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See Original Please note that this article was automatically translated using Microsoft Azure AI, Open AI, and Google Translation AI. We cannot ensure that the entire content is translated accurately. If you spot any errors or inconsistencies, contact us at hotline@kompas.id and we'll make every effort to address them TEKS The following article was translated using both Microsoft Azure Open AI and Google Translation AI. The original article can be found in Senja, Hujan, dan Suara Nadin Amizah di Antara Pepohonan Kebun Raya Purwodadi The sunset atmosphere at Kebun 2024 in Purwodadi Botanical Garden The soft voice of Nadin Amizah was in a battle with the pouring rain and the booming music hundreds of her fans remained loyal by sitting on the muddy grass to listen to the singer sing and move gracefully ”How much longer do you think you'll love me?/What do you think can happen in a moment?/It's nothing I'm afraid/No one has ever waited for me for so long...” The reddish-haired woman opened her performance with her hit song entitled "Rayuan Perempuan Gila". Nadin's lilting voice in the song's lyrics seemed to cast a spell that bewitched the audience at Purwodadi Botanical Gardens the audience still followed Nadin's invitation to sing Even a spectator danced along as Nadin's clean feet finally came down from the stage and got muddy with the audience Several songs were sung by Nadin for her fans that day the gathering between the celebrity and her fans concluded with the song "Sorai." ”Clouds and nature touch each other/Create warmth you smile/At that moment I see the joy/See Also read: Breathing in the Aroma of Twilight at Purwodadi Botanical Gardens the audience remained enthusiastic in watching the music concert until the end Cheers from the audience erupted not only during Nadin's singing invited the audience to sing the national anthem and their own songs visitors to Kebun Raya Purwodadi also became immersed in enthusiasm and joy In 2024, Sunset in the Garden will be held again at the Purwodadi Botanical Gardens on March 2-3 2024 This event was held to encourage young people to get to know nature better by introducing the flora in the Botanical Gardens through this activity it is also hoped that it can introduce botanical gardens as a tourist destination that is comfortable and beautiful to visit The music concert featuring top-tier musicians was one of the attractions being offered at the time visitors were invited to groove along with Fiersa Besari as well as two selected exploratory musicians Also read: Malang City in Fragments of Literary Stories visitors were invited to sing along with Nadin Amizah and two selected musicians exploring music The atmosphere of Sunset's mini-concert in Kebun was held at the Purwodadi Botanical Garden in Pasuruan Sunset at the botanical garden not only presents the beauty of nature at the botanical garden but also brings several environmentally-conscious programs "It is enjoyable to listen to music while enjoying nature it would surely be more delightful," said Kinanti Sunset in Kebun is an intimate music performance program with the message of loving the environment The Sunset in the Garden program is a program created as an extension of the five functions of botanical gardens This event was held as an opportunity to educate young people about conservation by introducing plant heroes at each implementation "Sunset at the botanical garden not only presents the natural beauty of Kebun Raya Purwodadi but also introduces some environmental care programs," said Abi Irawan the General Manager of Events at Kebun Raya Purwodadi The thing that sets Sunset di Kebun apart from other shows is its theme of "Intimate Music Show with Green and Culture Movement." The audience is invited into a more personal atmosphere with their favorite musicians The audience can relax and enjoy the deeper music and the musicians even mingle with the audience in the coolness of the garden during the evening Also read: Air Temperature Can Impact Mental Disorders this activity also creates a space for local culture Sunset in the Garden collaborated with Maruto dance studio (a local studio from Malang) to present Kucingan dance on the first day of the event and Ponorogo reog on the second day Purwodadi Botanic Garden introduced Nepenthes (Pitcher Plant) as the featured plant to be promoted at that time the Pitcher Plant serves as an insect pest controller as well as a carbon dioxide (CO2) absorber which is one of the causes of global warming Also read: Trees, Parks, and Community Healing Oases Purwodadi Botanical Garden was established on January 30 The area of Purwodadi Botanical Garden covers 85 hectares and houses thousands of collections of lowland dry plants as well as herbarium and seed-bearing plants