. All were briefly arrested last year during investigations into the same charges and all denied any wrong-doing

at the time. None were immediately available for comment on Tuesday.

Zdravko Mamic resigned his position in Dinamo in February saying he wanted to secure a stable future for the club. He again insisted he was not guilty.

Dinamo won their 10th consecutive and 17th overall Croatian title last season. They top the table this season with 76 points after 33 out of 36 rounds, four points ahead of nearest rival Rijeka. ($1 = 6.6180 kuna). (rtr)

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Woods feels ‘nice and smooth’ after first holes of the year

TEXAS - Tiger Woods played his first stretch of golf holes since last August on Monday at a course opening in Montgomery, Texas to fuel speculations that he could return soon.

Woods was present for the opening of Bluejack National Golf Course, which he helped design.

The former world number one warmed up in front of a crowd, hit a ceremonial tee shot and then played a few holes with longtime friend and fellow Major champion Mark O’Meara.

“I haven’t been out here playing like this. I hadn’t played any holes until today,” Woods told reporters.

“I know people have said I’ve played holes back at Medalist, but I haven’t. This is actually the first time I’ve played holes since Wyndham. It’s been a while.”

Woods, 40, last competed at the Wyndham Championship in North Carolina last August before back surgeries ended his year.Woods’ world ranking has plummeted to 499 and earlier this month he missed the Masters for only the second time since his tournament debut in 1995.

Multiple videos of the 14-times Major champion hitting golf balls have surfaced this year and Monday’s short round showed further improvement.

“I’m just progressing,” he said. “You saw how I was going at it today, nice and smooth. That’s harder than I have been going at it the last month. Just gradually progressing. We’re just trying to progress and I’m doing that.”

The Golf Channel reported that Woods could compete at the Wells Fargo Championship early next month but Woods and his team have maintained there is no planned return date. (rtr)

Mas Village UBUD - Mas Village is one of villages in Bali fundamentally identified as an artistic countryside by focusing in artistic of wood carving. Mas Village is located in Ubud sub district and Gianyar Regency, east part of Bali.

It owns the typical style of wood carving art by placing forward the distinguish synergy the humanism and naturalism. The village’s popularity as an wood carving art village is famous in the national and world level which is not forgetting from the highness name of some maestros which has borne and found the spirit (taksu) and soul. The famous wood carvers here are the late Ida Bagus Nyana and son Ida Bagus Tilem. Along the road we can find a lot of art shops that sell many kind of wood carvings. On the left or on the right of the road we can also see ricefields, so we can

make conclusion that the live of Mas people not only as wood carvers but also as farmers.

A lot of visitors come to this village every day, they want to see or to bau wood carvings and to see the people there, how to make wood carvings.

Mas Village strategically located in the main road from Denpasar to Ubud and it can be reached from various of angle. It is about 15 km easterly go to the majors road to Ubud from Denpasar town. If you wish to go to this place from Denpasar, the starting spandrel points step into Mas Village is Sakah, where a big baby idol monumentally existing in the middle of road.

The Baby idol is a symbol and representative of human being life early which is believed by local residents with full of philosophic value, religious and dynamism. (IBP/net)

In this April 10, 2005, file photo, Tiger Woods, right, gets help with his green jacket from Phil Mickelson, left, after winning the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga. Tiger Woods played his first stretch of golf holes since last August on Monday at a course opening in Montgomery, Texas.

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Portland Trail Blazers guard Allen Crabbe (23) shoots over Los Angeles Clippers in game four of the first round of the NBA Playoffs at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter.

PORTLAND - The Los Angeles Clippers did not just lose Game 4 of their first-round playoff series with the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday at the Moda Center. They lost their point guard, leader and best player, too.

Chris Paul left the game in the third quarter of the Trail Blazers’ 98-84 victory with a right hand injury and did not return. X-rays showed a fractured third metacarpal. He might be sidelined for the remainder of the playoffs.

Al-Farouq Aminu scored 30 points -- a career high for both the regular season and the playoffs -- as the Blazers evened the bestof-seven series at two games apiece.

Aminu made 11 of 20 shots from the field, including six of 10 from 3-point range.

The 6-foot-9 forward also had 10 rebounds and three blocked shots.

CJ McCollum scored 19 points, and Mason Plumlee contributed two

points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists for Portland.

Clippers forward Blake Griffin had 17 points and seven rebounds before leaving the game in the fourth quarter with a sore left quad.

Jeff Green added 17 points off the bench for Los Angeles, and Paul scored 16.

Aminu scored 13 points and Plumlee had two points, nine rebounds and five assists to stake Portland to a 47-43 halftime lead.

Paul scored 14 points and Green added 10 for the Clippers, who shot 33.3 percent from the field and were outrebounded 31-21 in the half. He left with his injury with the Clippers trailing 58-52.

Green nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to narrow Portland’s advantage to 66-64 after three quarters.

The Blazers outscored the Clippers 11-4 to start the fourth quarter go ahead 77-68. The difference was 84-72 with 5 1/2 minutes to play.

The Clippers got no closer than seven points the rest of the way.

Portland jumped to a 12-4 lead, with Aminu scoring eight of the points. The Blazers led 20-12, with Paul scoring all of the Clippers’ points.

To that point, Paul was 6-for-6 from the field, his team mates 0-for13. The first non-Paul field goal by the Clippers came on a DeAndre Jordan dunk with 1:43 left in the first quarter.

The Blazers took a 24-20 advantage into the second quarter despite 6-for-22 shooting and four combined points from Damian Lillard and McCollum.

Allen Crabbe’s 3-pointer gave Portland a 34-26 lead midway through the second quarter. The Clippers countered with a 10-3 run to get to within 37-36. The Blazers intentionally fouled Jordan, who airballed both free-throw attempts. (rtr)

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Trump poised for East Coast primary wins in test of reorganized team

PENNSYLVANIA - Donald Trump is poised to extend his lead in the Republican presidential race in a string of East Coast primaries on Tuesday, but a complicated contest in Pennsylvania, the day’s biggest prize, will test his recently reorganized campaign.

The state features the sort of complex rules that Trump has repeatedly slammed for being “rigged” and that forced him this month to reshuffle his team to better compete with main rival Ted Cruz for the 1,237 delegates needed to win the nomination for the Nov. 8 election.

