Anwar Siswadi (Kontributor) TEMPO.CO, Bandung - The Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) Community Service Team has created a prototype dew harvesting tool as an innovative solution to the clean water crisis in Indonesia The project team consists of seven students: Kristin Dosma A.P and Fauzan Pratama from the Oceanography Study Program at ITB and Emilio Joshia Exaudi L from the Meteorology Study Program at ITB and Nabila Sofia Eryan Putri guided the students The team developed two types of dew harvesting nets: a conventional net measuring 1x1 meter and a modern electronic-based net During the three-hour test of the modern net it produced 30 milliliters of clean water by utilizing dew collected by a copper plate said the idea for the net was inspired by the abundant dew phenomenon in the highlands of Bandung every morning and evening Lembang was chosen as the test location due to its characteristics as a foggy highland area "The dew that sticks to leaves and even the residents' clothes inspired us to create a tool that can maximize this natural resource," said Susanna on ITB's website on Wednesday Testing of conventional and electronic-based dew harvesting nets by ITB students and lecturers in Lembang Team members Dimas Rama Dhinata and Fauzan Pratama expressed optimism that further development will make the tool more productive and efficient Implementing dew nets on a larger scale is believed to significantly impact addressing the water crisis the ITB team plans to implement this innovation on a larger scale with more advanced technology The goal is to produce more clean water to meet the community's needs especially in areas experiencing water crises Editor's Choice: Tempo and The New York Times Partner to Offer Exclusive Subscription Bundles Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Indonesia's Mount Semeru Erupts 3 Times This Morning, Sends Ash 700 Meters High WHO: Hand Hygiene is Essential, Medical Gloves Are Not a Substitute Jobs That AI Will Replace: Is Your Current Job at Risk? 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Iklan 2.7 million people in Bandung are vulnerable to being affected by the earthquake As many as 1.9 million-2.7 million people in Bandung and its surroundings are vulnerable to earthquakes from the Lembang fault Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. 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 TEKS The following article was translated using both Microsoft Azure Open AI and Google Translation AI. The original article can be found in 2,7 Juta Orang di Bandung Rentan Terdampak Gempa The Lembang fault line that forms the boundary between the urban area of Lembang District is a dangerous fault line that can cause harm if there is movement or displacement of soil on the fault line KOMPAS — An analysis based on radar data over six years has produced a map of the deformation of the Bandung Raya region that is potentially affected by earthquakes from the Lembang fault With the potential for earthquakes of magnitude M 6.6-7 as many as 1.9 million to 2.7 million people in Bandung and surrounding areas are vulnerable to high-level ground shaking This collaborative research by researchers from the British Geological Survey and the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) was published in the journal Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences on October 5 2023 Ekbal Hussein from The British Geological Survey is the first author of this paper "In addition to estimating the slip rate (movement rate) of the Lembang fault our paper also discusses the distribution of vulnerable populations in Greater Bandung if a Mw 6.6 earthquake occurs on the Lembang fault," said Endra Gunawan from the Global Geophysics Research Group Also read: Recognize the Potential for Shocks on Fault Lines in West Java the researchers utilized six years of Sentinel-1 radar data to produce a deformation map of the Bandung metropolitan region By combining up and down ground movement speeds the researchers calculated the east-west velocity across the entire area and revealed that there was a concentration of strain in the Lembang fault The researchers then modeled the speed profile of crossing the fault and found that the movement rate across the fault is 4.7 mm per year with the shallow part of the fault propagating at 2.2 mm per year This suggests that strain is still accumulating at shallow depths Population distribution in the Bandung metropolitan area The red line is the trace of the Lembang fault The inset panel shows the geographic location of the Bandung metropolitan area and GIS User Community in Ekbal Hussein et al (Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) shows that on August 28 there was a shallow 3.3 magnitude earthquake in the Lembang fault that resulted in significant damage The quake badly damaged 384 houses in Kampung Muril Earthquakes have also occurred on May 14 and 18 2017 from the Lembang fault with magnitudes of M 2.8 and M 2.9 Although the earthquakes that have occurred in the Lembang fault so far have been of small scale there is evidence of significant past earthquakes in the geomorphology of the area geologist BRIN Mudrik Daryono and his team at Tectonophysics in 2019 estimated that the Lembang fault could cause a large earthquake with a repeat time of 170-670 years Assuming fault geometry and an estimated earthquake return period of 170–670 years Ekbal Hussein and his team obtained an estimated moment deficit on the Lembang fault that is equivalent to an earthquake measuring M 6.6–7 They then estimated the ground shaking caused by these two earthquakes using the Global Earthquake Model OpenQuake engine A total of 1.9 million people could potentially be affected by high-level earthquake shocks in the event of a 6.6 magnitude earthquake in the Lembang Fault "Our research shows that 1.9 million to 2.7 million people in the metropolitan area of Bandung will experience high-level earthquake tremors based on existing earthquake scenarios," wrote Hussein and his team As many as 1.9 million people are at risk of experiencing high-level ground shaking if a M 6.6 earthquake occurs on the Lembang Fault This number increases to 2.7 million people if a M 7 earthquake occurs a researcher from BRIN involved in this study stated that this research has not yet measured the impact of this shock on the strength of buildings in the Bandung Raya area "There are plans to evaluate the vulnerability of buildings in Bandung to shocks using our research scenario next year if the buildings follow the Indonesian National Standards (SNI) they should be able to withstand it," she said Also read: Time to Reorganize Lembang researchers at the National Earthquake Study Center (Pusgen) are discussing whether to increase the slip rate of the Lembang fault or not the slip rate of the Lembang fault is still 2 mm per year "Our research using GPS and Insar data based on the latest data reached 4.7 mm per year," said Rahma BRIN has installed four GPS-seismic sensors on the Lembang fault since 2022 in real time and telemetry so that it can continue to observe the seismicity and movement of the Lembang fault Natau Lasniroha Sinaga TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The approach of Christmas and New Year's celebrations signifies that a long holiday has arrived. Various tourist destinations in West Java are the right locations to relieve fatigue. Wrapped in natural beauty, there are also Christian religious tourism destinations that