Riri Rahayu "Safety is the main priority in every KAI operation we are forced to close the affected line until conditions are completely safe to pass," said Didiek through an official statement on Sunday Didiek ensured that the emergency response team would immediately restore the line damaged by the Grobogan flood He also said that he would continue to work with the Ministry of Public Works the Directorate General of Railways of the Ministry of Transportation KAI is implementing a detour operation pattern and engineering train travel patterns to minimize the impact on customers," said Didik Didiek said that there were 10 train trips that were canceled starting Sunday Blora Jaya Train (KA 227) Cepu-Semarang Poncol route2 Blora Jaya Train (KA 228) Semarang Poncol-Cepu route3 Sembrani Additional Train (KA 7009A) Surabaya Pasar Turi-Gambir route4 Sembrani Additional Train (KA 7010A) Gambir-Surabaya Pasarturi route (starting January 27 Kedung Sepur Train (KA 546) Semarang Poncol-Ngrombo route6 Kedung Sepur Train (KA 545) Ngrombo-Semarang Poncol route7 Kedung Sepur Train (KA 548A) Semarang Poncol-Ngrombo route8 Kedung Sepur Train (KA 547) Ngrombo-Semarang Poncol route9 KA Tegal Bahari (KA 169) crossing Tegal-Pasar Senen10 KATegal Bahari (KA 170) crossing Pasar Senen-Tegal trains that carry out a detour operation pattern via the Gambringan-Gundih-Brumbung route for departures starting Sunday Harina (KA 125) crossing Surabaya Pasar Turi-Cikampek2 Harina (KA 126A) crossing Cikampek-Surabaya Pasar Turi3 Ambarawa Express (KA 231) crossing Surabaya Pasar Turi-Semarang Poncol4 Ambarawa Express (KA 232) crossing Semarang Poncol-Surabaya Pasar Turi5 Ambarawa Express (KA 229) crossing Surabaya Pasar Turi-Semarang Poncol6 Ambarawa Express (KA 230) crossing Semarang Poncol-Surabaya Pasar Turi7 Dharmawangsa Express (KA 132A) Pasarsenen-Surabaya Pasar Turi route8 Dharmawangsa Ekspres train (KA 131) Surabaya Pasar Turi-Pasarsenen route9 North Parcel Train (KA 284) Kampung Bandan-Surabaya Pasar Turi route (canceled from January 26 to January 29 North Parcel Train (KA 283) Surabaya Pasar Turi-Kampung Bandan route (canceled from January 26 to January 29 The trains that are experiencing a detour operating pattern via the Surabaya Gubeng-Solo Jebres-Brumbung route for departures starting January 26 Argo Bromo Anggrek Train (KA 1) Surabaya Pasar Turi-Gambir route2 Argo Bromo Anggrek Train (KA 2) Gambir-Surabaya Pasar Turi route3 Sembrani Train (KA 61) Surabaya Pasarturi-Gambir route4 Sembrani Train (KA 62A) Gambir-Surabaya Pasar Turi route5 Sembrani Train (63 train) Surabaya Pasar Turi-Gambir route6 Sembrani Train (64 train) Gambir-Surabaya Pasar Turi route7 Pandalungan Train (77F train) Surabaya Pasarturi-Gambir route8 Pandalungan Train (78F train) Gambir-Surabaya Pasar Turi route9 Jayabaya Train (107 train) Surabaya Pasar Turi-Pasar Senen route10 Jayabaya Train (108 train) Pasar Senen-Surabaya Pasar Turi route11 Gumarang Train (129A train) Surabaya Pasar 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See Original Please note that this article was automatically translated using Microsoft Azure AI, Open AI, and Google Translation AI. We cannot ensure that the entire content is translated accurately. If you spot any errors or inconsistencies, contact us at hotline@kompas.id and we'll make every effort to address them JAKARTA, KOMPAS — TNI Army soldiers who underwent a prewedding photo shoot with a tank belonging to the TNI AD as a backdrop sparked controversy. The Indonesian Army explained that the use of main weapons systems as a backdrop for pre-wedding photos was only to show pride as a soldier "The purpose of the video is actually for prewedding and the photos are for invitations "It's just a form of pride in the person concerned as a Cavalry Corps soldier," said Head of the Indonesian Army Information Service The soldier who took pre-wedding photos is a soldier with the initials TLA who comes from the 2nd Cavalry Battalion/Turangga Ceta unit He is one of the Driver Private First Class (Tamudi) in the Logistics Section (Silog) of the Headquarters Company (Kima) in his unit the photo was taken on Sunday (24/3/2024) in the district of Ambarawa TNI-AD AMX-13 tank at the Soesilo Soedarman Museum in Gentasari Village it was done inside the Yonkav 2/TC headquarters in Ambarawa It so happened that the person in question is indeed a member of the Silog Kima unit in Yonkav 2/TC," he added Taking photos and using state-owned alutsista is permitted as long as it does not interfere with operational operations and obtains permission from the unit commander the party who uploaded it to Tiktok social media packaged it as if the soldier wanted to show off The purpose of the video is actually for prewedding and invitation photos It is solely an expression of pride from the person involved as a member of the Cavalry Corps "The party who uploaded it to Tiktok was the photographer without the knowledge of Pratu TLA or his future wife," said Kristomei The photos and videos of the prewedding set in a TNI tank were in the spotlight after the @Miduk17 account on social media X uploaded a