Mila Novita TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Lawang Sewu's underground room or basement is reopened for visitors starting December 3 This room is considered one of the most haunted in this old building in Semarang the underground room was closed to the public KAI Wisata the manager of this heritage tourist destination announced that tickets to visit the underground room are priced at Rp50,000 per person Tours of Lawang Sewu's underground room or Kelderverkenning must be accompanied by a guide visitors are required to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) such as helmets and vests not all visitors are allowed to enter this area Visitors permitted to enter must be at least 13 years old and maximum 60 years old Individuals with special conditions such as a fear of dark or confined spaces The 102-year-old lalijiwo mango tree in the Lawang Sewu building's yard Lawang Sewu is a historic building owned by PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) and managed by KAI Wisata this building served as the central office of the private railway company Nederlandsch-Indische Spoorweg Maatschappij (NISM) Lawang Sewu has been transformed into a museum showcasing a variety of railway artifacts from Indonesia's past to present the building consists of several structures forming the letter L while additional buildings were constructed around 1916 and completed in 1918 This building features a unique design with numerous windows and doors for air circulation Its abundance of openings is the origin of the name Lawang Sewu In addition to its unique architectural design Lawang Sewu is adorned with stained glass ornaments by Johannes Lourens Schouten depicting the prosperity and beauty of Java Dutch colonial power over Semarang and Batavia There are also pottery ornaments on curved surfaces above balconies small domes at the top of the water tower covered in copper and bronze decorations on the tower's peak Kelderverkenning is an integral part of Lawang Sewu was constructed as a drainage system and cooling mechanism when the Japanese took over the building in 1942 this underground area was repurposed into an underground prison ranging from being a site of torture by the Japanese military to having a passage leading to the Java Sea The history and myths surrounding this underground room have piqued the interest of many Lawang Sewu's basement was reopened as a historical tourist destination According to a post on the Instagram account of wisata.lawangsewu The number of visitors is limited to only 750 per day Editor's Choice: Semarang's Lawang Sewu Reopens after Closure during PPKM Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News 6 Birth Control Methods Covered by BPJS Health: Injections, Vasectomy, IUDs, and More Jennie, Lisa, and Rose BLACKPINK Gather at the Met Gala 2025 List of Baeksang Arts Awards 2025 Winners KOSTCON 2025, the First Largest K-Drama OST Concert in Jakarta, to Take Place on August 2nd 10 Best Cities to Visit in Japan Besides Tokyo to Add to Your Bucket List 10 Recommended Budget-Friendly Tourist Destinations in the United States What Are the Cheapest Businesses to Start from Home? 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You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Yuni Rohmawati TEMPO.CO, Palembang - South Sumatra Health Office (Dinkes Sumsel) confirmed the report of students experiencing stomach aches due to food poisoning after consuming Free Nutritious Meals in the Empat Lawang Regency The Head of the South Sumatra Health Office stated that there was indeed a report referring to the incident classified as an Extraordinary Event (KLB) in the Tebing Tinggi area there were a total of eight children (6 girls and 2 boys) who experienced initial symptoms of vomiting These students were from the Tebing Tinggi State Elementary School 7 with details of 7 students from grade 3 and 1 student from grade 4 "There was a report of 8 students experiencing nausea and receiving treatment at the Emergency Department of Tebing Tinggi Community Health Center 7 students have been discharged at 9:00 AM this morning and one student is still under care," Trisnawarman stated when confirmed by Tempo via Whatsapp message on Wednesday Tris mentioned that several samples of the distributed food had been taken for further examination at the laboratory in the Environmental Health Technology Center or BTKL Palembang before the incident of several children experiencing stomach aches several videos had gone viral on social media showing a number of children in a school refusing to eat the provided meals due to their poor quality The videos depicted several foods infested with worms and sour fruits the person in charge of the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) in the South Sumatra region Diana did not provide a response regarding this matter It is known that the distribution of Free Nutritious Meals in the Empat Lawang Regency was held on Monday This was also conducted simultaneously in other regions such as the city of Prabumulih As for the target locations in Tebing Tinggi 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penerapan protokol kesehatan yang ketat pembatasan jam operasional maksimal sampai pukul 20.00 WIB sebutnya adalah maksimal 25 persen dari kapasitas normal area Lawang Sewu Para pengunjung yang ingin berwisata ke Museum Lawang Sewu wajib mematuhi protokol kesehatan yang berlaku diantaranya melakukan cek suhu tidak berkerumun dan wajib menunjukkan sertifikat vaksin kepada Petugas Security di gerbang pintu masuk dan kepada Petugas Loket sebelum melakukan pembelian tiket “Kami juga telah menata dan melakukan persiapan untuk membuka kembali Museum Lawang Sewu bagi kunjungan wisata guna memberikan rasa aman dan nyaman kepada pengunjung diantaranya dengan memastikan seluruh pekerja beserta seluruh mitra Museum Lawang Sewu telah melaksanakan kegiatan vaksin memasang spanduk dan flyer guna sosialisasi persyaratan kunjungan di Museum Lawang Sewu," jelasnya melalui siaran pers Dia menambahkan juga telah mengevaluasi alur pelayanan dan menyiapkan tenaga keamanan tambahan di gerbang pintu masuk yang bertugas mengecek sertifikat vaksin para calon pengunjung sehingga meminimalisir terjadinya antrian Pembukaan kembali Museum Lawang Sewu diharapkan dapat menjadi pilihan masyarakat untuk bisa berwisata dengan aman dan nyaman serta memberikan kesempatan kepada para wisatawan yang sudah rindu untuk berkunjung ke Museum Lawang Sewu Namun tentunya dengan mematuhi ketentuan yang ditetapkan oleh Walikota Semarang selaku Ketua Satuan Tugas Percepatan Penanganan Corona Virus Disease 2019 (Covid-19) di Kota Semarang yang tertuang dalam Instruksi Walikota Semarang Nomor 3/2021 Tentang Pemberlakuan Pembatasan Kegiatan Masyarakat Level 3 Dalam Rangka Pencegahan Penyebaran dan Pengendalian Corona Virus Disease (Covid-19) di Kota Semarang GARUT - In the early hours of Friday morning (1/12/2023) it was reported that landslides had occurred at a number of points in Banjarwangi District conveyed this information to the Garut Regency Communication and Information Service (Diskominfo) Team Tanjung Jaya Village and Ciawitali Village A 15 meter long road was affected in Lawang Angin the access road was buried by the remains of landslides "(Later) three telephone poles were found in Cikondang Village which had collapsed and their cables hit the road then there was ground movement in the yards of residents' houses in Ciawitali Village 1 