Sunset in the Garden is not only held in Purwodadi here music is packaged with natural nuances it proves that music and nature are always intertwined SALATIGA — On Tuesday (23/5/2023) at 12.00PM local time this was the moment that students looked forward to the delicious aroma of soto and instant noodles wafting in the air Rows of tables and chairs were filled with students who were busy eating There was also a 24-year-old man familiarly called Busro, serving customers at Kantin Kontainer Dompet Dhuafa (Dompet Dhuafa Container Canteen). He is an 8th semester student majoring in Islamic Education at Universitas Islam Negeri (UIN) Salatiga Busro is the Coordinator as well as the Administrator of Kantin Kontainer Dompet Dhuafa Also read: Kantin Kontainer Dompet Dhuafa Sejahterakan Mahasiswa hingga Cetak Generasi Wirausaha Born and raised in Purwodadi, Grobogan, Ahmad Busro Mustofa successfully runs and manages Kantin Kontainer Dompet Dhuafa which is an empowerment program in the economic sector This Container Canteen is an entrepreneurial scholarship program intended for underprivileged students The way is to manage a canteen shaped as a container ranging from traditional specialties to contemporary dishes Arriving at Kantin Kontainer Dompet Dhuafa you can see a long line filling the container Busro and his three teams have 12 suppliers of food products from UIN Salatiga students Behind his expertise in managing Kantin Kontainer Busro is just a farmer’s son who has determination and also a strong dream to be able to go to college Both his parents work as corn field farmers in Purwodadi Also read: ETOS ID dan BAKTI NUSA, Dua Beasiswa Dompet Dhuafa untuk Mahasiswa Busro’s determination and enthusiasm to be able to get a proper education has been achieved Busro admitted that he felt lucky because this really helped his study to run smoothly Due to his family’s mediocre economic condition and inability to meet and finance his needs during college he did various jobs to find additional income because in my area it is rare for someone to go to college It’s already settled like that at home I was confused about what to do,” explained Busro before making a match with Kantin Kontainer Busro admitted that he had worked as an online taxi motorcycle rider Until finally he got information about the recruitment of canteen managers though to manage the Container Canteen and to become a benefit recipient one had to go through various stages and selections Also read: Meretas Batas Gapai Perguruan Tinggi Impian, Sinergi DD Jabar dan Platform Lulus Negeri Hadirkan Beasiswa “Then I continued to work as an online taxi motorcycle rider Then finally there was a recruitment of Kantin Kontainer I signed up and we registered for our selection,” Busro added to Dompet Dhuafa That passion and determination finally managed to get Busro a scholarship through Kantin Kontainer Dompet Dhuafa as a community empowerment institution they request entrepreneurial skills for students my parents once said that if a mother graduated from elementary school their children could graduate from college So I signed up for college to raise the status of my parents,” he explained Also read: Diaspora Bercerita: Melintas Batas, Bangun Mimpi Anak Indonesia Busro explained that since the beginning of the semester he has paid for his tuition fee on his own thanks to the hard work he did as well as support from Dompet Dhuafa because I personally focus the result of this on UKT this is a historical place for my portfolio All friends who graduated have taken pictures here since 2017,” he continued Having stopped operating for 2 years due to Covid-19 Busro together with three other people in his team managed to restore the glory of the Kantin Kontainer Dompet Dhuafa Kantin Kontainer is able to achieve a turnover of around Rp1,500,000 per day the Kantin Kontainer is able to earn a turnover of Rp This income is able to pay off the payment of Busro and friends’ Tuition Fee (UKT) The profits of the Kantin Kontainer are now used as canteen operations and the salaries of students who become managers as much as 2.5 percent of canteen profits are paid as zakat through Dompet Dhuafa Also read: Menuju 2 Dekade, LPI DD Helat Public Expose & Education Outlook 2023: Berkhidmat pada Pendidikan yang Memberdayakan “The turnover per day is 2 million to 2.5 million it means the remaining is only 1.5 million it means we get 6 million to 7 million of the turnover and the condition of students also influences it,” concluded Busro Dompet Dhuafa focuses on building the economic and social independence of the underprivileged community Dompet Dhuafa has contributed significantly in improving welfare and providing better opportunities for those who are less fortunate Dana yang didonasikan melalui Dompet Dhuafa bukan bersumber dan bertujuan