“It’s as crooked almost as Hillary Clinton,” Trump said on Monday at a campaign event in West Chester, Pennsylvania, in an attack on both the Republican primary rules and the Democratic presidential front-runner.

Just 17 of the 71 Republican delegates up for grabs in Pennsylvania on Tuesday are allocated to

the candidate who wins its primary.

The rest - people who are elected directly by voters - are free agents, able to support anyone they choose at the Republican National Convention in July.

Pennsylvania and other states holding primaries on Tuesday Maryland, Delaware, Rhode Island and Connecticut - are favorable terrain for Trump. Opinion polls show him leading in all five, prompting Cruz and John Kasich, the third Republican in the race, to announce an anti-Trump alliance.

On the Democratic side, Clinton also looks set to solidify her lead

over U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders in Tuesday’s contests.

But Trump has lost the battle for delegates in previous states where he scored wins in the popular vote, raising red flags for his campaign team.

On April 7, he announced he was reorganizing his campaign to focus on delegate and convention strategy, hiring advisers with convention experience, while railing against the Republican system.

In Pennsylvania, candidates hope to get as many die-hard supporters as possible elected as delegates, both to build support on the first ballot and to bolster their position if no one gets to 1,237 delegates outright and the Cleveland convention becomes a protracted fight for the nomination. (rtr)

REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump greets supporters during a rally in WilkesBarre, Pennsylvania, U.S. April 25, 2016.

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A woman lays flowers at a memorial, dedicated to firefighters and workers who died after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, during a night service in the city of Slavutych, Ukraine, April 26, 2016.

On 30th anniversary of Chernobyl disaster, Ukraine remembers its victims

KIEV - Ukraine held memorial services on Tuesday to mark the 30th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which permanently poisoned swathes of eastern Europe and highlighted the shortcomings of the secretive Soviet system.

In the early hours of April 26, 1986, a botched test at the nuclear plant in then-Soviet Ukraine triggered a meltdown that spewed deadly clouds of atomic material into the atmosphere, forcing tens of thousands of people from their homes.

Relatives of those who died as a result of the world’s worst nuclear accident attended a candle-lit vigil in a Kiev church, built in their memory.

“We did not think that this accident would change all our lives, dividing them into ‘before the war’ and ‘after the war’ as we called it. It was silent nuclear war for us,” said Lyudmila Kamkina, a former worker at the plant.

Others gathered for a service in Slavutych, a town 50 km (30 miles) from Chernobyl that was established to house many of those who had to leave their homes for ever.

More than half a million civilian and military personnel were drafted in from across the former Soviet Union as so-called liquidators to clean-up and contain the nuclear fallout, according to the World Health Organization.

Thirty-one plant workers and firemen died in the immediate aftermath of the accident, most from acute radiation sickness.

Over the past three decades, thousands more have succumbed

to radiation-related illnesses such as cancer, although the total death toll and long-term health effects remain a subject of intense debate.

Nikolay Chernyavskiy, 65, who worked at Chernobyl and later volunteered as a liquidator, recalls climbing to the roof of his apartment block in the nearby town of Prypyat to get a look at the plant after the accident.

“My son said ‘Papa, Papa, I want to look too’. He’s got to wear glasses now and I feel like it’s my fault for letting him look,” Chernyavskiy said.

The anniversary has garnered extra attention due to the imminent completion of a giant 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion) steel-clad arch that will enclose the stricken reactor site and prevent further leaks for the next 100 years.

The project was funded with donations from more than 40 governments. Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman said lessons learned from Chernobyl should be heeded all over the world.

Even with the new structure, the surrounding exclusion zone - 2,600 square km (1,000 square miles) of forest and marshland on the border of Ukraine and Belarus - will remain uninhabitable and closed to unsanctioned visitors.

The disaster and the government’s reaction highlighted the flaws of the Soviet system with its unaccountable bureaucrats and entrenched culture of secrecy. For example, the evacuation order only came 36 hours after the accident. (rtr)

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Saudi Arabia outlines reform plan for oil-addicted economy

RIYADH — Saudi Arabia unveiled a bold reform plan on Monday aimed at weaning the country off its “addiction” to oil in a bid to prepare the next generation of Saudi leaders for the domestic pressures of youth unemployment and revenues eroded by lower oil prices.

selling state assets, it includes trimming government perks, like the estimated $61 billion spent annually on energy subsidies that Saudi citizens have become accustomed to and which have helped secure political patronage for the Al Saud ruling family. Just this week, the king sacked the country’s water and electricity minister after complaints by citizens online over how increases in water tariffs had been implemented.

The Internet is one of the few spaces where people can discuss sensitive issues since there are no political parties and protests are banned.

Though the plan stresses the importance of Saudi women in the economy and expanding their job opportunities, it contained little to suggest the kingdom would accelerate its cautious pace of social reforms. Women were granted the right to vote and run in local council elections for the first time last year, but are still banned from driving and need the approval of a male relative — usually a husband or father— to travel abroad.

Lower oil prices pushed Saudi Arabia into a budget deficit of nearly $100 billion last year and a

JAKARTA - The Food and Drug Supervision Agency (BPOM) said police had found an official pharmaceutical industry in East Java illegally distributing drugs to producers of traditional medicines.

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FILE - In this May 12, 2013 file photo, Iranian asylum seekers who were caught in Indonesian waters while sailing to Australia sit on a boat at Benoa port in Bali, Indonesia. Papua New Guinea’s Supreme Court on Tuesday, April 26, 2016 ruled that Australia’s detention of asylum seekers at a facility on the country’s Manus Island is unconstitutional. The Pacific island nation’s ruling could jeopardize Australia’s divisive policy of refusing to accept any asylum seekers who attempt to reach its shores by boat. The country pays Papua New Guinea and the tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru to hold them in detentinon camps instead.

AP Photo/Bruce Stanley, File

FILE - In this Monday, March 8, 2004 file photo, an industrial plant strips natural gas from freshly pumped crude oil is seen at Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah oil field at Shaybah in Saudi Arabia’s Rub al-Khali desert. King Salman announced the approval for the “Vision 2030” plan in a short televised announcement on Monday in which he called on Saudis to work together ensure its success. projected deficit this year of $87 billion. Despite efforts to limit reliance on its main export, oil accounted for more than 70 percent of the state’s revenue in 2015.