half of the village road in Singkur Village as well as houses belonging to residents of Cilogawa Village Mulyajaya Village," explained Bambang He revealed that specifically for main road traffic because it was feared that further landslides would occur due to the weight of vehicles passing through that lane were that the landslides occurred due to the fairly high intensity of rain in several areas "Based on our monitoring and information obtained from witnesses it is estimated that a landslide occurred on the road at 01.30 WIB (early morning) the cause and effect of the landslide occurred due to the intensity of the rain which was quite heavy and occurred overnight without stopping," he added The Garut Regency Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) team has carried out field checks Bambang also mentioned coordination with the Garut Regency Public Works Spatial Planning Service (PUPR) because one of the affected roads had just been completed and is coordinating PUPR for construction that has just been completed and will follow up because it is still maintaining information from the PPK," he added Bambang appealed to road users who will cross Banjarwangi-Singajaya to always be careful because there are several points affected by landslides "And stay alert if there are further landslides on roads or residential areas," he concluded “We have ube running through our veins,” Albin Lawang tells Broadsheet, referencing the vibrant purple yam a key ingredient in many Filipino desserts The co-owner of Pecks Road is a personal trainer who has worked in the kitchens of The Kettle Black and Higher Ground He founded the venue with his brothers AJ and Arbi Lawang travel spots and more – curated by those who know ube is always on the menu – whether as a doughnut or a drink “It’s our way of showcasing our being Filipino and all the days we spent with our lola before and after school,” says Albin including the “Filipino banh mi” with chicharron (fried pork rinds) and pork marinated in Peck’s Pinoy barbeque sauce and the longanisa Peck-muffin – a take on a McMuffin where baked egg house-made Southwest and barbeque sauces are served on an English muffin But the main attractions are the crullers and yeasted doughnuts The doughnuts are made in a production kitchen in the CBD before being delivered to the CBD and Caroline Springs stores each morning The three-day process begins with kneading and resting the dough overnight cut and proofed again for flavour and aeration they’re ready to fry – but timing depends on factors like weather and hydration “I watch it like a hawk to know exactly when to fry,” says Albin “Because of the lengthy process there’s a high risk of over-fermentation and three days of work could go to waste.” There are glazed doughnuts, Caramilk crullers and turon bombolones The purple-on-purple creation sees a bombolone filled with whipped ube cream coated in ube sugar and crowned with meringue shards and ube polvoron With Mabuti – who is behind Kariton’s expansion to Sydney and the team is more ambitious about Pecks Road “It is all about building brands,” says Mabuti “We have plans to bring Pecks Road to the Philippines by establishing provenance in Melbourne But the Lawangs say expanding is about more than just building a business with a working-class background with parents who migrated from the Philippines in search of a better life,” says Arbi Their parents risked it all to provide a better future for them now the brothers are building Pecks for their family the same way we are proud of our parents for leaving all they know to secure our future,” AJ says Australia Debuts at the Panettone World Championship in Italy Bakeries and Restaurants That Opened or Closed in April 32 of the Hottest Dishes and Drinks in Melbourne Right Now Menu Reveal: Five Things To Order at Junda Khoo’s Ho Liao Indonesia — About a dozen foreign tourists clamored around an orangutan and her young child “Can I take a photo with her?” a tanktop-clad backpacker asked In the orangutan’s hands was a plastic wrapper: snacks traded for the selfies I was on the second day of a three-day trek in Bukit Lawang a village on the fringe of Mount Leuser National Park in Indonesia Sprawling some 2.6 million hectares across Aceh and North Sumatra provinces the broader Leuser Ecosystem is home to the Sumatran rhinoceros (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) and the Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) as well as the Sumatran orangutan (Pongo abelii) — all critically endangered species Research published this year estimates there are around 14,600 of the orangutans left Tourism sites like Rough Guides advertise Bukit Lawang as “some of the best opportunities to see wild orangutan in the world.” Visitors are allowed to enter the national park with a guide And a rise in tourism in recent decades has been a boon for Bukit Lawang villagers Most locals work as guides or in the hotels and restaurants lining the banks of the Bohorok River bordering the jungle The village is the highest contributor to the district’s revenue according to the local tourism association it soon became clear that all that has come at a cost Bukit Lawang’s tourism history began with the Bohorok Orangutan Center two Swiss founded the rehabilitation facility for orangutans illegally kept as pets It has since released over 200 orangutans into the wild Tourists came to watch the orangutans at feeding platforms where the number of people was officially restricted Bukit Lawang built 29 guesthouses — and mass tourism has only continued to rise “Alcohol and drugs were abundant and even a ‘red light’ industry developed in what was locally known as Kampong Thailand,” he added The Bohorok center was deemed no longer fit to rehabilitate orangutans the forestry ministry released a directive prohibiting further releases there the center continued releasing orangutans until 2001 and the feeding platforms only closed earlier this year I arrived in Bukit Lawang with a friend after a four-hour van ride from Medan With 20 years experience plying through the jungle Firman’s knowledge of the forest is unrivalled And he is openly critical about the state of tourism in Bukit Lawang today he pointed us to a large board which all hikers are urged to read That hasn’t stopped many from doing just that black siamang (Symphalangus syndactylus) swing high up in the trees when we heard the commotion guides were handing two orangutans fruits and packaged snacks So now they are trained to expect it,” Firman said adding that some orangutans have become hostile unless placated with something to eat Wildlife conservationists have raised alarm over the situation in Bukit Lawang Sumatran Orangutan Society director Helen Buckland lamented the feeding close contact between humans and orangutans “have led to situations that threaten the very wildlife that visitors travel so far to see in their natural habitat.” Yet hundreds of tourists relish such interactions: Bukit Lawang consistently gets a 5-star rating on sites like TripAdvisor “The outing went far beyond our expectations,” one reviewer wrote on TripAdvisor Another reviewer wrote The head of the local tour guides association admits that the blatant contact with orangutans is troubling but says his organization can only do so much “There’s no specific regulation so we can’t say they violated the law Bahagia said the guides feel their hands are tied “Not all the tourists who come care about biology