video from Tiktok which allegedly belonged to @kertasputih.project a wedding photo and video documentation vendor The @Miduk17 account questioned the rules that allow pre-wedding photos using defense equipment Also read: Pre-wedding photo shoot triggers fire in Bromo, one person becomes suspect all Indonesian people should be able to pre-wedding using tanks He also mentioned the purchase of military equipment using funds from the people The budget is used to buy military equipment to defend the country's sovereignty Army tanks participated in enlivening the celebration of Indonesia's 72nd Independence Day in front of Gedung Sate two AMX-13 tanks and two soldiers are shown to be arranged in parallel The engaged couple then poses with a number of styles in front of the bride-to-be sits on the cannon's muzzle and they both stand while reaching out to each other on top of the tank Apart from that, Pratu TLA wore official clothes, while the bride and groom wore a white dress typical of pre-wedding photos. Until news is loaded the video will no longer be available from the Tiktok account @kertasputih.project Also read: People are enthusiastic about watching the defense equipment exhibition in Ambarawa what also caught attention was the text accompanying the video The text read "Why bring flowers for prewedding at least bring a tank" followed by three smiling emojis with closed eyes Kristomei explained that activities should not disrupt the operation of the unit should not be carried out in restricted or secret places and should obtain permission from the unit commander it should not disrupt the operation of the unit and obtain permission from the unit commander," he said Home / Trends redaksiharian7 - Admin As the timeline of technology perpetually accelerates 2023 emerges as a testament to human creativity and ingenuity The realm of gadgets is no longer restricted to mere utility; it’s about amplifying human potential and redefining boundaries these handheld marvels become an even more integrated part of our daily lives Exploring the Tech-Savvy WondersThe delineation between digital and physical continues to blur weaving a fabric of reality that resonates with the beats of progress entrepreneurs and tech aficionados find a fertile ground to cultivate As we navigate through the myriad of gadget-driven narratives there are key trends and ground-breaking gadgets that stand poised to redefine our daily existence From AI-powered personal assistants to wearable tech that tunes into our biological rhythms the future seems to have unpacked itself right into our living rooms Join us as we delve into the tech-savvy wonders of 2023 and glimpse the future of gadgetry But Windows to WellnessThe era of wearables merely displaying time and tracking steps feels almost prehistoric wearable technology offers insights deep into our physiological and psychological states Advanced biometric sensors track parameters far beyond heart rates; they gauge stress levels and even predict potential health disruptions Wearables in 2023 also seamlessly integrate with our smart homes adjusting environments based on our mood or energy levels offering a truly interconnected living experience.Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) wearables have taken entertainment and education to new dimensions from “walking” through historical events to attending virtual concerts that feel palpably real the line between the virtual and real world gets delightfully blurred.But it’s not just about personal wellness or entertainment Wearable tech also plays a pivotal role in professional settings From enhancing hands-free operations in industries to offering real-time data overlays for technicians the applications seem limitless and profoundly transformative Smart Homes: Beyond Automation to AnticipationIf 2023 could be summarized in the gadget space it would be the year where our homes started truly “understanding” us Your coffee machine knows when you’ve had a rough night and adjusts the brew strength accordingly Lighting not just detects presence but mood optimizing brightness and hue to either energize or soothe with an increasing focus on sustainability gadgets are now designed to be more energy-efficient than ever and smart meters ensure that embracing technology doesn’t come at the planet’s expense to be tech-savvy also means being eco-conscious The Eco-Tech Revolution: A Sustainable FutureIn the midst of the technological whirlwind of 2023 a significant subheading in the realm of gadgetry is the growing emphasis on sustainability and eco-consciousness the gadgets we use are not just about convenience and functionality but also about minimizing our environmental footprint The Eco-Tech Revolution encompasses a wide range of innovations from eco-friendly materials used in gadget construction to energy-efficient design principles we’ll explore how gadget manufacturers are embracing sustainability from the reduction of electronic waste to the promotion of renewable energy sources we’ll delve into the role of gadgets in fostering a sustainable lifestyle Smart home devices that optimize