must be visited Tourist attractions are not always beaches and mountains Religious places also hold a myriad of beauty and tranquility to be felt Visitors are not only offered natural beauty but also culinary and cute accessories to take home Here are two Catholic tourist destinations that can calm the heart (Above picture) The procession of the Way of the Cross at the Catholic Church of Santa Maria Fatima Christmas is a special moment for Christians and Catholics believers will worship to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ Praying is also commonly done by Catholics in the Maria Cave if you are looking for a tourist destination that requires "private space" This is stated in the visitor reviews on the tripadvisor.com website Its location in Lembang adds to the solemnity of praying The Carmel Hermitage is open every day from 07:00 - 19:00 WIB (Western Indonesian Time) there is also the Santa Maria Fatima Church which is open on Saturdays at 17:45 WIB and Sundays at 08:00 The Carmel Monastery is the first tourist destination that you can visit In addition to being able to make pilgrimages and pray we can enjoy the beauty of the statues and nature there is usually a market selling fresh fruits and vegetables from local gardens The fragrance of flowers and the green of the trees add to the beauty of this place this time the place is right in the city center The old building designed by a Dutch architect is an attraction for visitors to this one tourist destination Peter's Cathedral Church began to be built with a building measuring 8 x 21 square meters Equipped with a pastor and built close to a coffee warehouse Peter's Cathedral Church is never missed to be visited by Catholics This tourist destination is open to the public with operating hours from Monday to Saturday starting at 05:00 - 08:00 WIB This church can be the right place for those of you who are interested in European-style buildings Peter's Cathedral Church as a place for pre-wedding photos or other photos Those are two religious tourist destinations for Catholics that must be visited if you are in Bandung City true worship is the true meaning of Christmas You can choose to celebrate Christmas on the heights of the Lembang area or in the beauty of European-style buildings in the middle of Bandung City Editor’s Choice: Fireworks Blast in Mexico Injures 30 at Virgin of Guadalupe Event Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News 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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Here Are the Top 12 Destinations Vesak 2025: Borobudur Temple to Host Thousands of Devotees with Spiritual Celebrations Inside Sistine Chapel: 5 Key Facts About the Conclave's Iconic Venue The Pope's Role in Major Events of the Modern Era Sistine Chapel Prepares for the Election of New Pope BMKG Forecasts Heavy Rainfall for Parts of Southern Bogor in Early May Franz Magnis-Suseno Recalls Pope Francis' Inclusive Stance on LGBTQ West Java Governor Proposes Vasectomy as Social Assistance Requirement Profile of Cardinal Pietro Parolin: Potential Candidate to Succeed Pope Francis Vatican's Next Steps After Pope Francis' Passing Jokowi Delivers Prabowo's Message to Vatican: 'We Lost a Figure Who Brought World Peace' WEST BANDUNG - Acting Governor of West Java Bey Machmudin said that planting trees cleaning up rubbish and spreading fish seeds in Situ Lembang could have a good impact on maintaining the environmental ecosystem really support events like this because it protects our environment," said Bey Machmudin when met at Situ Lembang Bey appreciated the collective work carried out by the TNI/Polri and various elements of society in protecting the environment problems related to waste in the city of Bandung are still being sought for the best solution "We know about the rubbish problem in Greater Bandung and we really appreciate the results of the TNI/Polri in terms of cleaning up rubbish of course all of this is good for the survival of our young generation in the future," he added Regarding preventing natural disasters that might occur because the rainy season is still hitting the West Java region Bey said that his staff will always coordinate with BPBD and TNI/Polri to continue working in monitoring every hydrometeorological disaster event "We will coordinate with BPBD and TNI/Polri regarding disasters in the Greater Bandung area," said Bey TNI Commander General Agus Subiyanto stated that activities involving various institutions aim to preserve nature so that it remains beautiful from rubbish and remains shady with lots of trees KSAD (Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army) and West Java Forkopimda Ustadz (Adi Hidayat) and all elements of society carried out several activities the first was tree planting," said Agus which can grow quickly and protect nature so that it is not easily flooded Then there is also the distribution of tilapia fish seeds," he added Agus did not forget to also mention that the Situ Lembang area must be preserved the lake is a source of water for the local community which is used for daily living needs "Situ Lembang has a lake that we must preserve and protect because of the West Java area if we trace the water from Situ Lembang to that area," he said "Then there are also waste cleaning activities which have also been carried out in various regions in Indonesia," concluded Agus BGS-led research reveals the number of people in the Bandung metropolitan region who could be exposed to a major earthquake Research led by a BGS scientist has revealed that an estimated 1.9 to 2.7 million people in the Bandung metropolitan region of Indonesia would be exposed to high levels of ground shaking from an earthquake on the nearby Lembang Fault has worked alongside scientists in Indonesia to research and produce deformation maps for the Bandung metropolitan region they used a combination of data from satellites and GPS measurements made around the fault and has a population of approximately 8.4 million people The centre of the city lies less than 10 km south of the Lembang Fault a major fracture between two blocks of rock in West Java Although there are no documented records of large historical earthquakes the Lembang Fault shows geomorphological evidence of significant earthquakes in the 15th century The Bandung metropolitan region and the Lembang Fault A fault’s slip rate is the average amount of earthquake energy accumulation each year; using different techniques this had previously been estimated to either be between 1.95 to 3.45 mm a year or 6 mm a year for the Lembang Fault This new study has found that the slip rate is 4.7 mm a year Using this new slip rate alongside previous studies which estimated the recurrence period of large earthquakes on the fault at between 170 and 670 years it can be estimated that the magnitude of an earthquake will be between 6.6 and 7.0 If such earthquakes were to occur on the fault today they would expose approximately 1.9 million to 2.7 million people within the Bandung metropolitan region to high levels of ground shaking or 30 per cent of the strength of gravity The research highlights the importance of not forgetting local crustal faults located near large urban centres which also pose a high risk to communities the perceived risk of earthquakes is from large events on the subduction zone we show that shorter faults like the Lembang Fault This is work is funded by the UK National Capability ‘Geoscience to tackle global environmental