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Monetary Fund director for the Middle East and Central Asia, said the plan’s objective of diversifying the economy away from oil is “exactly the kind of transformation that an economy like Saudi Arabia

needs.”

“I think the real issue is going to be how to make sure that these very sensible and ambitious objectives can be translated into real changes,” he said.(ap)

Hyundai Motor’s profit down 12 percent on China sales

AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon

An employee of Hyundai Motor Co. walks by vehicles displayed at the company’s showroom in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, April 26, 2016. Hyundai Motor Co. says its first-quarter net profit has dropped 12 percent over a year earlier as global sales declined.

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The project, which includes plans to float a stake in the world’s largest oil company, Aramco, and set up one of the world’s biggest government investment funds, is meant to provide a blueprint for sweeping reforms to steer the OPEC kingdom away from its decades-long reliance on cheap-to-produce oil.

King Salman said in a televised announcement that the Cabinet approved the plan, known as Vision 2030, and called on Saudis to work together to ensure its success.

But it was left to the king’s powerful son, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, to spell out details in an interview aired shortly after the announcement on Saudiowned broadcaster Al-Arabiya.

The 30-year-old second-in-line to the throne also serves as the country’s defense minister and chairs a committee to oversee economic policymaking. That committee, the Council on Economic and Development Affairs, has been focused on reorienting the kingdom away from its heavy reliance on fossil fuels, creating jobs and boosting foreign investment.

The plan is ambitious. Beyond

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SEOUL — Hyundai Motor Co. has reported a 12 percent drop in its first-quarter net profit as lower sales in China, Russia and Brazil outweighed higher vehicle shipments at home and favorable foreign exchange rates.

South Korea’s largest automaker said its January-March net income was 1.7 trillion won ($1.5 billion), compared with 1.91 trillion won a year earlier.

The results were better than expected: Analysts expected 1.53 trillion won, according to FactSet, a financial data provider. But the company reported a year-over-year

earnings drop for a ninth consecutive quarter.

The company blamed weak demand in emerging markets and oil-exporting countries. But the results could reaffirm concerns about its competitiveness in China, the world’s largest auto market.

Last year, the rise of Chinese local brands and Chinese consumers’ preference for sports utility vehicles over sedans took a toll on Hyundai and other foreign car makers. The popularity of SUVs in China was not favorable to the South Korean company, whose forte is in passen-

ger sedans such as the Elantra and Avante models.

During the first three months of this year, Hyundai’s plants in China, which is the second-largest production base for Hyundai after South Korea, reported an 18 percent decline in sales. Exports from South Korean plants to overseas dropped while sales in Russia and Brazil fell about 20 percent each.

Sales rose 7 percent while operating profit dropped 16 percent. The maker of the Genesis and Sonata sedans has seen its operating income fall year-on-year for the past seven quarters.(ap)

Indonesia observes World Malaria Day in Bengkulu BENGKULU - Indonesia observed World Malaria Day in Seluma District, Bengkulu Province, on Monday in the presence of Health Minister Nila Moeloek. The minister said one way of controlling the spread of malaria was to conserve the mangrove ecosystem, which was “home” to the anopheles mosquitoes that carry the malaria virus.

“If the habitats (mangrove ecosystems) of anopheles mosquito are destroyed, the mosquitoes carrying the malaria virus will move to residential areas,” Minister Moeloek

remarked here on Monday.

Therefore, the health minister emphasized the need to preserve the environment, including the mangrove ecosystems along the coastal areas, to control the spread of malaria.

She added that controlling malaria was highly correlated to environmental hygiene and maintaining a healthy body.

“Such a small anopheles mosquito can cause death, and therefore, we should maintain cleanliness and our health,” she affirmed.

The minister also reminded the

residents to use mosquito nets while sleeping as the anopheles mosquitoes bite at night.

Therefore, she said the distribution of mosquito nets among the people was one of the steps taken under the Health Ministrys program to control malaria.

Various activities ranging from mass blood testing and the distribution of anti-malarial drugs to the distribution and installation of mosquito nets among the residents were held as part of the main event of the World Malaria Day in Seluma District.(ant)

“Traditional medicines were found to have been mixed with chemical drug materials. After investigations, there were indications that the chemical drug material had come from a (legal) pharmaceutical industry,” BPOM Chairman Roy Alexander Sparringa told a press conference here on Monday.

Police said earlier that certain elements in the pharmaceutical sector were suspected to be dealing in illegal drugs following investigations into a 2013 case.

The head of the International Crime Affairs of the National Police Headquarters, Senior Commissioner Puji Sarwono, said the producers of the traditional medicines had obtained chemical drug materials from a supplier in East Java. The illegal chemical drug materials were phenylbutazone, dexamethasone and paracetamol.

“In 2013, we launched an operation against a producer of illegal traditional medicines in Tangerang (Banten). We found 166 thousand tablets with phenylbutazone, dexamethasone and paracetamol as ingredients. After we studied them, we received information that the materials were supplied by a pharmaceutical unit in East Java. We investigated the matter for nine months and found the factory involved,” said Puji.

However, the police officer refused to reveal the identity of the pharmaceutical industry on the ground that the case was still under investigation. In the meantime, Roy explained that the pharmaceutical factory produced and kept its illegal products in warehouses that were also illegal. “It is a legal industry but its storage facilities or warehouses are illegal,” Roy stated.

These illegal drugs were distributed to the market through big pharmacy traders using forged documents. They were also distributed to producers of illegal traditional medicines.

Traditional medicines mixed with chemical drugs have a serious impact on health, such as in case of ulcers and body inflammation, in the short term. Long-term impact could be in case of blood, liver and kidney diseases. In cooperation with other agencies, the BPOM confiscated more than three million illegal and dangerous cosmetics, drugs and traditional medicine products.

“There are 4,441 items or 3,172,937 pieces worth a commercial value of Rp49.8 billion,” Roy informed.