untuk pencucian uang (money laundry) maupun tindak kejahatan lainnya yang tidak sesuai prinsip syariah dan regulasi Harap konfirmasi setiap transaksi donasi ke Customer Care Dompet Dhuafa Cari English Floods in Grobogan have not subsided, agricultural land is also affected TEKS › English›Floods in Grobogan have not.. Iklan Floods in Grobogan have not subsided agricultural land is also affected Entering the third day 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. The original article can be found in Banjir di Grobogan Belum Surut, Lahan Pertanian Turut Terdampak The shop owner is standing in front of his flooded business in Gubug Village KOMPAS - Floods that have hit parts of Grobogan Regency Central Java since Tuesday (6/2/2024) have reportedly not fully receded until Thursday (8/2/2024) and red onion farmland in dozens of villages have not been spared from the impact of the floods The flooding that hit Grobogan also affected agricultural land According to records from the Agriculture and Plantation Agency of Central Java Province at least 4,309 hectares of agricultural land in Grobogan were affected by flooding The land is spread across 58 villages in 15 districts The most severe impact of the flood occurred in the agricultural land of Brati District 689 hectares of land were inundated with water All of the submerged land was rice cultivation with a planting age of 70-80 days Also read: Thousands of Houses in Grobogan Submerged in Floods Floods have inundated a commercial area and access road to the market in Gubug District floods also inundated corn and shallot fields The largest area of submerged corn fields is in Kedungjati District with at least 95 hectares of submerged land the largest area of flooded shallot fields is located in Purwodadi District with a minimum of 33 hectares of agricultural land affected by the flood "The extent of the affected land is still unknown as it can only be measured at a minimum of three days after submersion there won't be too much damage," said Francisca Herwati Prarastyani Head of the Protection Agency for Agriculture and Plantation of the Agriculture and Plantation Agency in Central Java farmers with puso crops will receive assistance from the government The alternative assistance that will be given is seeds farmers registered in the Rice Farming Business Insurance (AUTP) program can make claims to receive compensation in the form of cash Residents cross the bridge as the overflow of Tuntang River in Gubug Village a member of the Farmer and Fishermen Contact Group (KTNA) in Gubug stated that there are four villages affected by floods in the Gubug district The most severely affected is Kemiri Village with a total affected area of 159 hectares "The majority of the damaged plants are between 40-50 days old but still left a layer of mud with a thickness of about 20 cm," said Ahmadi on Thursday afternoon." Ahmadi stated that out of the 159 hectares affected by floods provided that there is immediate rain to help wash away the mud that has filled the agricultural land Female Islamic students who had to pause their learning activities when crossing the flood in Gubug District "The plants that are currently affected by the mud may still be saved but their productivity will not be optimal If they could normally yield 7-8 tons per hectare they can only yield a maximum of 3-4 tons per hectare," he said hopes that farmers affected by the flood have already been registered in the AUTP program affected farmers can receive compensation in the form of financial assistance "The AUTP contributions are relatively cheap amounting to Rp 36,000 per hectare per planting season participants of the AUTP program can receive Rp 6 million per hectare It's better than not getting any compensation at all," said Hardiono The number of families affected is around 12,390 with a total of 56,919 individuals affected The number of refugees is approximately 2,188 people Residents were on their porch flooded by a flood in Gubug District Hardiono stated that the flooding that hit Grobogan had an impact on the agricultural yields in the western part of the region some farmers have already harvested their crops This is because they began planting before the planting season unlike farmers in the western region who started planting in January-February "There are over 100 hectares of rice fields in the eastern region that have already been harvested they started planting in November-December the farmers irrigated their fields by pumping water from reservoirs and rivers," he said According to data from the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Central Java flooding in Grobogan has relatively receded there are still 10 sub-districts where some areas have not yet receded The water level that still inundates residential and agricultural land