or the environment Some of them only want to see orangutans — that’s it,” Bahagia said Currently there are around 500 guides registered in Bukit Lawang was part of the older generation trained through a program under the government and the guides association You simply become a guide by “experience,” Bahagia explained He says this came out of necessity as the number of tourists kept increasing “The older generation has less stamina now so we’re building the new generation,” he said the forest is effectively left in the hands of those young men  Orangutans continue to face the threat of extinction experts emphasize that drastic changes need to take place to safeguard the fragile population “All orangutans that potentially have direct contact with wild orangutans should be completely, physically isolated from visitors to minimize the risks of disease transmission to the wild population,” the SOCP’s  Singleton wrote. “It is strongly recommended to begin concentrating tourism on Bukit Lawang’s other, non-orangutan assets, such as the forests themselves and other species, and begin to rely less on the ex-captive orangutans.” The SOS’s Buckland added that, done properly, ecotourism has the potential to protect orangutans and their habitat. “More training and awareness for guides and tourism professionals depending on biodiversity and nature, a better control of tourism practices and actors by relevant authorities, and a true and shared involvement of tourists and travel operators are still necessary,” she said. After returning to the village at the end of our trek, Firman agreed that while tourism has helped the community, the forest and its orangutans have suffered. “Bukit Lawang these days isn’t suitable for visiting anymore from a conservation perspective,” he said. He wants to start a new ecotourism initiative away from orangutans, with treks focused on learning about the forest’s biodiversity. But as long as the orangutans keep bringing in cash, he’s not sure things will change. “The local community worships money now, so whatever tourists want, they will do it,” Firman said. “Even if it violates conservation guidelines.” The “fortress conservation” model is under pressure in East Africa, as protected areas become battlegrounds over history, human rights, and global efforts to halt biodiversity loss. Mongabay’s Special Issue goes beyond the region’s world-renowned safaris to examine how rural communities and governments are reckoning with conservation’s colonial origins, and trying to forge a path forward […] Here are five destinations to visit instead Mitti Hicks•Jul 17 Just search the hashtag Bali on Instagram and you will stumble upon tens of millions of photos capturing Bali’s beauty let’s just say you don’t have to scroll long to envy those visiting The problem is that these destinations can become so oversaturated with people and posts *side-eyes Instagram* that it’s easy to forget what truly makes Indonesia one of the greatest places on earth: it’s made of more than 17,000 islands Here are five other destinations you should visit in Indonesia: Just three hours west of Medan is a small tourist village on the bank of Bahorok River known as Bukit Lawang. Bukit Lawang is the entry point to the Gunung Leuser National Park Locals will guide through the jungle to the island’s most famous inhabitants: the Sumatran orangutans You can also make the journey to Lake Toba You haven’t experienced paradise until you visit the Gili Islands The Gili Islands are a group of three islands: Gili Trawangan near the coast of northwest Lombok Island It’s where you will find some of the most stunning beaches in Indonesia and luxury villas perfect for relaxation If you need a vacation that involves turning off and seclusion but it can be an afterthought to most visitors even though it serves as the cultural hub of the island It’s perfect for those who are not interested in venturing too far from Bali and temples in Ubud are worth a visit alone Ubud is known to be the arts and dance hub of Indonesia, so be sure to book a ticket to the Bali Agung Show. Located on the island of Java is Yogyakarta known for its traditional arts and cultural heritage You don’t want to miss the Borobudur Temple during your visit This 9th century Mahayana Buddhist Temple is the largest Buddhist Temple in the world and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site It’s a destination that goes under the radar by tourists Located in Jakarta is a cluster of more than 100 islands referred to as “The Thousand Islands.” this is a great place island to the six island-hop to the following surrounding islands: Ayer a free daily newsletter that features the best of travel and guides to the cities you love from a new point of view — yours you agree to our terms of service and privacy policy Queen Elizabeth Once Stepped In To Prevent Snoop Dogg From Being Banned From The UK United Airlines Flight Attendant's Armrest Announcement Sparks Social Media Frenzy ‘Basketball Wives’ Star Mehgan James Speaks Out About Popular Bahamas Island With Flesh-Eating Bacteria After Friend Loses Leg Chaos Erupts After Ethiopian Airlines Passenger Forced To Give Up Seat For Minister Check out these filming sites that have added to this harrowing story of creative survival in two popular cities Paramount+'s 'MobLand' has rapidly garnered a wide audience thanks to its fascinating characters and gorgeous scenic backdrops A 27-year-old Chinese student living in Japan was rescued twice from Mount Fuji within days – the second time after reascending for his phone The Haifeng is Taiwan’s first luxury dessert-themed train It redefines the afternoon tea experience with some Michelin-starred desserts is taking a step towards opening its doors to international travelers part of a balanced diet is a fluffy glazed doughnut.HighlightsBecoming a chef taught personal trainer Albin Lawang how to have a healthier and happier relationship with food.Albin created his doughnut business with his brothers.He plans on releasing more Asian and Filipino flavours before the year ends."It was a no-brainer to create this business with my brothers. Kuya [older brother] Arbi is great at film and photography I take care of making the doughnuts and eating them," personal trainer and chef Albin Lawang laughs of course."The three brothers own and operate the donut business Pecks Road Cheat Meals.The Lawang brothers: AJ Albin and Arbi Source: Arbi LawangShared love of sweetsWorking as a personal trainer and competing in bodybuilding competitions Albin admits that he had a rather unhealthy relationship with food.Albin winning first place at the 2019 Men's Physique Open and Source: Albin Lawang"I saw food as a source of fuel the hunger would force me to binge eat."When I became a chef and worked for restaurants like Hellenic Republic and Kettle Black It's about bringing people together and sharing happiness I thought that the best way to share that joy was through the shape of a donut.""I thought that the best way to share that joy was through the shape of a donut." Source: Arbi LawangWhile a personal trainer going into the donut business may seem unlikely Albin shares that sweets have always been part of the family's menu."My whole family has a sweet tooth I had a dangerously large sweet tooth growing up - so did my brothers."Brothers in businessWith the brothers' shared love for sweets and complementary temperaments developing a business together was easy."We're working out of the