challenges’ programme The BGS and Indonesian researchers involved in this study are continuing their engagement with local government to address the hazard challenges raised in this work Access the full paper: The seismic hazard from the Lembang Fault, Indonesia, derived from InSAR and GNSS data Geology doesn’t stop at international borders so BGS is working with neighbouring geological surveys and research institutes to solve common problems with the geology they share BGS geologists were involved in new study revealing the long-term effects of seabed mining tracks 44 years after deep-sea trials in the Pacific Ocean Experienced international development research leader joins the organisation Research has revealed the urgent need for improved water quality in Bengaluru and other Indian cities Dr Kathryn Goodenough has been awarded the Coke Medal which recognises those who have made a significant contribution to science Scientists are harnessing the power of machine learning to help residents and tourists by detecting thousands of seismic events BGS geologists have partnered with research institutes in India to explore the potential for carbon capture and storage The partnership will focus on research on multi-hazard preparedness within the country Boxing Day 2024 marks 20 years since the Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami Prof David Tappin reflects on the disaster and discusses what we have learnt since 2004 a UK/Kenya research team shared research findings from a collaborative four-year field and experimental programme within Kenya New ‘hydrological hub’ to foster research and provide essential national water management datasets and tools geomorphology and climate present all the elements required for renewable energy resources Prof Paul Monks CB will step into the role later this .. 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CLICK LINK Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg has demonstrated visionary leadership steering Sarawak towards remarkable achievements in unity Political analyst Dick Lembang Dugun said that Abang Johari’s governance has transformed the state into a beacon of progress and inclusivity earning widespread praise from citizens and analysts alike.“Regarding economic development under Premier leadership Sarawak achieved high-income status ahead of schedule with our state gross national income (GNI) per capita surpassing RM61,442 in 2022 “This highlights his dedication to driving economic growth and prosperity for the state He has also ensured a balanced approach to development between urban and rural areas “Rural connectivity projects have been successfully implemented accompanied by numerous programmes and aid initiatives These efforts have significantly enhanced the economic well-being of the people,” he told Sarawak Tribune when contacted He also said that Premier Abang Johari’s emphasis on unity has been pivotal in fostering a harmonious and inclusive society “The inclusivity approach used to be successful in uniting the Sarawakians All Sarawakians must feel the benefits of development and the promotion of a vibrant “The prosperous unity in Sarawak is one factor contributing to political stability Sarawak is attractive to foreign investors,” he added he said that Abang Johari has consistently emphasized the importance of understanding Sarawak’s history the younger generation should know the history of the formation of Malaysia Abang Johari also aims to instil a sense of pride and motivation among Sarawakians Lembang said one of the Premier’s key achievements lies in advancing the digital economy “As a strong advocate for digital transformation he launched the Sarawak Digital Economy Strategy 2018–2022 with establishing Sarawak as a digital powerhouse as the goal “This initiative has significantly enhanced the state’s digital infrastructure and services making Sarawak a leading example of digital economic progress in Malaysia the Premier has prioritized sustainable development focusing on renewable energy and environmental conservation “Sarawak is renowned for its advancements in hydropower and is now exploring hydrogen as a clean energy source marking the emergence of a new economic sector in the modern era,” he said he mentioned that the Premier advocates for Sarawak’s autonomy and rights “Leveraging the state’s political stability he has worked to secure greater financial and administrative autonomy for Sarawak within Malaysia reinforcing the state’s position and influence in the federation,” said Lembang Sarawak Tribune is a Sarawakian news portal that highlights Sarawak-centric news and other stories of relevance to Sarawak.Today Sarawak Tribune focuses on happenings in Sarawak’s cities towns and small places no matter how remote these are and events of relevance in other states of Malaysia and other countries Muhammad Yusuf observing hilal in Bosscha Observatory itb.ac.id – Observation of Islamic new month or ‘hilal’ and dissemination about “Dark Sky Preservation” was conducted by Bosscha Observatory of Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) in a gathering at Wisma Kerkhoven The event was organized together with Astronomy Student Society in commemoration of 60th Dies Natalis of ITB Head of Bosscha Observatory explained that the gathering aims to give deep comprehension specifically regarding hilal observation and generally regarding astronomy The gathering also saw dissemination regarding the importance of dark sky in conducting observation around Bosscha Observatory and Head of Lembang Sub-district also attended the gathering.Mass media such as printed Hopefully they can become science communicators that spread the information regarding dark sky and condition of hilal observation “The aim of this gathering is to enhance the cooperation between Bosscha Observatory as educational and community service institution and mass media as communicators to community,” Premana said.Researchers in Bosscha require dark sky to conduct observation Bosscha Observatory carried out several efforts regarding dark sky preservation such as dissemination of lamp cover use to prevent excessive light spread dark sky preservation is also needed to keep the balance of nature ecosystem “Bats and other living organisms will get disturbed by light pollution.” Premana explained.In the gathering Bosscha handed out infographic pamphlets about dark sky preservation and handed out bookmarks depicting starry sky taken in Kupang Attending guests were also pointed as Starry Sky ambassadors who preserve our starry sky to keep it observable using only bare eyes.Observation of Rajab 1440 HObservation toward the hilal of Rajab 1440 H was also conducted using telescope during the gathering Observation started at 18.06 at sunset and the hilal were observed for 37 minutes the sky was cloudy and made it difficult to observe Participants also received explanation regarding the position of the Moon and the Sun (elongation) and moon height.According to a Bosscha researcher Since 2008 during his days of observing hilal he have never seen hilal with his bare eyes It means that observing hilal is difficult without the use of telescope.The difficulties faced are the contrast because hilal is thin and emerges on contrast sunlight “Sunlight is 401,000 times brighter than Moonlight,” Yusuf said.He explained that Earth’s atmosphere is not an empty space but contains particles that disperse lights Lights that come from distant objects will get blocked by the particles The telescope should possess high quality with medium diameter monochrome lens and uncompressed digital data.