ranges from 10-100 cm One of the biggest floods in the past five years inundated the houses of residents in Gubug District Also read: Flooding in Grobogan Widespread, More Than a Thousand Families Isolated "Due to most of the affected areas starting to recede residents have begun to work together to clean their homes from the mud left by the flood The residents were assisted by several volunteers from Grobogan and various areas such as Kudus and Salatiga," said the Head of Emergency Handling BPBD Central Java floods have also hit 25 villages in seven districts in Demak The flooded areas due to heavy rain and a broken river embankment include Karangawen "The number of affected families is around 12,390 Indonesia– August 2024 – After participating in the 8th East Asia-Oceania Region Region (EAO) Salesian Borthers Congress held in Jakarta visited the Salesian communities in Indonesia the Economer General visited the communities of Tigaraksa-Banten learning how education and training is carried out and observing the facilities gave Goodnights to the communities and talks to the Novices He was also able to see how collaboration with local industries and companies is a good basis for the job placement of graduates it was highlighted that technical schools in particular need further support in order to be able to offer teaching materials and technical training to young people the Economer General also spoke of the next General Chapter and based on the changes in society and the Church stressed the importance of an intense spiritual dimension of the Salesians to fulfill their mission as preachers of the Gospel Antara TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Heavy rains in Grobogan Regency, Central Java, led to the collapse of the Tuntang River embankment, resulting in widespread flooding including the Semarang-Surabaya train line and major roads According to Masrikan, Head of the Prevention and Preparedness Division at the Grobogan Regional Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD) the train line was not merely submerged but effectively transformed into a river due to the strong current of floodwaters The floodwater eroded the base of the railway tracks in Papanrejo Village the main road of Jalan Godong-Grobogan was completely submerged the road was paralyzed and could not be passed by vehicles State-owned railway operator PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) immediately dispatched crews to repair the damaged railway bed late Monday the relentless flow of water overflowing from the Tuntang River hindered their efforts A number of Grobogan residents affected by the flood have begun to evacuate 50 residents of the Permata Hijau Housing Complex in Kalongan Village sought refuge at the Raji Village Sports Center (GOR) Editor's Choice: BNPB Says 8 People Died in Bali Landslide Disaster Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News West Java's Dedi Mulyadi Prepares Rp6bn to Send Troubled Teens to Military Barracks Bareskrim Arrests 4 LPG Agents for Subsidy Fraud, Rp5.6bn in State Losses Prabowo Subianto Plans to Establish 100 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The original article can be found in Banjir di Grobogan Meluas, Lebih dari Seribu Keluarga Terisolasi caused by the overflow of Tuntang River since early morning and inundated residential areas and public facilities has spread from 12 to 16 sub-districts on Wednesday (7/2/2024) The water level in several areas has reached around 1 meter causing thousands of families to be isolated in their homes Heavy rain fell again in the Grobogan region on Tuesday (6/2/2024) This condition expanded the flood and its height increased floods were reported to have inundated 67 villages in 16 districts in Grobogan This figure increased compared to the day before The number of submerged houses is reported to have increased the number of flood-affected houses was at least 2,662 units the number of submerged houses reported on Wednesday was at least 2,838 units One of the biggest floods in the past five years has inundated houses in Gubug district Head of Emergency Response Department of the Central Java Disaster Management Agency stated that the height of the floods inundating 67 villages on Wednesday varies ranging from 20 centimeters (cm) to 100 cm This condition has caused at least 1,240 families residing in the affected houses to become isolated there are 1,070 families in four isolated hamlets the roads cannot be passed because the floodwater height reaches 1 meter," said Chomsul when contacted on Wednesday evening." the flood that submerged residents' agricultural land has also expanded the local government reported that the submerged agricultural land covered an area of ​​56 hectares the reported flooded agricultural land expanded to 1,576 hectares