1) Shoot Dead TNI commander of the TPN /
OPM in Puncak Jaya
2) IN MERAUKE REGENCY, MALNOURISHMENT
CHILDREN ARE FOUND EVERY YEAR
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A google translate of article in Majalahselangkah.com. Be-aware google translate can be a bit erratic.
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1) Shoot Dead TNI commander of the TPN / OPM in Puncak Jaya
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TPN / OPM women. Photo: Ist
Puncak Jaya, STEP MAGAZINE - Armed Forces Indonesian Army (TNI AD) from Infantry Battalion (Infantry) 751/Vira Jaya Sakti Military Command XVII / TRIKORA Tingginambut who served in Puncak Jaya, Papua Province claimed to have shot dead the commander of the National Liberation Army / Organization Free Papua Movement (TPN / OPM), Saturday (07/06/14) yesterday.
According to the press release received military Puspen majalahselangkah.com, gunfire occurred around 05.00 am, when soldiers on patrol in the area around Tingginambut, Puncak Jaya, Papua.
"In the firing contacts, we managed to shoot dead members of the OPM commander named Timika Wonda," said Maj. Gen. TNI Kapuspen Mochamad Fouad Basha in the press release.
TNI also get two long-barreled firearms. Written there, the intensity of patrol in Puncak Jaya further enhanced because adjacent to the Presidential Election ballot.
As of this writing, there is no description of the TPN / OPM is associated penemakan.
Known, the conflict in Papua last 50 years and there has been no comprehensive solution.
(PR/GE/003/MS)
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2) IN MERAUKE REGENCY, MALNOURISHMENT CHILDREN ARE FOUND EVERY YEAR
Women and children in Merauke (IST)
Merauke, 7/6 (Jubi) – Head of Health Department of Merauke Regency, dr. Stef Ozok said poverty always lead malnutrition to the children.
“The medical staffs found this when the parents took their children to the integrated health care for health examination including immunization,” Ozok said to tabloidjubi.com at Iteze Hotel Merauke on Wednesday (4/6).
According to him the malnourishment children are always found every year. The number is various for every sub-district, it’s around 15 – 30 percent.
“I can’t tell the number in detail, the data is at my office,” he said.
“I can’t tell the number in detail, the data is at my office,” he said.
He further said poverty is a factor of malnutrition among the children because the parents couldn’t buy their children’s needs such as food and milk. It affected their growth from time to time.
Chronic disease is another factor, he said.
“When a child got malaria or other disease while the healthy food was always well served. A child from wealth family could possibly experiencing malnutrition because consumed more sweets,” he added.
“When a child got malaria or other disease while the healthy food was always well served. A child from wealth family could possibly experiencing malnutrition because consumed more sweets,” he added.
He further admitted malnourishment was equally found everywhere, not only the villages but also in the urban. The poverty and chronic disease are the main factors.
“I asked the parents to continue caring their children. They should maintain the daily consumption very well to help growing healthy,” Ozok said.
“I asked the parents to continue caring their children. They should maintain the daily consumption very well to help growing healthy,” Ozok said.
The Sub-district Chief of Tabonji, Wilhemus Harbelubun said on this occasion that his office always develop good communication and maintain good relationship with the local medical staffs.
“I always encourage the people to bring their children to the community health center for health examination,” he said. (Jubi/Frans L Kobun/rom)
“I always encourage the people to bring their children to the community health center for health examination,” he said. (Jubi/Frans L Kobun/rom)
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