“So showing several pictures taken from hilal observation in Kupang a presentation about Hilal Philosophy and the Importance of Quality Hilal Observation was also addressed by Dr Cari English Collection of Frozen Cow Sperm at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center TEKS › English›Collection of Frozen Cow Sperm.. Iklan Collection of Frozen Cow Sperm at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center Officers from the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center collect sperm from bulls to be frozen and distributed for artificial insemination Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. See Original TEKS The following article was translated using both Microsoft Azure Open AI and Google Translation AI Officials inspect a male cow at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center in West Bandung Regency and sheep from both domestic and foreign sources Officers are monitoring the mating activities of Limousin cattle at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center in West Bandung Regency semen from more than 20 male cattle is collected and frozen Officers collected fresh semen from a bull at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang The semen will be frozen and distributed to various institutions and farmers in several regions An officer collects sperm from a cow that is ejaculating at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center Officials retrieve one of the sperm collecting tools at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang The number displayed on the tool matches the sire number of the cattle Officers supervise the mating of cows at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center They collect the sperm that comes out of the cow just after ejaculation Officers collect sperm from cows that have ejaculated at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center Officers supervise cows in the process of collecting sperm at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center One of the officers is herding a cow at the Artificial Insemination Hall in Lembang The male cows in this facility come from both domestic and foreign sources producing hundreds of thousands of doses of semen per day Officers were monitoring the male cows at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang This facility managed by the Ministry of Agriculture aims to produce more than 2 million doses of frozen semen per year Officials observed a local breed of Madura cattle at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang weighs up to 560 kilograms and is 11 years old A number of cows were placed in the line bull at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center Officers observe cows grazing at one of the line bulls Lembang Artificial Insemination Center Line bulls are tools to keep an eye on the grazing cows The officials provided feed to several sheep at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang this facility from the Ministry of Agriculture also provides frozen semen from other livestock Officers released a local male cow of the Pasundan breed at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang Male local Aceh cattle (left) are grazing at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center This facility owned by the Ministry of Agriculture not only plays a role in the production of frozen sperm from imported or exotic cattle but also local cattle with the aim of preserving them Officials provide feed to male cattle at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center in West Bandung Regency Officials examined frozen semen ready for distribution at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang This facility owned by the Ministry of Agriculture plays a role in providing frozen semen for government programs as well as other requests This mini straw is a storage place for one dose of frozen sperm of bulls from the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center there are about 25 million sperm cells that will be injected into the sires Officials inspected frozen sperm ready for distribution at the Artificial Insemination Hall in Lembang Officials inspect frozen sperm stored in the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang This facility is capable of storing up to 5 million doses of frozen sperm for artificial insemination needs Officials are inspecting a container containing frozen sperm ready to be distributed from the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang A number of frozen sperm storage devices from male animals at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center in West Bandung Regency Officials are inspecting containers to store and distribute the semen of male animals at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang This facility also plays a role in providing male semen for the Sikomandan Program (Leading Livestock Commodities Program) Cari English Caring for the Excellence of Tough Bulls through Artificial Insemination TEKS › English›Caring for the Excellence of.. Iklan Caring for the Excellence of Tough Bulls through Artificial Insemination The Lembang Artificial Insemination Center is responsible for protecting the lives of tough bull bulls in Indonesia The collected sperm guarantees the success of self-sufficiency in cattle in the country Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. See Original Officials inspect a male cow at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang and sheep from domestic and foreign origins at this facility Artificial insemination technology or injecting mating opens the way to achieve self-sufficiency in cattle while increasing the quality of livestock Sperm or frozen cow semen from tough bulls is needed to produce the best cows for the sake of national independence Efforts to care for this desire are a daily face at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center bull bulls from various continents were again the main stars frozen and distributed to a number of areas let's make it quick," shouted Asep Suparman (54) urging a Limousin male cow to mate with a female cow in front of him." Asep is a cow sperm collector at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center (BIB) When the signs of ejaculation began to appear He attaches a sperm collection device to the male penis Also read: Insemination of Java Bulls and Bali Cattle for Superior Seeds Officials are monitoring the mating activities of Limousin cows at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang more than 20 male cow sperm are collected and frozen Asep routinely does the same thing every morning dozens of bags of cow sperm have been collected along with other collectors they collected 20 bags of cow sperm from 07.30 a.m usually wait again until he's ready to ejaculate," he said pointing to one of the cows tethered to the side of the sperm collection area Most of the male cows whose sperm was taken that day were Limousin breed This French-originated cattle breed is highly in demand Simmental cattle from Switzerland are the most numerous with a total of 86 heads Simmental cattle are also larger than local cattle Sperm from the two types of cows originating from the “Blue Continent” are the prima donna of the Lembang BIB more than 500,000 doses were from simmental cattle and 499,000 doses from limousine cattle The second dose of these cattle