These were found during an operation conducted across the country between February and March, 2016. Authorities also found that 174 of the 250 warehouses inspected were illegal. A total of 52 cases, or about 29.89 percent of the total cases, were launched.(ant)

Another member of Santoso group killed

POSO - Another member of the armed group led by Santoso was killed during a fire fight with a joint military-police team in the village of Patiwunga, Poso Pesisir Selatan, in the district of Poso, Central Sulawesi, on Sunday.

Central Sulawesi police chief Rudy Sufahriadi told newsmen here

on Monday that the identity of the victim was still being confirmed but it was known that he was a foreigner believed to have come from Uighur, China.

He said the fire fight broke out following a tip off given by a community member about strangers passing by his home.

Following the tip-off, an armypolice team involved in the Tinombala operations to crush the elusive radical group led by Santoso reached the location and tracked down the suspicious persons. They, however, defied the teams attempts to arrest them, triggering an armed fight in which one of the men was killed.

The victim suffered injuries in his legs and face. His body was taken to the Bhayangkara police hospital in Palu while three of his fellows escaped into the woods. The team is still searching for them.

The team discovered tens of items in the bag that was being carried by the victim, including self-made

bombs, glue, bottle, edibles, three pieces of coconut meat, seven bananas and three kedondong fruits.

It was believed that members of the Santoso group were starving and were out looking for food. The security authorities had launched the Tinombala operation to crush the group.(ant)

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SYDNEY - Papua New Guinea’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that Australia’s practice of detaining asylum seekers on PNG’s northern Manus Island was illegal and must stop.

Kerobokan Prison

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Relocation of Kerobokan Prison considered

DENPASAR - The government intensifies ‘drug eradication program’ because Indonesia has the status of drug emergency.

Indirectly it affects the occupancy rate of prisons and detention centers scattered throughout Bali. So far, the capacity of prisons and detention centers remains the same as before, namely incomparable to the number of occupants, mainly for drug cases.

Scott Dobson during his trial at Denpasar District Court in Bali.

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Mistreat of Sky Garden manager, an Australian faces a 1.5-year sue DENPASAR - After examining witnesses in the case of maltreatment allegation between two Australian citizens on Monday (Apr. 25), the defendant Scott Dobson was charged with persecuting the manager of Sky Garden discotheque in Kuta has entered the stage of prosecution. Scott accused of persecuting Kenneth James Wickes by the prosecutor IGA Agung Fitria was finally sentenced to 1.5 years in prison.

Prosecutor Fitria before the judge panel led by Made Sukereni said that Scott was found guilty of prosecuting and committing violence against Kenneth. Scott was charged under Article 170 paragraph (2) of the first point of the Criminal Code. The prosecutor explained that the court has found facts and evidence in conformity with the incident. Prosecutor said the defendants were proved to openly and jointly commit violence against another person resulting in serious injuries.

In the prosecution, it was said that the defendant intentionally committed the prosecution against the victim with his friend, Alex Bajawa (wanted list). Until now, Alex Bajawa has not been arrested by police. Their action has been also clearly recorded in the CCTV, although Scott denied it in the court. Scott mentioned if the maltreatment was committed by his friend. However, his evasion became a consideration for the prosecutor to incriminate the demands.

As the aggravating consideration for Scott is that he did not confess his action during the trial. “Actually, there has been CCTV footage, while the alleviating consideration is that the defendant behaved politely and has never been punished,” said Agung Fitria.

On the lawsuit, Scott from Australia will submit a plea.

The indictment mentioned that in this case the defendant with his friend including the individual boxer originally came to the Sky Garden. The defendant was stated that he did not want to pay the bill of the drinks ordered. Then, the victim Kenneth James Wickes came and there was an argument. Not long after, the defendant pushed the victim to fall. The victim also claimed to have been persecuted by the defendant’s friend. (kmb37)

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The Ministry of Law and Human Rights of Bali has already added a prison, namely the special drug prison located in Bangli. Nevertheless, the number of prisoners or detainees still exceeds the capacity.

The most disturbing happens at Kerobokan Prison.

Chief of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights of Bali, Sulistiono, said on Monday (Apr. 25) that the issue of overcapacity has happened since long time, so that we should find another solution. What about the relocation, chiefly for the Kerobokan Prison as proposed by many parties?

Sulistiono said that the proposed relocation will be accommodated and discussed.

However, he said the relocation cannot necessarily be taken as soon as possible. Relocation affairs must surely involve many parties and will cost expensive. On that account,

he hoped that all the parties help resolve this problem, especially the Kerobokan Prison located at tourist area.

Responding to such overloaded condition faced by the officers when a clash occurs, how many officers are ideal to oversee the prisoners? “Ideally, the ratio is 1: 20. It means that one officer oversees maximally 20 prisoners,” continued the correctional division head, Putra Surya.

When mentioned about the special drug prison in Bangli, Sulistiono explained that it has been exploited to the maximum. In other words, as long as the drug prison can still hold, the prisoners will be placed there. Nevertheless, he said there are still many problems to be faced due to the lack of facilities and infrastructure. “One of the small examples is the matter of water. We are still awaiting the ar-

tesian well, so that our service will get maximal,” he explained.

To cope with the overcapacity, especially about drug prisoners or detainees, the Ministry of Law and Human Rights Bali has been working together with the BNP Bali.

The cooperation made is by doing rehabilitation to drug addicts. Hopefully, those having been caught in drug cases will not be getting worse after being held in prison or detention house, but want to do rehabilitation. They are expected to realize the mistake that drug harms themselves and family. Drug is illicit goods and causing people to get addictive. With the rehabilitation for the users, it is expected to reduce the occupancy rate, so that the officers of prison and detention center can work maximally.

In the internal Ministry of Law and Human Rights, as stated by the Minister Yasonna Laoly, it would impose sanctions if there is involvement of the prison in drug affairs.

It has become the commitment of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights as presented by the minister through teleconference some time ago. (kmb37)

Papua New Guinea’s highest court said the detentions breached the country’s constitution.

Under Australia’s controversial immigration laws, anyone intercepted while trying to reach the country by boat is sent for processing to camps in Nauru and Manus Island. They are never eligible to be resettled in Australia.

More than 800 people are detained on Manus Island on behalf of Australia. The detention centre on Nauru houses about 500 people and has been widely criticised by the United Nations and human rights agencies for harsh conditions and reports of systemic child abuse.

