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‘Pitha’ attended the Pride event revealing preparations for marriage equality – certifying gender identity Immediately attending the council – ready to promote Bangkok as the host of World Pride 2028

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An example of workers cutting oil palm fruit in the rain. Palm bunches weighing more than 15 kg fell on their heads while standing. But it’s still good that it doesn’t hit the important point. Symptoms are now safe.

Rescuers from the Miracle of Life Foundation, Klong Khanan Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Nuea Khlong District, Krabi Province helped the injured from the palm bunch fall on the head. The incident occurred in the palm garden, Village No. 3, Ban Khlong Mak, Khlong Khanan Subdistrict, before noon yesterday. An injured man was found lying near a palm tree waiting for help. I know Mr. Somboon’s name, 22 years old, broken head, pain in the nape. and numbness on the left shoulder in a state of drowsiness The officer then rushed to give first aid before taking him to Nuea Khlong Hospital. The injured person was safe. The accident scene found a palm bunch weighing about 15 kg, falling into one bunch, along with a palm scythe about 3 meters long.

From interviewing workers in the palm plantation, Mr. Somboon was hired to cut palm fruit in the plantation. While using a long sickle to cut a bunch of palm trees under a palm tree about 3 meters high, the bunch of palms suddenly fell on his head. until Mr. Somboon fell to his feet But did not hit the important point, still conscious, as for the cause, it is expected that between Mr. Complete I was cutting palm fruit. It was raining so that the palm bunches were not clearly visible whether they were cut or not. Until the palm bunch fell down to hit the injured head.

for this event A cautionary tale for palm cutter workers. to be more careful because it can be life threatening because each bunch of palm fruit is heavy In the past, there was a worker who cut palm trees and died when the palm bunch fell on his head.

Source: Thai News Agency

Jakarta (ANTARA) – Deputy for Human Resources for Science and Technology at the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), Edy Giri Rachman Putra, has said that the government will launch the National Talent Management (MTN) program.”There are three areas that will be the focus: the first will be the field of innovation research, which will be coordinated by BRIN; the field of arts and culture will be under the Ministry of Education and Culture; and the field of sports will be under the Ministry of Sports,” he said.

He made the remarks during a discussion on “Building an Education Road Map in Indonesia: Improving the Quality of Education and Human Resources” at the Alumni Connect event organized by the World Indonesian Students’ Association (PPI Dunia) in Jakarta on Saturday.

Through MTN, it is expected that many talents will grow to help realize the Golden Indonesia Vision 2045, he said.

He added that in the future, there will be many talents who are expected to win medals at the Olympics, as well as promote arts and culture.

The places where talents gather are universities, in the form of students and lecturers, he said.

“Not to mention the researchers in the community and in the private sector that we need to invite and synergize with, and the most important thing is the (Indonesian) diaspora,” he said.

Under the Golden Indonesia 2045 vision, Indonesia is seeking to become a developed nation by 2045, when it marks 100 years of its independence.

On December 10, 2021, President Joko Widodo issued Presidential Decree (Keppres) No. 21 of 2021 concerning the National Talent Management Task Force.

The aim of the task force is to prepare talented and globally competitive human resources.

Comprehensive, sustainable, and innovative management and development of national talent are needed through breakthrough policies.

Source: Antara News Agency

the chair of ASEAN in 2023, Indonesia aims to realize a long-term sustainable and inclusive growth, thus the implementation of IPEF is expected to strengthen Indonesia’s attempts to achieve this objective.

Jakarta (ANTARA) – Indonesia’s proposal that critical mineral issues be included in the discussion of the Pillar I of Trade of the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) was supported by member countries of the forum.ccording to the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs’ press statement that ANTARAreceived here Sunday, the proposal was conveyed by Coordinating EconomicMinister Airlangga Hartartoatthe IPEF Ministerial Meeting, held in Detroit, Michigan, USA, on Saturday (May 27, 2023).

The ministers of seven ASEAN member countries who attended the meeting agreed to support Indonesia’s proposal.Australia also gave a positive response to it.

Furthermore, Hartarto stated that along with partners from Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, Indonesia will support the attempts to bolster free as well as open trade and investment through the cooperation framework in the IPEF.

“As the chair of ASEAN in 2023, Indonesia aims to realize a long-term sustainable and inclusive growth, thus the implementation of IPEF is expected to strengthen Indonesia’s attempts to achieve this objective,” he remarked.

The IPEF is expected to provide various concrete economic benefits, such as opening new market opportunities for micro, small, and medium enterprises, increasing employees’ wage rates, as well as reducing commodity prices.