Residents cross the bridge during the overflowing of Tuntang River in Gubug Village a 10-year-old child from Karanganyar Village died after falling into a flood pool in the rice field area near his house the Semarang-Purwodadi road and vice versa were impassable due to flooding of around 50 cm We suggest road users to detour through the Demak-Dempet-Godong route," said Chomsul." Head of the Jateng Regional Disaster Management Agency stated that they are still actively working to overcome the flooding in Grobogan The evacuation of residents who are still stranded by the floods will continue until Wednesday night Residents are trying to save their belongings as flooding hits Gubug Village "We have also established public kitchens in 13 locations affected by the floods The distribution of packed rice for flood victims is also ongoing," said Bergas his team also distributed aid in the form of sacks filled with sand and rocks for emergency embankments in several locations Emergency embankments were carried out to patch up broken permanent embankments on Tuesday Embankments that were repaired included those in Menduran Village and Kronggen in the Brati Subdistrict and in Kuripan Village in the Purwodadi Subdistrict The handling of floods caused by the overflowing Tuntang River needs to be addressed together by local and central governments stated that he will order his officials to map out the vulnerable levees for repair Nana mentioned that one of the breached levee points is located in the Tuntang River which flows through three regions The floodwater from the breach of the Tuntang River embankment has inundated houses in Gubug Village Also read: One ​​Day, Heavy Rain Triggers Dozens of Disasters in Central Java "The handling of flooding caused by the overflowing of the Tuntang River needs to be handled together between the local government and the central government we will investigate and study this further," said Nana various aid has begun to be distributed to victims affected by the floods in Grobogan The assistance came from the Ministry of Social Affairs Central Java Provincial Government and Grobogan Regency Government Cari English Shine Muscat Grapes, Wash Fruits and Vegetables Thoroughly if You Don't Want to Be Affected by Pesticide Residue TEKS › English›Shine Muscat Grapes Wash Fruits and Vegetables Thoroughly if You Don't Want to Be Affected by Pesticide Residue Pesticide residue issue in Shine Muscat grapes Simple mitigation can be done by washing vegetables and fruits Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. See Original TEKS WILIBRORDUS MEGANDIKA WICAKSONOFaiz Hidayat (32) owner of the Jayasri Nursery Grape Garden in Purwodadi Village The issue of pesticide residue in Shine Muscat grapes has been widely discussed in recent times. The Food and Drug Administration claims to be investigating the case In addition to being asked to limit consumption of Shine Muscat grapes residents must wash other fruit products thoroughly before consuming them Thai Pesticide Alert Network (Thai-PAN) together with the Consumer Council of Thailand (TCC) and the Food and Drug Administration of Thailand on October 24, 2024 detected high pesticide residues in testing 23 out of 24 samples of Shine Muscat grape products even the prohibited hazardous chemical compounds were found there are other hazardous chemical compounds there has been an issue circulating about pesticide residue levels exceeding safe limits in grapes that have recently become popular and widely consumed by residents BPOM said the chemical compound content is dangerous for the body has been designated as a compound with a moderate hazard category for humans The impact on the body can disrupt the nervous system Endrin aldehyde is also an organic pollutant that has been banned in many countries This chemical compound can be stored in body fat which can have a negative impact on the central nervous system which can cause seizures and death The use of chemical pesticides in agricultural and plantation products is currently increasingly difficult to separate Claimed to be easier and more profitable to control various types of pests chemical pesticides are prone to triggering adverse effects when exposed to humans From mild symptoms such as nausea to damage to the nervous system Actor Muhammad Khan washes vegetables for his lunch at his apartment in the Dharmawangsa area Khan lives a slow life by eating healthy foods avoiding cooking with cooking oil and carbohydrates in the form of rice Researcher of Surabaya Plantation Seed and Protection Center, Bayu Refindra Fitriadi, in the article "Powerful Tricks to Reduce Pesticide Residue Levels" published by Ministry of Agriculture said that one easy and simple mitigation is to ensure that vegetables and fruits are washed properly This can be done with