became the largest among a total of 3.07 million doses of frozen semen stock at the BIB Lembang that month According to young veterinarian BIB Lembang the demand for both types of imported cattle is always higher compared to other livestock This high demand is evident from the provision of frozen cement by BIB Lembang in the Sikomandan Program (Buffalo and Cow Commodity Program) The program aimed at improving the distribution of quality cattle has been launched by the Ministry of Agriculture One of its objectives is to supply frozen semen to farmers in various regions of Indonesia Read also: Swamp Buffalo Population Continues to Decline, Artificial Insemination Program is Needed Officials inspected frozen sperm stored in a storage facility at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang the allocation of frozen semen from the Lembang BIB reached 657,065 doses for 15 provinces the demand for frozen semen from Simmental cattle reached 182,403 doses and Limousin cattle reached 172,596 doses." This quantity is much greater compared to other types Let's say the allocation of frozen semen from Ongole crossbred cattle (PO) is only 76,202 doses the allocation of frozen semen from the Pasundan cattle is only 100 doses "The two types of cows are most sought after by farmers due to their advantage in weight Artificial insemination offspring from these cow types can be sold at a higher price compared to other cows," said Yessi Officers inspected frozen sperm that is ready to be distributed at the Artificial Insemination Center in Lembang In addition to Simmental and Limousin breeds various types of cows from both local and foreign origins are available at BIB Lembang Yessi explained that there are at least 11 types of cows and eight types of goats and sheep that serve as studs there BIB Lembang collects more than 2 million doses of frozen semen Yessi explained that the government targets BIB Lembang to produce 2.37 million doses with the ultimate goal of improving the quality of cattle in the country "All the males here are guaranteed in quality and in good condition All of this is needed to produce quality semen in artificial insemination process and give birth to superior cows," he said A number of cows were placed in line bulls at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center Line bull is a place where cows roam around with steel ropes placed to make it easy to bring back This superior cattle seed is considered able to pave the way for self-sufficiency in beef production Veterinary Medic from the Semen Production Unit of BIB Lembang explained that the semen of imported bulls or so-called exotic cattle is deemed capable of producing high-quality cattle Despite being smaller in size compared to exotic cattle Seno stated that local cattle also excel in some factors that cannot be ignored this advantage can realize Indonesia's independence in producing meat which conceive again faster after giving birth Local cattle also generally have high resistance to disease due to their adaptation to the domestic climate there are local cattle that produce high percentage of meat and there are also those that become pregnant faster All of these are also added value for achieving self-sufficiency in beef," he said Also read: West Java Boosts Artificial Insemination Program Officers observed a local male cattle of the Madura cattle breed at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center in West Bandung Regency This cattle from East Java weighs up to 560 kilograms and is 11 years old exotic cattle offer a larger and heavier physique which makes them capable of producing more meat make the offspring of imported cattle not comparable to local cattle feed most farmers choose to buy exotic bull semen because they want to get cows with large sizes that is not a problem because it aims to improve the quality of cows in Indonesia," he said The male local cattle of Aceh breed (left) is seen grazing at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center not only plays a role in the production of frozen semen from imported or exotic cattle but also local cattle with the aim of preserving them local cattle still lose popularity compared to exotic cattle as seen from the demand for frozen semen of cattle in the Sikomandan Program this does not immediately make local cattle ignored Seno stated that by keeping and nurturing local male cattle the genetic resources or preservation of the original Nusantara cattle could be maintained BIB Lembang still regularly collects and stores semen from local cattle there The provision of frozen semen from the studs in BIB Lembang is also considered to improve the quality of local cattle genetics By providing the best "seeds" from domestic cattle production from farmers can be more efficient because they are proven to be resilient in local climate conditions we are also responsible for preserving local cows Frozen semen can be stored for decades here it is hoped that the germplasm of local cows can be maintained Officers inspect containers for storing and distributing male animal sperm at the Lembang Artificial Insemination Center "Besides achieving self-sufficiency in beef we are also entrusted with the responsibility of conserving local cattle The frozen semen can be stored here for decades we hope to preserve the germplasm of local cattle," he said Not only focusing on productivity through artificial insemination using foreign cows but also maintaining the existence of local cows that have superior qualities is expected to pave the way for Indonesia to become self-sufficient in providing domestic meat Bandung-Holiday-makers are flocking in hordes into tourist destinations across Lembang in West Bandung on Christmas Day - causing a massive traffic jam that stretches from Lembang and well into Bandung's city centre "The amount of vehicles coming into Lembang into Bandung between 08.00 and 12.30 amounted to 4,545 vehciles," said the Head of the Traffic Management Division of West Bandung's Transport Agency the number of vehicles making the trip northwards from Bandung into Lembang reached 5.098 vehicles in the same period of time Fauzan said that the spike had been observed on Thursday evening - bringing the aggregate number of vehicles within Lembang to 57,602 vehicles congestion could be seen beginning at the entrance of Mount Tangkuban Perahu National Park in Cikole "The traffic is quite bad because the majority of tourists tend to linger for some time within Lembang as most would prefer to see more than one tourist attraction in Lembang," said Fauzan Incoming vehicles from outside of Bandung can be seen crowding the Purbaleunyi Tollway - causing a 2,5 kilometre traffic jam in the Pasteur Tollway exit ramp "The jam started early around 08.00 in the morning," said the Jasa Marga officer-in-charge for Purbaleunyi Tollway in Pasteur the number of incoming vehicles soared on Thursday evening - between 20.30 and 05.30 the number of vehicles exiting Pasteur into Bandung amounted to 7,150 vehicles "This is twice higher than it usually is - and today the numbers have reached around 8,000 vehicles," he said Suherman predicts that the number of vehicles will continue to rise and another congestion is to be expected on Saturday "The number of incoming vehicles will decline on Sunday but that's because most people will be making the journey home," he said Learn About the Outsourcing Practices Prabowo Intends to Scrap Prabowo: Bill Gates to Support Free Nutritious Meal Program in Indonesia