Australian Minister for Immigration Peter Dutton said the ruling would not change its policy of offshore detention.

“It does not alter Australia’s border protection policies they remain unchanged,” said Dutton.

“Those in the Manus Island Regional Processing Centre found to be refugees are able to resettle in Papua New Guinea.

Those found not to be refugees should return to their country of origin.”

Australia’s asylum seeker policy has attracted international criticism from human rights groups.

“People have been detained for over three years in contravention of the laws of Papua New Guinea in abusive conditions,” said Elaine Pearson, Australia Director at Human Rights Watch.

“It is time to stop the abuse of vulnerable people who only ask for safety and the opportunity to rebuild their lives.” (rtr)

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Protesters react as they hold placards and listen to speakers during a rally in support of refugees in central Sydney, Australia, October 19, 2015.

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Gay Western couple win Thai surrogacy battle for baby Carmen

BANGKOK - A gay couple from the United States won an appeal on Tuesday for parental rights over a baby born through a Thai surrogate mother in a high-profile case that came to light before Thailand banned commercial surrogacy last year.

The law came into effect in July in a bid to end “rent-a-womb” tourism in Thailand following a series of high-profile surrogacy cases involving foreigners, including accusations in 2014 that an Australian couple had abandoned their Down syndrome baby with his Thai birth mother.

Thailand had been a popular destination for foreigners seeking surrogacy services, in part because of lower prices but also because of the country’s lax legislation.

American Gordon Lake and his Spanish husband, Manuel Santos, had a baby called Carmen through a Thai mother before the Thai ban on commercial surrogacy came into effect.

A bitter battled ensued when surrogate mother Patidta Kusolsand refused to cede parental rights to the couple leaving them trapped in Thailand with Carmen.

Manuel, speaking to reporters outside a Bangkok family court after the verdict, said the couple would take Carmen to Spain first to meet her family there.

“This nightmare is going to end soon,” Santos said through tears. “Carmen will be with us in our home.”

Patidta had said she did not know the couple were gay and was unsure about their abilities as parents.

The pair have another child, son Alvaro, who was born through surrogacy in India three years ago, and have said they chose Thailand because regulations in India had changed.

Santos said he could not confirm when the pair would leave Thailand with their two children. (rtr)

In this Wednesday, March 23, 2016 file photo, American Gordon Lake, left, and Spaniard Manuel Santos, right, walk with their baby Carmen at the Central Juvenile and Family Court in Bangkok, Thailand. They won an appeal on Tuesday for parental rights over a baby born through a Thai surrogate mother.

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In this Monday April 25, 2016 photo made available by Dubai Road and Transport Authorities, RTA, a ten-seater driverless car is being test run during the second Middle East and North Africa, MENA, Transport Congress Exhibition in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Dubai’s ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, announced plans Monday to have 25 percent of all trips in the commercial capital of the United Arab Emirates be by driverless vehicles by 2030.

Dubai pushes the pedal to the metal on driverless cars

DUBAI — Already home to the world’s biggest skyscraper, Dubai has another tall order to fill: By 2030, its leader wants 25 percent of all trips on its roads to be done by driverless vehicles.

Monday’s announcement by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum came without warning and with few details, as is sometimes the case with the many aspirations of the leadership of the United Arab Emirates.

In this car-crazed city-state of over 1.5 million registered vehicles, it’s not unusual to see Ferraris idling alongside Lamborghinis at traffic lights. And Dubai already is home to a driverless Metro rail system, which carried 178 million riders in 2015.

Smart-car technology is being used in some of the world’s luxury vehicles, and it is advancing rapidly enough for the plan to become a reality — or a nightmare for the thousands of taxi drivers who now plying the streets among the sleek skyscrapers in the UAE’s commercial capital.

In a statement carried by the state-run WAM news agency, Sheikh Mohammed said the plan would cut down on costs and traffic accidents.

The project would be a joint venture

by Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority and the Dubai Future Foundation, he said, without offering how it would be funded in the oil-rich nation.

“Today, we lay down a clear strategy with specific goals for smart transportation to form one of the key drivers for achieving sustainable economy in the UAE,” said Sheikh Mohammed, who can be seen driving himself around Dubai in his white Mercedes-Benz G-Class SUV, license plate No. 1.

Dubai boasts the world’s tallest building with the 2,717-foot (828meter) Burj Khalifa, which opened in 2010. In 2020, it will host the World Expo, a world’s fair that is held every five years.

Mattar al-Tayer, the directorgeneral and chairman of the Roads and Transport Authority, said his agency has contacted a number of driverless vehicle sellers and “plans to conduct live test-runs for these vehicles in Dubai.”

His agency already has signed a deal with Toulouse, France-based driverless vehicle manufacturer EasyMile to conduct tests on their box-shaped EZ10, which carries up to 10 passengers, according to a statement from al-Tayer.

EasyMile referred questions to its Emirati partner Omnix, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

For now, Dubai and EasyMile haven’t made any financial commitment to each other, said Ahmed Bahrozyan, the CEO of the Roads and Transport Authority’s licensing agency. Instead, EasyMile is using the opportunity to test its battery life and air conditioners against Dubai’s summertime heat, which goes easily beyond 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit), he said.

“Our strategy is not only looking at private cars, but looking at taxis, looking at buses, looking at ... cable car systems,” Bahrozyan told The Associated Press.

While still a nascent field, many big names are looking at entering the driverless market. Google began developing driverless cars in 2010. Traditional automakers such as Mercedes-Benz, General Motors and Toyota are working to gradually automate functions until vehicles potentially become fully capable of driving themselves.

Dubai may prove to be a good test site. It sees little rainfall and has a nearly new road system crowned by the E11 highway known as Sheikh Zayed Road, the country’s longest thoroughfare that is a dozen lanes at its widest. But there are also highspeed traffic crashes and massive collisions caused by seasonal fog in Dubai and the rest of the Emirates. (ap)

TUNIS - A bladeless wind energy convertor inspired by the sailing boats of Ancient Carthage is set to breeze past traditional turbines in terms of efficiency, according to its Tunisian developers.