kitchen of St they've been a major inspiration to us because they're also brothers who put up a business."We're working out of the kitchen of St Burgs at Caroline Springs." Source: Arbi Lawang"People say that you shouldn't run a business with your family because of arguments; but to be honest We've constantly supported each other and we've always been close growing up."It is that experience growing up that actually inspired the name of their business as well.The Lawang brothers at their family home on Pecks Road Source: Albin Lawang"Pecks Road is the name of the street where we grew up I'm a fitness fanatic and 'Pecks' as a play-on-words on 'Pecs' resonated with me We added "cheat meals" to the name because in the fitness industry We use it to ground and treat ourselves after weeks of strict dieting."Doughnut daysWhat the brothers chose to ground and treat themselves with are handmade artisanal doughnuts."Our process takes two days - from fermenting the dough to developing the protein and gluten in the dough so that they come out big We end up with a much fluffier and lighter product compared to cake donuts which are dense."Currently the brothers agree that their favourite variants are the PB&J and cinnamon roll doughnuts.Currently the brothers agree that their favourite variants are the PB&J and cinnamon roll doughnuts Source: Arbi Lawang"We're planning to release more Filipino flavours in our upcoming specials though We'll have the ube [purple yam] doughnut with ube crinkles; and leche flan which is a favourite dessert of our family."We're aiming to release these variants before Christmas Beyond the big donut sizes is a colourful story of a family and the Asian culture Filipino siblings quit their corporate jobs to grill burgers Find this Merlin Trial just west of The Mine’s Eye Floo Flame Your task involves rolling a large stone orb into a crater Lost your password? LASHKARGAH (Pajhwok): The 215th Maiwand Military Corps alleged on Friday fighting in southern Helmand province was dragging on due to brazen interference from a neighbouring country and joblessness Dadan Lawang claimed: “There is a visible presence of the neighbouring country’s intelligence agents here We have tasked some departments to share input to counter their nefarious designs.” In an exclusive interview with Pajhwok Afghan News he said militants were unable to enter face-to-face combat with security forces the insurgents have resorted to planting roadside bombs He said a comprehensive strategy had been chalked out to beat militant tactics in northern districts of the province but he stopped short of disclosing details of the plan The fighting had intensified because of interference from a foreign intelligence network — a not-so-veiled reference to Pakistan The spy service was exploiting jobless youth to take up arms against their own country Referring to poppy cultivation in the province the outspoken general said growing the illicit crop was a huge challenge for them Another security problem was illegal mines business which continued unabated in southern districts The general is meeting different departmental heads to build close coordination I have asked my staff to tell me without hesitation if they need extra facilities to improve security,” the commander continued He ruled out the presence of ISIS, Haqqani network or al-Qaeda in Helmand but said that interference by the neighbouring country was a matter of concern to him Jakarta -The ranks of Central Jakarta Satpol PP and Social Sub-Department managed to net 14 People with Social Welfare Problems (PMKS) consisting of 14 sex workers and 4 transvestites Those were netted in a PMKS raid in Tanah Abang and Taman Lawang areas Officers then immediately brought them to the Bina Insan Bangun Daya 2 Cipayung Social Institution some sex workers were trying to trick officers yet we have already known their modus," said Head of Central Jakarta Social Sub-Department the raid once again conducted as there are still complaint from local citizens who worry about the existence of sex workers and transvestites during Ramadan will keep conducting raid in cross thus the operation does not leak They are consisting of Supervision and Social Controlling (P3S) Immigration Nabs 12 Vietnamese Nationals for Illegal Prostitution Activities KPAI Urges Govt to Take Down Applications Relating to Child Prostitution Dubai Police Rescued Indonesian Migrant Workers from Prostitution Ring Iran Executes Leader of Women Trafficking Network Residents Urge Jakarta to Shut Down Red-light District in Rawa Malang Police Nab 5 Panderers in Prostitution Ring at Jakarta Apartment Police Nab Four Children Suspected of Committing Robbery Sandiaga Uno: Hotels Used as Prostitution Hubs Face Closure Ridwan Kamil Vows to Tackle Prostitution in Puncak Bogor A Sumatran Orangutan shows off its heist skills in Bukit Lawang. (Image: Tbachner/Public Domain) It seems England’s recent decisions have set an interspecies precedent. This morning, at Cheshire, England’s Chester Zoo, four Sumatran orangutans—Subis, Tuti, Siska, and Indah—made their own exit attempt. After escaping their enclosure, they wandered into the surrounding building, known as the Monsoon Forest, according to the Chester Chronicle Meanwhile, the Duke of Westminster, a Cheshire local, was visiting the zoo. The Duke was “obviously not involved in the incident,” a zoo spokesperson told the Chronicle But a closer look at their natural histories suggests a suspicious amount of overlap are known for their creative tool use and relaxed swinging style members of this species are threatened by logging and palm oil harvesting The Duke of Westminster, presumably diplomatizing. (Photo: estatesgazette/CC BY 2.0) The Duke of Westminster, common name Gerald Grosvenor, is known for owning a lot of land and being extremely wealthy. In the wild, he is threatened by England’s recent secession from the European Union which also shrunk his home range significantly Perhaps the orangutan coalition had hoped to diplomatically commiserate with the Duke they were returned to their enclosure before they got the chance to do much of anything “Orangutans are extremely curious animals and were being rascals about returning,” he said “but they’re all now back safe and sound.” Every day, we track down a fleeting wonder—something amazing that’s only happening right now. Have a tip for us? Tell us about it! Send your temporary miracles to cara@atlasobscura.com We depend on ad revenue to craft and curate stories about the world’s hidden wonders Consider supporting our work by becoming a member for as little as $5 a month Follow us on Twitter to get the latest on the world's hidden wonders Like us on Facebook to get the latest on the world's hidden wonders Manager of the Sumatra Orangutan Observation Centre in Bukit Lawang Riswan Bangun said the man was currently being treated at the Colombia Hospital in Medan The Sumatran sanctuary where a New Zealand tourist was bitten by an orangutang attracts thousands of visitors a year The sheer weight of numbers loads pressure on jungle guides to deliver sightings of the animals to the hordes of tourists who travel to the remote destination There are two ways to catch a glimpse of the endangered tree-dwellers Bukit Lawang guides will escort groups on a 15-minute walk to a platform at the jungle edge loaded with clumps of bananas and a bucket of milk clamber onto the wooden platform and knock it to alert the animals that afternoon tea has arrived