energy consumption and eco-awareness apps are all contributing to a more environmentally responsible way of living As we navigate the world of tech-savvy wonders in 2023 it’s imperative to recognize the pivotal role of eco-tech in shaping a greener and more sustainable future Ekonomi Jateng Tancap Gas Tumbuh 4,96 Persen Menikmati Sensasi Keindahan Pesisir Pantura dari Jendela Kereta Api Raih Peringkat 3 Nasional Pelayanan Publik Purna Wiyata XV SMK MIPHA Parakan: 370 Siswa Lulus 100 Persen Sri Mulyani dan Kato Bahas Bayang-bayang Perang Dagang 36 Tersangka Berhasil Diamankan Salah Satunya Perempuan Pertanian Ngebut, Ekonomi Jateng Tancap Gas Tumbuh 4,96 Persen! Menikmati Sensasi Keindahan Pesisir Pantura dari Jendela Kereta Api SALATIGA MONCER! Raih Peringkat 3 Nasional Pelayanan Publik, Robby Hernawan: “Alhamdulillah, Kita Terus Tingkatkan!” Purna Wiyata XV SMK MIPHA Parakan: 370 Siswa Lulus 100 Persen, Dibalut Nuansa Adat Jawa Bertemu Menkeu Japan, Sri Mulyani dan Kato Bahas Bayang-bayang Perang Dagang Petir Garda Bhwana TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - On Saturday, November 30, 2024, French Ambassador to Indonesia Fabian Penone paid PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) a visit at the Jakarta Railway Center According to the press release Tempo received on December 3 the two talked about getting ready for the Arthur Rimbaud plaque's inauguration at Tuntang Station in the Semarang Regency and the management took part in the conversation Arthur Rimbaud was one of the best poets of the 19th century and a well-known author worldwide He was a prolific writer in his teens until deciding to give up writing in 1875 he made the decision to visit Indonesia and other countries which is now the Museum of PT Kereta Api Indonesia he vanished and then resurfaced in France four months later It is anticipated that the plaque's unveiling will serve as a historical reminder of the significance of the Ambarawa and Salatiga districts in the life of renowned French poet Arthur Rimbaud which symbolizes efforts to develop cultural links between Indonesia and France This partnership is evidence of KAI's dedication to conserving history and promoting Indonesian culture globally KAI will offer transportation services to ensure the event runs well and to highlight the company's excellent offerings to the distinguished French guests this partnership reinforces KAI's mission as a bridge across cultural heritage and modern transportation Editor's Choice: KAI Readies Over 2 Million Train Tickets for Christmas and New Year Holiday Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News French Prosecutor Says Mosque Attacker's Motive Not Linked to Terrorism France Forge Partnership for Sustainable Mining Practices Spain-Portugal Reeling from Massive Blackout: Impact Unfolds President Macron Condemns Stabbing of Muslim in French Mosque French Police Hunt for Killer of a Muslim Man in Mosque French HDF Energy and Indonesia Partner on Green Hydrogen in Maritime Sector Purple Dreams: The Best and Most Gorgeous Lavender Fields to Visit Netanyahu Slams Macron's Recognition Plan for Palestine housands of young people in Central Java have fallen prey to drugs, the Central Java Narcotics Agency (BNNP) claims to have found in a recent survey, indicating that out of more than 500,000 drug addicts in the province, 2 percent are students. “They are in their productive age. Some of them are in junior and senior high school while others are university students. Drug abuse in Central Java has become alarming,” BNNP Central Java head Brig. Gen. Tri Agus Heru Prasetyo said on Thursday. A survey jointly commissioned by the BNNP Central Java and the University of Indonesia’s Health Research Center shows that by 2015, the number of drug users in Central Java had reached 649,800, 1.9 percent of the province’s 34.2 million population. Tri said among problems that had hampered his agency’s efforts to eliminate drug abuse was the many drug businesses run by kingpins from inside prison. According to BNNP Central Java, 83 percent of all drugs distributed in the province were controlled by drug inmates. In the latest case, police arrested Aan, 39, a resident of Sidomukti village, Salatiga regency, Central Java, for possession of 105 grams of crystal methamphetamine. “I was ordered by Uup, a drug convict who is serving time in Ambarawa Penitentiary. I brought the crystal meth from Semarang to Salatiga,” said Aan, a former drug convict. Uup and Aan have both served time in prison several times. (hol/ebf) © 2016 - 2025 PT. Bina Media Tenggara Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate your feedback. Quickly share this news with your network—keep everyone informed with just a single click! Customize your reading experience by adjusting the text size to small, medium, or large—find what’s most comfortable for you. Women in the Boeloe Semarang Women's Camp in Indonesia in 1945. (Supplied: Nikola Drakulic and Valentin Schreiber/Europeana Collections) Link copiedShareShare articleAs a child growing up Thomas Watson knew that his grandmother had survived the horrors