Prabowo Rejects 'Puppet President' Label, Denies Jokowi's Control Manpower Minister Unveils Reasons Behind Over 24,000 Layoffs by April 2025 LRT Jabodebek Offers Up to 50% Fare Discount for Labor Day 2025 Jakarta Governor Considers Transjakarta Fare Increase Following Discussions with Transportation Council Commemorating Kartini Day: Free Public Transport for Women in Jakarta Banten Discuss Plans to Extend Transjakarta Bus Service to Greater Metropolitan Area LRT Jabodebek Sees up to 45% Surge in Passengers During Eid Season Government Implements Traffic Measures for Eid al-Fitr 2025 Homecoming Government Addresses Indonesia Airlines' Operational Challenges Top 10 Cities with the Best Public Transport in the World Saudia Airlines to Serve Five Indonesian Hajj Departure Points Jakarta - The grey cliff was standing tall in the middle cool air in Lembang The aroma of pine growing on the cliff emphasized the clement ambience around the location this is a good spot to take some photos with beautiful sceneries on the background,” said a female visitor from Bandung we can also see the top view of the Bandung city.” was an andesitic hill having the height of 30 to 50 meters “The formations of the stone often used by nature lover clubs to practice cliff climbing,” said 68-year-old Maman a staff of earth quake-monitoring station on the top of Gunung Batu Gunung Batu also the most popular spot along the Lembang fault Lembang fault is a geological phenomenon in a form of crack on the earth crust due to a plate dislocation The crack causing the ground in the north of Lembang moved down while the ground in south arose and Taiwan will migrate and cross above Lembang It will be an additional attraction,” said Nugraha Prayogie a member of a photography community of Bandung Birding visitors were able to see the stretch of mountains starting from Mt Bukit Unggul on the east visitors would see the grand Mount Tangkuban Parahu and Mount Putri Setiabudi through Lembang Market towards Maribaya people can go from Ciumbuleuit or Dago through Punclut Most Tourists in Labuan Bajo Choose Live-On-Board Experience Indonesia Targets 249,000 Arrivals from Middle East in 2025 Thailand Invites Singapore to Join "Six Countries Uzbekistan Launches Golden Visa Scheme to Boost Economy Jakarta's Plan for Cat Island Tourist Spot Underway Why This Japanese City Is Using 'Ninjas' to Encourage Tourists to Follow Local Rules Indonesia's Prabowo Meets Russian Deputy PM in Jakarta to Discuss Bilateral Agreements Blue Origin's NS-31 Mission to Launch 6 Women into Space Labuan Bajo to Ban Use of Plastic Bottled Water Ricky Mohammad Nugraha Petir Garda Bhwana TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) is set to install 22 seismic sensors in the West Java region starting in August of this year The equipment will be placed across the prioritized area passed by the Lembang Fault “The potential of an earthquake happening is pretty significant and (since it is located) in the vicinity of major cities and packed residential areas,” said BMKG’s Daryono on Sunday The agency plans to close-in the network between sensors by installing an additional 22 new seismic sensors He also urged for members of the public to understand that fault movements do not happen suddenly and other activities related to it are preceded with foreshocks The seismic monitoring along the fault line will be done constantly around the clock for 24-hours and seven days a week. The Lembang Fault sensors’ will be located at West Bandung District, Bandung District BMKG Weather Forecast: Rain in Various Areas, Hydrometeorological Disasters in North Maluku India Launches Rocket to Study the Sun BRIN to Conduct Weather Modification on August 26-28 Walhi Responds to Jokowi's Claim of Downstream Nickel Benefits for Indonesia BMKG Reports 5.6M Earthquake in South Ende Beach, NTT Indonesian Infants to Receive Rotavirus Immunization Ahead of Independence Day BMKG Issues Drought Early Warning for West Java Hyundai Ioniq 5 Batik in GIIAS 2023 Marks South Korea-Indonesia 50-years Relation NTB Logs Coldest Temperature of 11.5 Degrees Celcius at the Foot of Mount Rinjani Indonesia's Angklung Showcase Breaks Guinness World Record BMKG Forecasts Heavy Rain Still Possible in Two Regions as Dry Season Starts BMKG Shares Weather Forecast for Greater Jakarta on Labor Day Coastal Flood Submerges Neighborhood Unit in North Jakarta: BPBD Dry Season Approaches: BMKG to Run Weather Modification in Indonesia's Jambi Scorching Hot Weather Grips Indonesia: BMKG Reports Temperatures Hit 37 Degrees Celsius BMKG Explains Why Turkey is Prone to Frequent Earthquakes BMKG Forecasts Clouds Cover and Rain Possible in Greater Jakarta Antara TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - This week's eruption of Mount Tangkuban Perahu did not trigger the motion detectors of Cimandiri and Lembang Faults a researcher of the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry's Center for Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation (PVMBG) on Sunday local people living in the areas of West Java Province where the Cimandiri and Lembang Faults exist do not need to be worried about an occurrence of an earthquake because it was not triggered by the eruption of Tangkuban Perahu He further explained that the faults may be potentially triggered by an earthquake with tremors measuring up to VIII on the Modified Mercalli Intensity(MMI) scale and also adding that the faults' motion detectors could also be likely to be triggered by a vulcanic eruption a strong earthquake might not make a volcano become active as revealed in the Aceh earthquake in 2004 the nine-magnitude earthquake that jolted certain parts of Aceh did not trigger the volcanoes there in the occurrence of Yogyakarta's earthquake several years ago it had triggered the eruption of Mount Merapi though its magnitude was lower than that of the Aceh quake So for for those living in areas of the Cimandiri and Lembang fault lines they should remain calm and rely on information circulated by credible and competent sources Mount Tangkuban Perahu, which is located around 27 kilometers away from Bandung one of Indonesia's most densely-populated cities The PVMBG has made a statement based on analysis that further eruptions of this 2,084-meter high volcano might possibly occur as ongoing tremors are still being recorded Head of the Sub-Section of Volcano Mitigation for Eastern Region Devy K Syahbana expounded that Friday's eruption was caused by magma steam interacting with the hydrothermal system of Mount Tangkuban Perahu followed by a change below the surface "Several mountains too can experience this condition, and it is not only in Tangkuban Perahu The same also took place at Mount Papandayan and Mount Dieng This usually does not start with a clear sign and can occur at any time," Syahbana stated on Saturday. However he noted that based on the eruption that occurred the threat exists only in the areas around the crater while those outside the crater will not be too perilous West Sumatra's Mount Marapi Sees Another Eruption Mount Marapi Blasts Ash 1,000 Meters Into Sky in Eruption Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki Erupts Again on Sunday Morning Mount Semeru Erupted Twice This Morning with 4-Hour Interval Eruption of Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki Kills 10 Mount Marapi's Volcanic Activity Has Been Increasing Since October 7: PVMBG Najla Nur Fauziyah TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Apart from its beautiful natural views, many tourist attractions in Bandung are also child-friendly Many tourist destinations in Bandung are suitable for families what tourist attractions can you visit in this City of Flower Here are 14 popular child-friendly tourist attractions in Bandung The first popular child-friendly tourist attraction in Bandung is the Lembang Milk Farmhouse Filled with a beautiful European farm atmosphere this place offers many entertainment facilities Lembang Milk Farmhouse is located on Jalan Raya Lembang This place is located at Jalan Grand Hotel Visitors can try the various facilities provided starting from the rental of Japanese and Korean costumes and various other culinary delights.  