one or more is more than likely to swing down from the forest canopy for a meal a delivery of favourite food is difficult to resist They know that around mid-afternoon every day a feed awaits them on the wooden platform Visitors kept back a safe 10 metres can click away with their cameras and record the encounter On the day we visited a solitary animal swooped down from the towering forest trees and spent perhaps 10 minutes slurping from a coconut bowl and devouring bananas it grabbed a bunch and clasped the fruit under an arm as it skilfully climbed back to the tree tops The other way to see the animals is by joining a two or three-day jungle trek is where trouble can arise because tourists who have paid upwards of $200 expect something back on their investment That something is an encounter on the trail with an orangutan Enquiring about the odds of actually seeing an animal we were advised it was at least 70 per cent on a trek guides take favourite foods into the humid forest Sightings are reported via the Sumatran bush telegraph and trekking groups pass locations where the animals were last seen Though visitors are warned to be wary it is tempting to pack fruit into packs to share in the special thrill of feeding the apes A tourist with fruit hopeful for a peaceful encounter can find themselves threatened by an animal that wants the bananas in the backpack It was fortunate that Binula Wickramarachchi was just bitten on the knee though the ape could transfer a nasty infection She apparently had an earlier life as a pet so was in the process of being rehabilitated into the jungle It would be a tragedy if the incident spelt her end behaving in an environment where humans and wild animals share an unpredictable relationship Microsoft has closed Skype to focus on its Teams service Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time When Cora Andres started work at Australia Post it was at Melbourne GPO — reading envelopes and flicking them into designated slots for every city street and lane where giant conveyor belts speed items across the hangar-like Melbourne Gateway Facility one of the city's biggest mail centres Sorting out your Christmas: Australia Post mail officer Gladys Lawang (left) works with her mother Cora Andres at Australia Post's Melbourne Gateway Facility at Melbourne Airport.Credit: Simon Schluter and direct each item into containers for the right country Forklifts shuttle cages full of mail bags and packages across the floor because of the technology,’’ Mrs Andres says But it's no less busy: the centre handles more than 250,000 packages and letters every 24 hours humans have not been replaced by robots: Mrs Andres customs staff and agricultural inspectors (and 12 sniffer dogs) at this centre alone who ensure (most of) our mail gets delivered Mother and daughter Gladys Lawang and Cora Andres in their hangar-like workplace.Credit: Simon Schluter Mrs Lawang says they need to be alert and have good eyesight to ensure that each item that speeds past them on the inductor (conveyor belt) is flipped barcode-up so it can be scanned They have to manually sort bigger items such as TVs and microwaves it's flicked on to the dead letter office in Port Melbourne said this week has been the year’s busiest with volume up 35 per cent on a normal week Australians have until close of business on Monday to send a parcel or card to arrive at 80 per cent of Australian destinations on Christmas Eve Some people would struggle to work with relatives without strangling them ‘‘you had no time to visit [each other] and now we are working together ‘‘I didn’t have much time to see them,’’ confirms her daughter Gladys ‘‘Now I’m enjoying working with my parents.’’ The Airport facility mostly closes on Christmas Day and Mr and Mrs Andres are hosting their three children and their partners and nine grandchildren for lunch They will have traditional Filipino fare such as roast pork on a wood fire spit On Boxing Day it’s back to work for Cora and Gladys it was at Melbourne GPO \\u2014 reading envelopes and flicking them into designated slots for every city street and lane It was \\u2018\\u2018very quiet\\u2019\\u2019 \\u2018\\u2018It\\u2019s very much easier now because of the technology,\\u2019\\u2019 Mrs Andres says But it's no less busy: the centre handles more than 250,000 packages and letters every 24 hours If the machine can\\u2019t read an item address it's flicked on to the dead letter office in Port Melbourne said this week has been the year\\u2019s busiest Australians have until close of business on Monday to send a parcel or card to arrive at 80 per cent of Australian destinations\\u00A0on Christmas Eve \\u2018\\u2018you had no time to visit [each other] and now we are working together \\u2018\\u2018I didn\\u2019t have much time to see them,\\u2019\\u2019 confirms her daughter Gladys \\u2018\\u2018Now I\\u2019m enjoying working with my parents.\\u2019\\u2019 On Boxing Day it\\u2019s back to work for Cora and Gladys The New Zealand tourist attacked by an orangutan has described the moment he felt the ape's teeth tightening around his knee as he desperately kicked at it with his free leg who has returned home after cutting his three-week Indonesian trip short told the Herald last night that the "frightening" incident had left him with three big puncture marks in his leg as well as superficial scratches and deep bruising The 27-year-old junior doctor - who moved to Melbourne two years ago after finishing medical school in Auckland - he was bitten by the ape during a two-day jungle trek through Gunung Leuser National Park Home to the Sumatra Orangutan Observation Centre the park supports rehabilitated orangutans many of which are victims of the illegal pet trade or orphaned due to logging READ MORE: Orang-utan attack: Animal's mood hard to predict Mr Wickramarachchi's group of hikers saw a female orangutan and her baby come down from trees about 20 m in front of them The group slowly moved away from the animal to get out of its way All the other ones that had approached us previously when we moved away they would just keep going on their way," he said But the ape continued to move towards the group "They're quite big animals and they have long arms and legs I think it was about a metre away when it just reached over and grabbed my leg." Mr Wickramarachchi said the female orangutan was fully grown "So I couldn't really get away and then it just bit me.. kind of clamped on and then I felt it tightening and tightening and that was when I started struggling - when it started hurting." Mr Wickramarachchi fell to the ground and attempted to kick it with his other leg but it was not until a guide hit the orangutan from behind "We all started running and it followed us for a little while The group had to hike for three and a half hours in rain over steep hills to the nearest campsite for medical attention He then had to wade chest deep across a river to a raft which carried the group downstream to the village of Bukit Lawang From there he had a three hour drive to the city of Medan where he received a rabies vaccination at Columbia Asia Hospital He got his wounds cleaned and left the hospital a few hours later Wanting to be in a reliable place in case the bite got infected After having additional vaccines and a check up with doctors here Mr Wickramarachchi said his wounds were healing well "In more ways than one I put myself there and I was very unlucky I really hope nothing happens to it because