A Tunisian start-up has taken inspiration from the sailing boats of Ancient Carthage to develop a bladeless, non-rotating wind energy convertor that is more efficient than traditional turbines as well as safer and quieter, according to the developers.

Tunis-based Saphon Energy says the aerodynamic bowlshaped sail on its turbine is capable of capturing twice as much wind energy over the same swept area as a conventional turbine.

The designers, led by 37year-old engineer Anis Aouini, looked to the old technology of sailing boats, as well as the movements of birds and fish for their design. They were inspired by the sailors of the ancient civilisation of Carthage, located close to the present-day Tunisian capital.

The bladeless design uses a non-rotational sail-shaped body combined with a wind converter that follows a figure of eight pattern in the air.

All wind turbines are subject to the Betz limit of capturing 59 percent of the energy from

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wind, but its developers say the Saphonian is quite capable of surpassing this limit because it is bladeless, making it far more efficient than traditional turbines.

Saphon Energy says the Saphonian will be able to convert wind to energy at around 80 percent. Its lower cost could make it an attractive source of off-grid energy in developing countries.

The tech company hopes to put this into practice with a partnership in India.

“This project that is planned for India consisting of 50 Saphonians producing 20 kilowatts of power, a total of one mega watt, will be a wind farm. This power produced in south India, could meet the demands of a small village of 1000 houses even if the energy will be directly injected to the general Indian electricity network. But it’s an approximation to ease the understanding for viewers: it’s about 1000 houses in India,” Aouini told Reuters during a demonstration of the Saphonian in the Tunis suburb of Rouad.

Saphon Energy has attracted international attention for its innovative design. The Tunisian company won the 2015 Gulfstream Navigator Award, as well as funding, technical and software support from Microsoft. (rtr)

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Mayor addresses serious problem of plastic waste DENPASAR - Waste handling in Denpasar, continues to be a problem that has many people concerned. Mayor of Denpasar, I.B. Rai Dharmawijaya Mantra addressed the issue during the inauguration of the Dhana Lestari waste bank at Dangin Peken hamlet, in Intaran Customary Village Sanur, on Sunday (Apr. 24).

The mayor said that the government of Denpasar is looking to empower people to carry out waste management at the household level for without public support the very serious problem of plastic garbage will not be overcome. He added that the plastic is very different from organic garbage and needs to be handled differently.

Mayor Mantra emphasized IBP/file that plastic garbage has become I.B. Rai Dharmawijaya Mantra a severe problem because it takes

hundreds of years to decompose and affects public health, and therefore needs to be managed properly. Waste banks have become important agents of change in terms of managing waste.

The Mayor also mentioned that the City if Denpasar needs adequate facilities, infrastructure and a change in people’s mindset in order to deal with the problem of garbage. The municipal government has initiated environmental

waste management programs, through the villages that make up the city as a way to change people way of looking at the problem. “Intaran Customary Village serves as a role model in their culture-based process”, he said.

Head of the Denpasar Sanitation and Landscaping Agency (DKP), I Ketut Wisada, said that mayoral regulations have been drafted that would hand the authority of waste management over to the villages. Until now, waste management has mostly been handled by the DKP but this will be less and less so. “DKP will instead just pick up trash from depots and then brings it to landfills.

In the near future, the mayoral

regulation will be completed so that the waste management by villages can run effectively” said Wisada.

Related to the concerns that the public will be charged twice for garbage pick-up, Wisada that this will not happen. Presently the waste management levy is attached to the account of the Municipal Waterworks (PDAM), but this will be revoked once waste-management is handled by the villages themselves.

“The procedure has already been specified, so that there will be no double charges. The waste levy on the PDAM invoice can be revoked after a letter has been issued by village authorities” he explained. (kmb12)

Indonesia Oil and gas consumption higher than production

DENPASAR - Indonesia has a population of 250 million people who consume 1.5 million barrels of oil and gas per day. However, Indonesia is only able to produce 800,000 barrels of oil per day. “Of this amount, a part is owned by the contractor, while Indonesia only has access to 600,000 barrels,” said the Director General of Oil and Gas, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Prof. Dr. Wiratmaja Puja on Monday (Apr. 25).

To meet the demand for oil and gas, Indonesia imports about 800,000 barrels of oil and gas. Although oil and gas prices have globally fallen from USD 100 per barrel to USD 40 per barrel and have ever reached as little as USD 30 per barrel, this condition caused oil and gas companies to suffer losses. Exploration activities have been greatly reduced as a consequence, explained Wiratmaja. With the price of oil at USD 50 per barrel, Indonesia spends as much as IDR 4 trillion per day on oil and gas.

Another challenge faced by the oil and gas sector of Indonesia is that it does not have enough national reserve and tanks, so even though prices are low, Indonesia cannot stock up on oil and gas. “Unfortunately, we do not have enough reserve”, he said.

So far, the nation’s oil supply remains adequate and the price is stable at IDR 6,450 for Premium gas, so later on during the Eid Al-Fitr in July, oil prices will not need to be raised making inflation more easily stabilized. “Hopefully, there will be no change until at least September” he said. (kmb42)

Indonesia has a population of 250 million people who consume 1.5 million barrels of oil and gas per day.

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According to Ardana, there are several causes of premarital pregnancy. Immediate family play a major role, as the closest people to these youths. It is important that young people be given the space to express what they are experiencing and what they are concerned about.

Parents as the guardians of their children need to be able to create an atmosphere of togetherness.

Children need someone with

whom they can share their thoughts and feelings, and parents should be included as one option. When children have a problem, but they have nobody to talk to about it at home, they tend to look for solutions outside the home and it is not always certain that they will be guided to the right path, said Ardana.

“In this position of having no one to share with, children will make their own decisions about their. This is the first step in children becoming at risk of delinquency, and engaging in premarital sex that could lead to pregnancy”,

said member of BAN PAUD and PNF Bali.

Sex education needs to be introduced to young people from a fairly early age so that they understand about the potential consequences in the short the term and the long term.

That way they will think twice about engaging in high-risk behavior.

Introduction to religious principles that should be inculcated early on with the deepening of spirituality shown by family members in their daily life will rub off on the children.

By instilling the moral teaching that premarital sexual relationships are prohibited by all religions and result in great sin, young people will understand the importance of living in accordance with the existing norms and rules.