The Great Asia Africa is a new tourist destination in Bandung visitors can visit a zoo and try several typical snacks from various countries This place also has a Chocolate Factory that you can visit This tourist destination is in Gudangkahuripan The Asia-Africa Conference Museum is a favorite tourist attraction for children and school students since it holds rich historical lessons This Museum is located on Jalan Asia Afrika Tafso Barn can be an option for those who want to enjoy the panoramic view of Bandung while tasting various culinary delights you can also play mini golf and enjoy a meal from the restaurant De Ranch Lembang is suitable for kids who want to try riding horses Dago Dream Park is a natural tourist attraction that has many contemporary photo spots with various rides starting from an “Up”-like floating house This tourist attraction is located in Pagerwangi Ranca Upas is a deer breeding place in Bandung surrounded by protected forests Many activities can be done in Cai Ranca Upas Village Apart from being used for children's entertainment Centrium Millions Balls can also be played by adults Centrum Million Balls is located in Merdeka Orchid Forest Cikole offers views of a shady pine forest Children can play around in the large orchid garden This place presents a combination of views of majestic trees Visitors can also stay overnight at this place either by renting accommodation or camping Dusun Bambu (Bamboo Village) is in Kertawangi this tourist attraction offers a panoramic view of Bandung from a height The Ciumbuleuit Peak is located in Ciumbuleuit This tourist destination offers stunning natural views to the green sauna from the tea gardens and existing trees The next popular child-friendly tourist attraction in Bandung is The Lodge Maribaya This tourist spot has various exciting rides Editor’s Choice: West Java Prone to Earthquakes; BMKG Asks Public to Adapt, Proactive in Disaster Mitigation 10 Recommended Budget-Friendly Tourist Destinations in the United States Prabowo Urged to Stop Dedi Mulyadi's Policy of Sending Children to Military Barracks 75 Percent of Dengue Fever Cases Occur in Ages 5-44 Years Preventing Dengue Fever: 4 Tips to Protect Your Children Minister: 75% of Indonesian Children Can Read but Lack Comprehension Indonesian Govt Urged to Investigate Findings of Children's Snacks Containing Pork 7 Must-Visit Tourist Attractions in Yogyakarta Besides Prambanan and Malioboro Dewi Elvia Muthiariny Laila Afifa TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Several areas in West Java have had cold weather in the last few days and Geophysics Agency’s (BMKG) West Java Climatology Station forecaster outlined three factors causing this condition amid the dry season.  Irlando explained that the earth's position is at its furthest point from the sun which affects the temperature of an area “The far distance between the earth and the sun will have an impact on lowering the average minimum temperature of an area,” he said on Thursday there is air mass movement from Australia which is currently experiencing winter that brings cold winds to tropical Indonesia The wind is known as the Australian cold monsoon causing days to be hotter and nights to be cooler The absence of clouds in the atmosphere makes the heat released by the earth’s surface at night freely escape or not be stored in the atmosphere especially at night until the morning,” Irlando said Temperatures hit up to 15.4 degrees Celsius the BMKG’s West Java Climatology Station recorded a drop in minimum air temperature in five regions Bandung saw the minimum temperature between 17 and 20 degrees Celsius Lembang has that ranged from 15.4 to 17.4 degrees Celsius the coldest temperature ranged from 16.9 to 18 degrees Celsius and Kertajati of Majalengka from 21.1 to 23.9 degrees Celsius BMKG suggests West Java people prepare warm clothes and blankets and maintain health by drinking enough water and consuming nutritious food It is also recommended to apply sunscreen for those doing outdoor activities despite cold weather Editor's Choice: BMKG Weather Forecast: Clouds to Cover Jakarta Skies Throughout the Day Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News indonesiaall images courtesy of leonard kawun the ‘minimax’ house stands on a 80m2 plot in the sinuous hills of the lembang area the project was completed by eben architects each level is organized by function using a series of slidable walls allowing all spaces to expand and contract based on the needs of the day the first floor is split into a small foyer and a raised lounge area to welcome guests — it can also be used as an impromptu bedroom the concrete exterior adds privacy and sun protection to the home the second story is composed of the master bedroom and the third; a secondary living room with access to outdoor terrace and roof deck areas eben created the design with adaptability in mind and gives the single family maximum flexibility to enjoy and change their home as necessary.  the home is loosely arranged for maximum flexibility  architects: eben architectslocation: lembang indonesiaarchitect in charge: ebenhaezer lontohfloor area: 110m2site area: 80m2project year: 2014photography: leonard kawun designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style A girl participates in a cultural carnival ahead of the Independence Day celebration in Lembang Children wearing traditional costumes participate in a cultural carnival ahead of the 77th Independence Day celebration in Lembang A girl posing for photographs participates in a cultural carnival ahead of the 77th Independence Day celebration in Lembang 8 Instagramable Tourist Attractions in Bandung for Families The charm of Bandung always draws the heart to come back For Moms and Dads planning a family vacation in Bandung not only will you find a variety of interesting attractions but also many places that are perfect for capturing precious moments with your family Here's a selection of tourist attractions in Bandung that are suitable for a family vacation Vacation is the perfect time to explore new places and create beautiful memories with your family If Moms and Dads are planning to spend the Lebaran holiday in Bandung don't miss out on visiting some Instagram-worthy family-friendly tourist attractions in Bandung Here are five interesting destinations that Moms and Dads can add to the vacation list: Kawah Putih is a crater lake that is famous for its bluish water and charming mountain backdrop the area offers stunning natural scenery and cool air Moms and Dads can take a walk around the lake or just relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings Tangkuban Perahu is an active volcano located about 30 kilometers north of Bandung Besides enjoying the spectacular view of its famous crater Moms and Dads can