of this." The only high-reach ladder truck in Auckland broke down last night Conservationists identify 11 hotspots that could sustain 80% of protected global forest losses over the next two decades Hundreds of millions of acres of forest could be lost in the next two decades in less than a dozen global hotspots for deforestation Research by wildlife charity WWF has identified 11 “deforestation fronts” where 80% of projected global forest losses by 2030 could occur Up to 170m hectares (420m acres) could be lost between 2010 and 2030 in these areas if current trends continued – equivalent to the disappearance of a forest stretching across Germany which are at sustained and increased risk of deforestation are home to indigenous communities that depend on them for their livelihoods and endangered species But they are being lost to expanding agriculture, including livestock farming, palm oil plantations and soy production, as well as small-scale farmers, WWF’s latest Living Forests report warned Unsustainable logging and wood fuel collection is also causing forest degradation – while mining construction of hydroelectric dams and other projects cause roads to be built that open new areas of forest to settlers and agriculture The conservation group is calling for action including expanding and strengthening protected areas recognising the benefits forests provide and boosting schemes which provide incentives to countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation WWF-UK is campaigning to close European Union loopholes which mean that products such as furniture which have been made from illegally or unsustainably sourced wood said: “Imagine a forest stretching across Germany Spain and Portugal wiped out in just 20 years “We must tackle that risk to save the communities and cultures that depend on forests and ensure forests continue to store carbon supply wood and provide habitat for millions of species.” View image in fullscreenDeforestation hotspots around the world 2010-2030 Photograph: WWFWWF analysis shows that more than 230m hectares (570m acres) of forest could vanish by 2050 if no action is taken with the organisation warning that forest loss must be reduced to near zero by 2020 to avoid dangerous climate change and economic losses said: “Deforestation needs to stop if we are to reverse biodiversity loss and combat climate change - which “Managing forests sustainably could underpin sustainable development poverty alleviation and a stable climate around the world.” He added: “Here in the UK you can still buy furniture cards and other products made from illegally or unsustainably sourced wood EU rules to prevent the exploitation of forests only cover half of traded products “The next UK government should lobby hard to end this nonsense.” IPL 2025: Seven teams fighting for four spots  NEPA chief drums up support for Afghanistan’s participation at COP30 Over 250,000 Afghan refugees return home from Pakistan and Iran in April Harry Kane claims first career title as Bayern Munich win 34th Bundesliga title More than 40,000 tourists visited Panjshir in past six weeks: officials Israel may seize all Gaza in expanded operation Putin says Russia has the strength to finish Ukraine operation US court halts ruling ordering Voice of America employees back to work unclear if Trump will sign – Reuters Trump ousts White House national security adviser Waltz Iran’s foreign minister urges restraint in India Iran says it will strike back if US or Israel attack Pakistan diplomat warns of ‘nuclear response’ if India strikes Islamabad India bans imports from Pakistan amid tension over tourist killings Israel attacks target near Syrian presidential palace Tahawol: Economic activities in Afghanistan discussed Tahawol: Escalating tensions in the Middle East discussed Tahawol: Overview of Afghanistan’s media situation Tahawol: Shelter crisis amid historic migrant repatriation discussed Tahawol: Urban plan implementation in Kabul reviewed Chinese company keen to invest $50 million in automobile industry in Afghanistan Kyrgyzstan exports 25 million liters of petrol to Afghanistan in 2 months threatens secondary sanctions on purchasers Iran-Afghanistan trade conference held on sidelines of Iran Expo 2025 Afghanistan-India trade volume totalled $890 million in last solar year Afghanistan climb to No.7 in ICC ODI rankings IPL 2025: League boss says tournament could grow to 94-match format in 2028 Afghanistan A to play one-off Test against Sri Lanka A Patel and Mendis help Sunrisers beat Kings in Dhoni’s 400th T20 Sri Lanka A defeats Afghanistan A by 4 wickets in Abu Dhabi Did the US just get lured into war with the Houthis OPED: Is the West’s conscience being overshadowed by its political ego OPINION: The awful truth about growing up in Afghanistan Dozens of protesters on Sunday staged a sit-in camp on Kabul – Gardez highway closing the road to traffic The demonstrators are demanding from President Ashraf Ghani to re-appoint General Dadan Lawang the former army commander of the 203rd Thunder Corps Lawang was dismissed from his position three days ago by the government Lawang claimed that he had an important role in maintaining the security of the southeastern provinces and his removal was a political decision the vowed that they will continue to their protest if their demand was not met New Year’s Eve 2020 Celebrations Across the World Suicide Attacker Hits Military Camp in Maidan Wardak Afghanistan strengthens healthcare system through collaborations with UNDP and UNFPA Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Titans are comfortably placed With only 15 matches to go in the league stage of this year’s Indian Premier League (IPL 2025) seven teams are still in contention to make it to the playoffs but no team has secured a place in the top four yet here’s what each of these seven teams needs to do to qualify have 16 points and has three matches still to play The washout between Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Delhi Capitals (DC) means that Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) are now only one win away from securing their place in the playoffs That’s because five teams can make it to 18 points only if at least a couple of teams get there due to two washouts Since the number of wins is the first tie-breaker for teams on equal points RCB will go through on the basis of nine wins They can also make the top four with 16 points if other results go their way two wins will not guarantee a top-two finish yet as three teams can still finish with 20 or more points The still have three matches to play – against Delhi Capitals Punjab Kings (PBKS) need to win a couple of games and move up to 19 points If they win each of their three remaining games they’ll be assured of a top-two finish Two of their three remaining games are against teams in the top five which makes those results extremely vital for PBKS MI have so far also played 11 matches and are sitting with 14 points They also still have three matches to play – against Gujarat Titans Mumbai Indians (MI) are undoubtedly the form team of the tournament at the moment Not only have they won six consecutive matches they have done so by convincing margins – four of those victories have been by either 50-plus runs or by more than 25 balls to spare That has helped lift their NRR to an enviable 1.274 A couple of wins will guarantee a place in the playoffs while 20 will likely ensure a top-two finish given their excellent NRR