The most socially vulnerable associations that need to be observed by parents are young people’s interactions outside the home: what are they doing and with whom. “Bad associations can foster bad habits and can eliminates good habits. So, please keep away from unhealthy relationships. Be wise when making friends” said Ardana who is also chairing the IECTA Bali.

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In such a situation, parents should get too emotional when facing this complicated case and should be aware that their children can get shocked. Parents should be careful about the sociological and psychological aspects of their daughters. Changing schools is the best thing to do in this case, said Ardana.

Regarding the case of the 14 year who left her aborted baby in the toilet Ardana said: “this is a legal matter that will inevitably be processed criminally. For sure, it will lead to the court. Nevertheless, the culprit needs to be given guidance and greater opportunities because they are still young, so that they can undergo the karma as light and short as possible” he said.

I Made Suardana, a legal practitioner, assessed that the young girl probably chose to have an abortion based on the assumption that that premarital pregnancy is a disgrace to family and society and feared being scorned by her community.

The solution to such situations, he added, is to provide education to teenagers, improve parental supervision, preventing pornography,

and teenagers should be strictly prohibited from going clubbing.

Religious teaching at school should also be increased and certainly teachers should do their best to prevent students from engaging in unsuitable behaviour.

“Legal action that could be imposed in accordance with article 194 of Law No. 36/2009 on Health is that the perpetrator could maximally face a 10-year imprisonment. Then, there is article 346 of Criminal Code. Since the culprit is a minor, they are subject to imprisonment for a maximum of 1/2 the time of imprisonment for adults in accordance with article 81 of Law No. 11/2012 on the Child Criminal Justice System” he said.

In the case of child arrests, they are placed in a special examination room for children. If there is a guarantee from their parents or school, then the culprit should not be detained in accordance with the criminal law system for children.

Social sanctions cannot be prevented from happening, but in terms of criminal law and child emergency cases, the public need not give excessive social sanctions. (rah)

District govt proposes traffic regulation to overcome traffic congestion in Ubud

GIANYAR - The constant traffic jams in Ubud are a problem that is difficult to resolve. The various programs different efforts taken by the government to help unclog traffic dense areas have yielded little to no results. One of the main obstacles is the collision of a variety of interests primarily related to economic interests in the ‘toursim village’. Also the government has not had a clear legal instrument to use in managing the traffic.

Head of the Gianyar Transportation and Infocom Agency, Cokorda Rai Widiarsa, said on Monday (Apr. 25), that one of the main triggers for traffic congestion in Ubud is the rampant illegal parking on the body of the roads. Although such parking has been banned, violations remain widespread. He added that the government has in fact been working to eliminate such bpantatn volations -but to no avail.

Widiarsa argued that it is hard to discipline those committing such infractions, because of the lack of available parking in the area and the large number of interests in Ubud. He did not however specifically mention which interests were problematic in overcoming the problem but simply pointed to the fact that economic interests were a factor.

He also emphasized that traffic congestion in Ubud nonetheless needs to be taken seriously and dealt with comprehensively. On that account, his agency has filed a draft for a regional bylaw regarding traffic arrangements in in Gianyar -mainly in Ubud. “We have proposed the regional bylaw draft to the parliament” he said.

Having a regional bylaw related to traffic is considered important because once the new law is put into effect, there can be no derivative rules in the region and the traffic law can be used as a reference and legal basis for the district government to take action in reducing traffic congestions.

“In order to take action regarding traffic congestion, the needs to be a regulation that can be further developed into a regent regulation.

Otherwise our efforts will definitely

be in vain”, he said.

The government of Ginayar, said Widiarsa, plans to make parking more disciplined so that the body of roads in Ubud can be free of illegally parked vehicles. Without this crucial first stp, other efforts will not be able to run.

The district government is also exploring the possibility of adding more parking spaces. In this regard tourism stakeholders share a common vision with the government.

“There are already some parking spaces, like the ones at Monkey Forest. Similar spaces will be provided in Ubud Kaja We will communicate further with Customary Village authorities because this issue is related to economic profit. A shuttle bus for transport around Ubud will also be provided”, he said.

The full plan will be shared with the public in June, and after looking for effective patterns of operation over the next six months, with the plan of making the shuttle buses available next December.

“The shuttle bus is an alternative measure and the idea has received positive responses from community

Wednesday, April 27 -6:30pm Exhibition opening: Alla duly, I made ada Wood Inside and outside Museum Puri Lukisan free exhibition runs from April 27- Mai 23rd Thursday, April 28th, 7:30Pm Jalanan The Movie (2013) Award winning documentary about 3 charismatic buskers in Jakarta.

Bar Luna, Jalan Raya Ubud Friday, April 29th +30th Kollektiv & Mini Kino: 7:30pm film screening White shoes& the Couples Company di Cikini Berry Biz Hotel, Jalan Raya Sunset road no 99, kuta www.minikino.org 25K Friday, April 29th , 7:00Pm International Jazz Day eith bali Gypsy, Underground Jazz movement, Dian Prawiti, Rumah Sanur, Jalan Damau Poso 51A, Sanur 50k Friday, April 29th 8pm Body painting exhibition: ISI Denpasar Art students , Pagung Terbuka Ksirarnawa (open stage), Art Center, Jalan Nusa Indah, Denpasar Free Friday, April 29th 6:30PM Mahendratta: Jejak Arkeologis dan sosok historis runs form april 30th to mai 7th Exhibition of photos and artefacts from the 10 and 11th century Bali related to Mahendratta who was the illustrious wife of then King Udayana.

In conjunction with Rumah Perabadan and the bureau of Archeology. bentara Budaya, Free Friday, April 29th, Rizal& Rasendriya: Live music by multi talented west javanese playing his independently created new musical instrument made from bamboo.

7:30Pm Bar Luna, jalan Raya Ubud, Friday, April 29th 7:30-9:30pm Live music with Yudele and friends Balinese instrument maker and musician performs his uplifting songs.