of a prisoner-of-war camp. But like so many others who suffered in the Second World War, she never spoke about it. The ordeal of Yvonne Watson (nee Holman) was largely shrouded in mystery. Mrs Watson spent four years as a captive with thousands of other Dutch civilians who were incarcerated when Indonesia fell to Japan in 1942. "I'd known that she had survived a Japanese-run concentration camp in Indonesia, which was then the Dutch East Indies, and that her experience was incredibly violent," Mr Watson said. He knew little else, but carried his curiosity into adulthood. After his grandmother's death in 2013, Mr Watson teamed up with filmmaker Jean-Baptiste Breliere to make a feature-length documentary about Mrs Watson's experiences titled The World Ended on Mango Street. "My grandmother was imprisoned in a small hut with around about 15 other women in Mango Street Number 7," Mr Watson said. "Her whole life as she knew it in Indonesia completely ended on Mango Street — that's where the title comes from." Women and children in the Lampersari concentration camp in Indonesia during WWII. (Supplied: Nikola Drakulic and Valentin Schreiber/Europeana Collections) Production of the film has sent Mr Watson on an emotional quest to discover the truth about his courageous grandmother who survived the starvation and disease of the camp, living to be 92. Yvonne Watson (nee Holman) as a young woman in Batavia (now Jakarta, Indonesia). (Supplied: Thomas Watson) When the Japanese invaded the Dutch East Indies in 1942, the young Yvonne Holman was studying to become a lawyer. The Australian War Memorial estimates that some 130,000 allied civilians were interned by the Japanese during their occupation of the Dutch East Indies, including American, British and Australian civilians. Mr Watson believed most evidence of what went on in the camps had been destroyed. "A lot of the buildings have been destroyed and a lot of the first-hand witnesses have either died or disappeared," he said. However, he does have the first-hand account of his great uncle, Robert Holman, who was a 10-year-old boy when he was separated from his mother and imprisoned in a boys' camp in Semarang. He is now 87 and living in the Netherlands where the filmmakers met him. Boys and young men in Ambarawa camp 7 in Indonesia during WWII. (Supplied: Nikola Drakulic and Valentin Schreiber/Europeana Collections) "Basically, it was a method of slow extermination by starving 12-year-old boys, and a process of complete humiliation," Mr Watson said. "He said there were regular beatings, starvation, even a lot of betrayal between the boys, not through any malice but simply because people were so desperate; they had to think of nothing but themselves." "I can't tell you how heartbreaking it is because it is my great uncle. Not only did Yvonne Watson survive, she succeeded in burying her trauma deep enough to begin a new life in Australia. At the end of WWII, Mrs Watson was transported on a Red Cross hospital ship to Sorrento, Victoria. "She was there for around about two months recovering," Mr Watson said. "She was walking down the stairs of a hotel and there was a very handsome RAAF pilot walking up the stairs. "They locked eyes and later danced at a ball. They fell in love. And he became my grandfather." When she had to leave Australia and move to Holland, Yvonne's new love-interest joined the merchant navy to follow her. Eventually they married and immigrated to Australia. Mrs Watson's family describe her life as two halves that don't make a pair: the first half clothed in mystery and impossible to understand, while the other half is ordinary and familiar. "My grandmother's story is not unique in the sense that she's not the only one that it happened to, but it's a way of talking about the experience of thousands of people whose story hasn't been told and whose secret suffering went unnoticed for 70 years." Thomas Watson and Jean-Baptiste Brelier look for the story of Mr Watson's grandmother as a prisoner of war in Indonesia. (Supplied: Thomas Watson) CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) on Sunday January 25th 1998 around 6:30 am the ruthless Tamil terrorists attacked the Sri Dalada Maligawa – one of the most valued national cultural treasures of Sri Lanka this fabulous architectural marvel is more than 550 years old additions and improvements were  effected to the Maligawa by several kings making it one of the most captivating historic buildings in the country This magnificent structure enshrines the sacred Tooth Relic of the Buddha which is the most sacred object of worship in the Buddhist world It is of utmost symbolic value for Buddhists and the Nation as a whole because from historic times the possession and custodianship of the Sacred Tooth Relic was tantamount to acquisition of the sovereignty of the nation It was first brought to Sri Lanka in the fourth century CE and has been treated with utmost veneration by our kings of the past The possession of the Sacred Tooth Relic was required for a king to be acknowledged as the ruler of the country You must be logged in to post a comment