several other results will need to go in their favour since their three remaining games are against sides that are all in contention Three defeats will take all those teams above MI The Titans have played only 10 matches so far and are sitting with 14 points They have four matches still to play – against MI They have an excellent NRR of 0.867 – which is second only to MI’s Gujarat Titans also need at least a win to stay in contention while two wins will guarantee qualification they will be eliminated if they lose each of their four remaining games and stay on 14 with their last two games scheduled at home where they have a formidable 4-1 record so far this season Delhi Capitals have played 11 matches so far and have 13 points They have three matches still to play – against PBKS A lucky point against SRH halted a two-match losing sequence for DC and gave them a bit of a breather Fifteen points will push them into the top four only if several other results go in their favour while 17 could also place them at the mercy of other results – it’s still possible for six teams to finish on 17 or more points Wins in all three remaining matches will ensure qualification but that will require a huge reversal of form given that they have only won one of their last five matches KKR has also played 11 matches and have three to go Their three remaining matches are against CSK Fifteen points could give Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) an outside chance based on other results they’ll need 17 to stay in contention it could come down to other results and net run rates LSG have 11 matches ticked off and have 10 points in total They still need to play three matches – against RCB Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) are also struggling for momentum The best they can do now is win their three remaining matches and hope that a couple of in-form teams suffer a sudden reversal of fortunes will see Match 56 play out at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai when Mumbai Indians will take on Gujarat Titans The match starts at 5:30 pm Kabul time and will be broadcast live and exclusively on Ariana Television across Afghanistan This comes after Khalis’ meeting last week with Kazakhstan’s Chargé d’Affaires where he also called for Afghanistan to be included in the year’s summit In a bid to garner support for Afghanistan’s inclusion in this year’s climate change summit the head of the National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) this week met with Azerbaijan’s Ambassador to Kabul Ilham Mammadov Khalis noted Azerbaijan had successfully hosted COP29 last year and urged Azerbaijan to support Afghanistan’s wish to actively participate in COP30 The two officials discussed the impact of climate change on their shared geographic area and Khalis emphasised the importance of enhancing bilateral cooperation in the field of environmental protection highlighted the importance of including Afghanistan in global climate processes and underscored the country’s vulnerability to climate change He noted the devastating impact of recent floods in Afghanistan and added that Azerbaijan is ready to share its expertise in renewable energy as it gradually phases out the use of fossil fuels Highlighting shared challenges and commonalities between Afghanistan and Kazakhstan Khalis called for enhanced bilateral cooperation in areas such as climate adaptation the resumption of stalled environmental projects in Afghanistan “Kazakhstan has valuable experience in these fields,” Khalis said “We can greatly benefit from their expertise in responding to climate change.” despite contributing minimally to global greenhouse gas emissions is among the countries most severely affected by climate change Khalis stressed that Afghan voices must be included in global climate discussions Chargé d’Affaires Akbasov reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s support for Afghanistan saying: “Our mission is to assist Afghanistan in humanitarian and infrastructure development We will strive to ensure Afghan voices are heard at international forums because climate change and environmental challenges are shared across the region and require collective action.” Afghanistan was invited as an observer to COP29 marking the first time the Islamic Emirate attended a climate summit since they regained power in 2021 The IEA government has been actively seeking to participate in COP summits arguing that their political isolation shouldn’t prevent them from engaging in international climate discussions Many refugees who have returned from Pakistan have had to leave mostly everything behind More than 250,000 Afghan refugees returned home from neighboring Pakistan and Iran in April the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported late Sunday who face an uncertain future with restrictions on education safe and dignified,” the UNHCR said in a post on X Nearly seven million Afghan refugees are living outside the country – a large percentage of whom live in Pakistan and Iran the Pakistani government said it would expel as many as three million Afghans this year Iran have also called on undocumented Afghans living in the country to return home with the high levels of poverty and unemployment in Afghanistan the returning refugees are in urgent need of assistance Transit camps have been set up at the border crossings to accommodate the return refugees have been striving to ease the return of the refugees as much as possible funding cuts in humanitarian assistance has had a huge impact on the level of assistance that organizations can provide the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) warned that an even deeper humanitarian crisis is looming in Afghanistan as tens of thousands of Afghan refugees return from neighbouring countries UNHCR spokesperson Babar Baloch said that the agency urgently needs $71 million to assist those arriving home Baloch said these refugees face desperate conditions once in the country more than 251,000 Afghans returned in adverse circumstances from Iran and Pakistan He said the UNHCR continues to advocate with the governments of Iran and Pakistan that returns to Afghanistan must be voluntary “Forcing or putting pressure on Afghans to return is unsustainable and could destabilize the region,” he said “While UNHCR recognizes the many challenges – including economic pressures – facing these countries that have hosted millions of Afghans for decades we have also consistently shared our concerns that regardless of their legal status people forced to return to Afghanistan may encounter serious protection risks,” Baloch said more than 3.4 million Afghans have returned or been deported from Iran and Pakistan The UNHCR said such mass returns have strained the capacity of many provinces in Afghanistan and exacerbated the risk of further internal displacement The organization also warned that there has been new displacement into Iran and Pakistan and heightened risks of onward movements towards Europe Afghans became the largest group (41 percent) of irregular arrivals from the Asia-Pacific region into Europe US aid to Afghanistan in food and healthcare sectors also terminated: SIGAR Omari: Agricultural progress key to ending poverty in Afghanistan Russia to aid IEA in counter-Daesh efforts Pakistan allows 150 stranded Afghan cargo trucks to deliver goods to India China occupies Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan: Trump Bhojpuri News / Bhojpuri