also explore the interesting hiking trails around the mountain Don't miss out on taking photos at some Instagram-worthy spots such as the dazzling crater peaks or along the green trails Situ Patenggang is a beautiful lake located in the Ciwidey area Moms and Dads can rent a boat and enjoy the serene lake view while enjoying the fresh mountain air Interesting photo spots such as hanging bridges and gazebos by the lake will make Moms and family's vacation moments even more memorable The Great Asia Africa is a theme park that offers a unique experience by combining various cultural and architectural elements from different countries in Asia and Africa Moms can visit replicas of famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower This place is a paradise for photography lovers with many Instagramable photo spots in every corner Farm House Lembang is a family-friendly tourist destination this place offers a variety of interesting activities such as interacting with farm animals or simply taking pictures in various interesting spots such as Dutch-style houses and beautiful flower gardens Floating Market Lembang is a colorful and fun destination for families Moms and Dads can enjoy delicious food from various stalls located on small boats interesting photo spots such as hanging bridges and flower gardens will make Moms and Dads' vacation experience even more memorable Be sure to try the delicious local food and enjoy the natural scenery around The Lodge Maribaya offers a unique stay in the middle of a lush pine forest this place also has many Instagramable spots such as hanging bridges Families can enjoy activities such as flying fox or simply relaxing while enjoying the beauty of the surrounding nature Dusun Bambu is a popular family tourist destination in Bandung this place offers a variety of exciting activities such as fishing or simply relaxing while enjoying Sundanese dishes at the available restaurants and flower gardens will make your family's Instagram feed look attractive By visiting eight Instagramable tourist attractions in Bandung Moms and Dads' Lebaran vacation will be an unforgettable moment for the family Don't forget to bring your camera or smartphone to capture all the beautiful moments with your loved ones make sure they are in a comfortable condition Don't forget to regularly change their diapers even though they are on vacation And use anti-clumping and highly absorbent diapers such as MAKUKU SAP Diapers with SAP (Super Absorbent Polymer) technology Diapers used by babies should not be disposed of carelessly because they can become waste and pollute the environment Here's how to dispose of baby diapers properly There are many children's playgrounds in Jakarta that offer the concept of playing while learning Here are some tips to make homecoming comfortable and smooth Valentine doesn't have to leave the house Invite your little ones to make a special moment at home There are many fun activities you can do together Copyright © 2021 - 2024 PT Lucky Mom Indonesia - All Rights Reserved Copyright © 2021 - 2022 PT Lucky Mom Indonesia - All Rights Reserved Jakarta - Orchid Forest is one of the holiday destinations in Cikole located some 20 kilometers away from the town square of Bandung city offers various edu-based recreation spots or edu-tourism regardless of visitors' age PT Jaya Energy managed the 14-hectare tourism site that constructed on the land belonging to the state forestry firm Perum Perhutani along with the entourage of the Tourism Ministry’s Public Communication Bureau Orchid Forest Marketing Leader Bagus Maulana said the area was officially opened in 2017 “This area has four iconic tourism sites for visitors who either come alone or communal,” he said Orchid Forest has thousands of orchid flowers in 125 different types The flowers come from the local and abroad and are displayed in the greenhouse The orchids required a special treatment as they have to be stored in the 21-29 Celcius degrees room Terace Paphio Stage is the outdoor stage that blends with nature and provides wooden chairs Orchid Forest claims they have the longest wooden bridge in Bandung The 125-meter bridge in the height above 20 meters is the most favorable photo spot among the visitors visitors could take the flying fox or walk through the Garden of Light Most visitors feed their passion in taking many photographs in Garden of Light The area displays various lights in different shapes tourists can take a public transportation heading to Cikole or grab an online taxi from the central city via Dago Atas The tourism site provides shuttle buses for tourists from the parking area to the entrance gate since the distance is up to one kilometers North Bandung is priced around Rp35.000 per person Make sure to keep the ticket because it can be exchanged with a mineral water in the exit gate Ten Exciting Things to Do in Changi Airport: Waterfalls What to Pack for Thailand: Must-Haves for Traveling to the Land of Smiles 10 Best Places to Visit in Southeast Asia for Adventure Seekers 10 Unwritten Rules in Thailand Every Traveler Should Know Speeding Up Train Station Queues for Eid Travelers with Face Recognition Feature 8 Best Places to Visit in Thailand During Spring 2025 12 Guidelines for Traveling During Ramadan The Association of the Indonesian Tours and Travel Agencies (ASITA) West Java Chapter’s West Java Travel Mart (WJTM) returned from September 10 to 13 after a three years hiatus due to the pandemic. For the first time in the show’s history, the event was jointly organised with the Bandung NHI Polytechnic of Tourism, where lecturers and students were involved. Budijanto Ardiansjah, chairman of ASITA West Java Chapter, said: “It all started when the Bandung NHI Polytechnic of Tourism organised its travel mart programme before the pandemic, where the event served as training for the students with ASITA members posing as buyers. “This time, (it was) a serious collaboration between the campus and ASITA – the event took place within their vicinity (and enabled) the students to participate and experience (the process) fully.” Daniel Nugraha, chairman of the WJTM 2023 organising committee, said: “We not only involved the students with frontline tasks, but made them part of the organising committee, involving them in every step from the planning to execution process.” More than 100 students took part under the supervision of their lecturers, which provided them with a real-time experience on how to run a trade show. Also for the first time, WJTM invited several overseas NTOs and businesses from Malaysia, Thailand, Uzbekistan and Turkey to participate as sellers, providing them with the opportunity to introduce new products and packages. Daniel pointed out: “West Java has some 50 million residents. This is a big opportunity for travel agents, particularly for (post-) Umrah and Haj pilgrimage tours. However, West Java sellers still make up the majority, followed by those coming from other parts of Indonesia, and a small percentage of the overseas sellers.” The show attracted a total of 121 buyers from across Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, all of whom met with 60 sellers during a one-day, round-robin table top sessions. Sellers included Dusun Bambu, a leisure facility spanning 15 hectares in Lembang, West Java, which reopened with culinary experiences in its four thematic restaurants, nature activities and staycations in traditional cottages, and glamping. 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