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ONGOING EVENTS March 2- August 31th A Love Affair With Asia: Bridges Cafe, Jalan Campuhan, Ubud www.bridges.com FREE Every Tuesday Ecstastic Tuesday Morning Dance 9AM-12Noon Guided improvised movement Paradiso, Jalan Goutama Selatan, Ubud www.paradisoubud.com 100K Every Thursday African Drum Class with Catur Sang Klang Wijaya 4PM-6PM Experience the healing power of drumming. all levels welcome Ashram Satya Graha, Nyuh Kining, Ubud

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The congestion often happen in Ubud. figures in Ubud. Obviously we first have to eliminate on-street parking.

We need to determine when the shuttle bus plan can be implement and

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be careful in making decisions and determining when the shuttle bus can start operating so as to avoid negative outcomes”said Widiarsa. (kmb25)

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What The Truck!

In addition to its all-day eatery Seminyak Kitchen and lively Pool Bar, Courtyard Bali Seminyak introduces a unique food truck concept as the newest extension to its food & beverage offering, “What The Truck!”

“What The Truck!” is located on the pedestrian walk in front of the hotel lobby and has opened its doors to the public daily from 8AM to 8PM.

The truck offers an opening promo of a complimentary beer for every first purchase of tacos, whenever following its Instagram account @ whatthetruckbali.

For more information on “What The Truck!”, like Facebook Page What The Truck Bali, Instagram @whatthetruckbali, or call +62361 8499 600.

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Actors (L-R) Emily VanCamp, Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr, Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner, pose for photographers at a media event ahead of the release of, “Captain America: Civil War”, in London, Britain, April 25, 2016.

Control and conscience divides heroes in ‘Captain America: Civil War’

LOS ANGELES - Marvel’s band of Avengers are usually a friendly bunch, but when faced with the destruction of their heroic efforts to save the world, the superheroes are split between maintaining control of their powers or going under government contract, leading to an explosive battle.

“Captain America: Civil War,” out in international theaters this week and in U.S. theaters on May 6, holds the heroes accountable for the mass destruction caused by their efforts to save the planet.

Last year’s “Avengers: Age of Ultron” ended with an entire town being lifted into the air.

In “Civil War,” Chris Evans’ Captain America fights for superheroes to govern themselves and goes head to head with his former ally, Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man, who wants the heroes to be governed by the United Nations.

“We like to liken it to a fight at a wedding,” said Joe Russo, who co-directed the film with his brother Anthony Russo.

“It’s something that’s been brewing in a family for some time and something happens that instigates a fall-out amongst all of the characters so relevancy and topicality are really important to us because it makes the audience feel like it’s part of their world.”

“Civil War” sees Captain America’s best friend the Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) seemingly cause massive acts of destruction.

A divided superhero camp mirrors the complexities of the current U.S. political stage, Evans said.

“Even in American politics, no one is right or wrong. There’s no evil here, we’re not fighting Nazis or aliens. This is just a matter of

whether we’re fighting for our head or our heart,” he said.

Moments of levity come courtesy of new additions to the superhero ensemble, namely Paul Rudd’s smart-talking Ant-Man and the first appearance of British newcomer Tom Holland’s SpiderMan, the latest iteration of the web-slinging hero.

Spider-Man is joining Disney’s Marvel cinematic universe as part of a collaborative deal between Walt Disney Co and Sony Pictures, which owns the rights to SpiderMan. Holland will be swinging his way into 2017’s standalone film “Spider-Man: Homecoming.”

“I like the fact that they’re skewing Spider-Man young because that’s how he is in the comic books. He’s a young kid, and Tom Holland has this really great innocence and naivete but sense of subtle maturity,” Evans said. (rtr)

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The EDUCATION sector in Bali was shocked by the recent of a 14 year old student in Denpasar who disposed of her aborted infant in a toilet at the Penta Medika emergency room on Jalan Teuku Umar Barat, Denpasar. The baby was found one of the clinics cleaning service staff on Sunday (Apr. 17). The public was then forced to question the current education system and wonder if there were other similar incidents that have gone unreported.

“It’s a blow to education in general, to parents and the wider community even without looking for who is the most responsible whether school, family, the surrounding community or the couple themselves. Indeed, this is very heartbreaking” said academic I Made Ardana Putra.

Apparently premarital sexual relationships, said Ardana, have rapidly become widespread amongst teenagers. Can this be regarded as an indication of a decline in morals and ethics?

“Probably it is the result of erotic shows being easily available today” said the lecturer from the State Polytechnic of Bali.

Mitsubishi Motors President Tetsuro Aikawa, center, bows after a press conference in Tokyo, Wednesday, April 20, 2016. Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said Wednesday it used improper testing methods to make some of its vehicle models look more fuel efficient than they actually are.

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Mitsubishi Admits Cheating Goes Back 25 Years

TOKYO - Car maker Mitsubishi has been cheating on fuel economy tests for 25 years, it admitted. The Japanese company acknowledged last week that it had manipulated tests on some of its own brand and Nissan cars.

It said at the time that the rigging went back to 2002 and involved 600,000 models but an internal probe has now found such tampering dates to 1991 and the total number was not known.

Shares in the Tokyo-based company have plummeted since the initial revelations, wiping billions

of pounds off its market value and Japanese transport officials have raided the firm’s offices.

The car maker has said that there was no evidence to suggest that UK or European models were affected.

Mitsubishi Motors Corp’s President Tetsuro Aikawa, Executive Vice President Ryugo Nakao and other

executive bow as they leave a news conference to brief about issues of misconduct in fuel economy tests in Tokyo Mitsubishi president Tetsuro Aikawa said following the latest revelations that the company’s internal probe was ongoing. He said: “We don’t know the whole picture and we are in the process of trying to determine that. I feel a great responsibility.”

Mr Aikawa added that it was unclear how many customers were

going to be compensated because the extent of the manipulation was still under investigation.

It comes amid widening concerns over irregularities among global car makers following Volkswagen’s admission that it cheated on diesel emissions tests.

The German company last week reported its first annual loss for two decades after its provision for the scandal increased to €16.2bn (£12.7bn).

Meanwhile, the German government said a probe sparked by the

scandal had found anomalies in 16 global brands – though the “defeat device” technology used by VW was not employed by other car makers. (rtr) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am. Listen to Global Radio FM at http:// globalfmbali.listen2myradio.com or live video streaming at http://radioglobalfmbali.com and http:// ustream.tv/channel/global-fm-bali.