To realize such benefits, Indonesia and a number of IPEF member countries had developed a joint commitment and initiative, called the Bali Initiative for Tangible Benefitscontaining practical and concrete steps to realize IPEF.

The initiative was jointly drafted by Brunei, Fiji, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam on the sidelines of the second IPEF negotiations in Bali, Indonesia, in March 2023.

In addition to those seven countries, the country members of IPEF include Australia, India, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Philippines, and the United States.

Those countries represent more than 40 percent of the global economy and 28 percent of global trade in goods and services.

There are four main pillars in the IPEF, namely Pillar I of Trade, Pillar II of Supply Chain, Pillar III of Clean Economy, and Pillar IV of Fair Economy.

When opening the meeting, Ambassador of United States Trade of Representative (USTR) Katherine Tai expressed her hope that a number of chapters in the Pillar I could be agreed before the IPEF Leaders Meeting in November 2023.

Several chapters in the Pillar I include trade facilitation, technical assistance and economic cooperation, good regulatory practices, and services domestic regulations.

Source: Antara News Agency

Sorong, Southwest Papua (ANTARA) – The Southwest Papua administration has allocated Rp40 billion (US$2.6 million) to address extreme poverty in the province.”The provincial government has allocated Rp40 billion, and (the budget) will add from each regional budget in each district and city,” Acting Governor of Southwest Papua Muhammad Musa’ad said here on Sunday.

He said the budget allocation is needed to overcome the high rate of extreme poverty in Southwest Papua.

The extreme poverty rate in Southwest Papua was recorded at 9.05 percent in 2021 and dropped to 7.37 percent in 2022.

One of the regions that experienced a decrease in extreme poverty, he said, was Sorong District, where the poverty rate was recordedat 14.86 percent in 2021 and 12.09 percent in 2022.

While extreme poverty remains high in the Tambrauw and Maybrat Districts, with 22.40 percent or 3,140 extremely poor people, and 22.89 percent or 9,520 people, respectively.

“Based on our analysis, it is the dependence among family members that causes extreme poverty,” Musa’ad said.

He explained that many elderly residents who have no longer had a source of income depend on their children to meet their daily needs.

When the youngest generation in the family is married, their parents and even their relatives can live together in one house, he said.

In such conditions, where only one person generates an income, he said, it will not be enough to meet the needs of all the family members.

Therefore, Musa’ad said, the provincial government is implementing the elderly protection program called Paitua to reduce old people’s dependence on their family members.

“This is a social protection program. Every person aged 65 years and over gets an allowance of Rp250 thousand (US$16.66) per month,” he said.

He said that the provincial government is designing integrated and focused programs to address extreme poverty to ensure the community can accept the implementation too.

He also asked the local governments to empower residents economically through the programs.

Source: Antara News Agency

Jakarta (ANTARA) – The government has worked quickly to tackle human trafficking crimes that tricked its victims into online scamming,Presidential Staff Office (KSP) expert staff Siti Ruhaini Dzuhayatin said here on Sunday.”The release and repatriation of trafficking victims who were forced into online scammingis the result of the government’s quick work in dealing with it from the upstream to downstream level,” Dzuhayatin said.

t the upstream level, the government coordinates with the ministriesagencies and local governments to respond to the cases.

While on the downstream side, she said, the government has been encouraging ASEAN member states to carry out concrete cooperation in dealing with human trafficking crimes, especially those led by online fraud.

“So the local authorities can become much more responsive in rescuing Indonesian citizens from the location of these online scam companies,” she added.

ccording to the Foreign Affairs Ministry’s report, in early May, at least 25 Indonesian citizens were released from the Myanmar-Thailand border conflict area. The release process was assisted by the Indonesian Embassy in Yangon and the Indonesian Embassy in Bangkok.

Not long after that release, the Indonesian government and the Philippines authority released 240 trafficking victims at a company complex allegedly operated an online fraud.

Of the total victims, 53 were repatriated on May 25-26, while the rest were still undergoing legal processes in the Philippines.

“KSP highly lauds the foreign minister and her ranks for strengthening response with ASEAN member states for concrete and friendly cooperation in handling trafficking,” Dzuhayatin said.

Furthermore, she said President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has pushed for the importance of discussing the eradication of human trafficking crimes at the 42nd ASEAN Summit, Labuan Bajo, on May 9-11.

President Jokowi emphasized that key aspects of the Epicentrum of Growth that focus on economic resilience, energy, and health architecture, must not leave out the negative impacts.

“Especially on the abuse of digital technology which causes dehumanization and human trafficking which is referred to as modern slavery,” Dzuhayatin said.

Source: Antara News Agency