Song of the Year Lawang Latiya is an Instant Classic few voices touch the soul like those of Khesari Lal Yadav and Kalpana Patowary this song doesn’t 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players engaged with just the side quests numbering over 50 A Demanding Delivery is a minor side quest that is easy to miss for most players but can provide a lot of information about a non-playable character (NPC) This article will help players complete this mission in Hogwarts Legacy A Demanding Delivery can be initiated by having a conversation with Parry Pippin through his potion shop in Hogsmeade The character reveals that he would have opted to complete the delivery by himself but Fatimah argues with him on every visit he requires players' help to complete the arrangement Players will have two options to choose from: "Happy to help" and "She sounds annoying." However the safest route would be to choose the first option and the mission will then start It is recommended that players learn to fly as it will make completing the mission easy and quick it is a great plan to upgrade the character level as much as possible before starting the quest Completion will reward players with Pioneer's cap, 180 XP, and 300 gold as well as improve their relationship with Parry. This will also unlock further side quests in Hogwarts Legacy it can be easily discovered by explorers and players who like shopping in the game It is also very useful for understanding Parry's relationship with Fatimah Hogwarts Legacy is one of the few role-playing games whose side quests are just as interesting and engaging as the main missions They are quite related to each other and provide answers to many questions such as the lore of the character's past and their experiences Hogwarts Legacy is currently available for purchase and download on Steam Are you stuck on today's Wordle? Our Wordle Solver will help you find the answer Your perspective matters!Start the conversation Home » Hogwarts Legacy » How to Drink Invisibility Potion in Hogwarts Legacy A Demanding Delivery Knowing how to drink an Invisibility Potion in Hogwarts Legacy A Demanding Delivery is necessary to complete the quest It works the same as all the other potions and similar items but if you’re somehow not familiar with the mechanic we’ll show you how to drink an Invisibility Potion and how to complete the A Demanding Delivery quest To drink an Invisibility Potion in the Hogwarts Legacy A Demanding Delivery quest you first have to make sure that it’s in your tool wheel aka the menu you bring up when you press and hold L1 or LB or whatever the equivalent on your platform is I think it probably will be pretty much by default when Lawang asks you to drink one of the potions to prove that they work press and hold L1 and highlight the Invisibility Potion but you don’t have to hold it this time All that’s left to do is to wait for the effects to wear off and website in this browser for the next time I comment THis was the only place that told me the name of the “tool wheel” and since I don’t have a Sun keyboard Ever since the first Assassin’s Creed game came out people felt that playing as a… Assassin’s Creed Shadows is the first AC game that has two protagonist and you get… Legendary items in Assassin’s Creed Shadows are the best items you can get in the… After years of fan requests and speculation Ubisoft has finally delivered what many consider the… GosuNoob.com Copyright © 2012-2025 All Rights Reserved provided on this site are owned by GNUB D.O.O or affiliated Trademarks and protected by international copyright laws unless otherwise noted reproduced or copied without the prior express written consent of gosunoob.com The world of Hogwarts Legacy is filled with various secrets to find and puzzles for you to solve Among the puzzles in the game are the various Merlin Trials Each of these tasks is like a miniature puzzle for you to complete Complete enough of them and you get inventory upgrades – a much-needed upgrade as you start collecting more gear One of the more confusing Merlin Trials is the one found in Keenbridge This guide will show how to complete the Keenbridge Merlin Trial in Hogwarts Legacy Keenbridge is a small hamlet to the south of Hogwarts While you won’t visit this area right away you will definitely visit it once you get your hands on a broom and can fly around the map Keenbridge is along the river that runs south of Hogwarts and is a little north of the Northern South Sea Bog Floo Flame fast travel point When you reach Keenbridge, you can find the Merlin Trial next to the bridge that runs across the river. Make sure that you have plenty of Mallowsweet before you go so you can activate the trial when you get there make your way to the tree behind Fatimah’s shop you will see a large stone ball with multiple symbols on it next to a wooden ramp In order to move the ball, you will need to use the Depulso spell that is taught by Professor Sharp Use Depulso to move the ball over the ramp and into the center of the hamlet Continue to use Depulso to get the ball across the bridge next to the trial’s start point Related: How Merlin Trials work in Hogwarts Legacy you will see a large divot in the ground that is made of stone Use Depulso to push the ball into the divot vines will appear and the Merlin Trial will be complete A Demanding Delivery is one of the side quests that players can complete in Hogwarts Legacy Parry Pippin needs some help in delivering some potions to Fatimah Lawang one of his demanding and difficult customers Read ahead as we go through the steps on how to complete the A Demanding Delivery side quest in Hogwarts Legacy To unlock the A Demanding Delivery side quest you must first complete the Flying Class main quest Parry Pippin will be available to talk to in J Pippin’s Potions at Hogsmeade to start the quest Pippin’s Potions to talk to Parry Pippin He will ask for help in delivering some invisibility potions to Fatimah Lawang he’ll give you the potions that you’ll need to deliver Take note that you actually need one more invisibility potion to clear this quest so make sure that you have at least four invisibility potions with you before speaking to Fatimah; three from Parry and one extra Make your way down south to Keenbridge to find Fatimah in her potions store She’ll ask you to drink one of the invisibility potions to prove that the potion’s quality is right Drink one of the invisibility potions in front of Fatimah to convince her talk to her while you’re still invisible if you have less than three invisibility potions with you you won’t be able to clear the quest you can still purchase some more of the potion and come back to Fatimah Go back to Parry to report to him about your delivery and complete the quest Check out this video by Manugames92 showing how to complete the A Demanding Delivery side quest in Hogwarts Legacy: a seasoned author at Sirus Gaming since 2015 consistently delivers top-notch content that has made him a household name His expertise lies in crafting comprehensive gaming walkthroughs that transform complex games into accessible adventures Dave finds solace in passive gaming experiences Generally detests playing horror games and even FPS games just because he hates the idea of being sneaked at from the sides Sirus Gaming is a team of passionate gamers delivering the latest news Find us on OpenCritic and we're proud to have been a voting jury in The Game Awards since 2022 Contact us: [email protected]