special soap or natural ingredients "Although special soap for washing vegetables and fruits is considered effective in reducing pesticide residues some groups advocate for natural washing agents," said Bayu Cut away any damaged or bruised areas on fruits or vegetables before handling or preparing them Rinse the produce thoroughly under running water before peeling Bayu mentioned that the ingredients are not difficult to find vinegar water and baking soda water can also be used Bayu reminded not to wash vegetables and fruits before they are ready to be consumed The reason is that washing vegetables and fruits and then storing them will only trigger bacterial growth Read also: Pushing Local Grapes to Show Off as Shine Muscat Comes Under Scrutiny Workers wash crystal guavas at the crystal guava packaging house of PT Great Giant Pineapple (GGP) PT GGP manages around 32,000 hectares of various fruit plantations Most of these fruit products are for the export market In an article published by the Australian Institute of Food Safety it was also mentioned that fruits and vegetables can be contaminated with bacteria fruits and vegetables have been a source of foodborne illnesses in recent years Some of them are Salmonella havana associated with sprouts in 2018 and the Listeria outbreak associated with rock melon (2018) it is important to follow food safety steps clean and sanitize the sink and other surfaces or utensils that will come into contact with the food wash your hands with water and soap for 20 seconds cut off any damaged or bruised parts of the fruit or vegetable before handling or preparing it use a clean vegetable brush to scrub the skins of hard fruits and vegetables The final step is to dry the produce with a paper towel to diligently wash fruits and vegetables before eating them Don't let the desire to consume fruits and vegetables to make your body healthier end up sick Also read: Deputy Minister of Agriculture: If "Shine Muscat" Grapes Are Dangerous, They Must Be Stopped Cari English Malang-Batu Jam, There are still other tourist options and alternative routes TEKS › English›Malang-Batu Jam There are still other tourist options and alternative routes Every holiday season Choose alternative tourist routes and locations to avoid traffic jams 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. The original article can be found in Malang-Batu Macet, Masih Ada Pilihan Wisata Lain dan Jalur Alternatif Spending the end of the year in Malang Raya is always a popular choice for many There are many places to visit in this cool mountainous region and Malang Regency) is filled with tourists from within and outside the city there are also several alternative tourist destinations in Malang Raya that can be chosen when traffic in Batu becomes congested One of the favorite spots in Batu City is Alun-alun Kota Batu Alun-alun is always a main destination because it is a free tourist spot children can play in the playground or playground or take photos at several existing photo spots If you want to enjoy Batu City from a height visitors can ride the Ferris wheel there by paying a separate ticket The Batu City Square is becoming increasingly popular among tourists due to the plethora of food and beverage vendors as well as the nearby mosque allowing individuals to follow their religious practice the Batu City Square area is sure to be bustling during holiday seasons Note: No forbidden words were present in this article Also read: Trees, Parks and Residential Healing Oases one of the orange farmers at Selokerto hamlet works in his own field on Tuesday (31/7/2018) is one of the orange centers in Malang regency there are several paid tourist attractions that remain popular and filled with visitors during the holiday season The high number of tourists visiting Malang Raya causes traffic jams on the roads in Batu City every weekend especially during long holidays such as Christmas and New Year's holidays like the current one Commonly jam-packed roads include the Dinoyo-Tlogomas-Jalan Dadaprejo-Pendem Kota Batu intersection leading into Kota Batu Another heavily trafficked route is Karanglo-Karangploso-Bukit Berbunga-Jalan intersection leading to Kota Batu namely the route from Pujon (Malang Regency) to Kota Batu traffic jams from and to Kota Batu always occur visitors should choose alternative routes and tourist locations that are not far from Kota Batu there is an alternative route that can be chosen namely the western ring road of Kota Batu (Jalinbar Batu) This road is usually not well-known by visitors from outside the city and is typically more relaxed visitors can enter through the Dau area (Malang Regency) and then go to Oro-oro Ombo Village before continuing towards several tourist spots in Batu City Also read: Beating the Fear of Enjoying Height in Malang Raya The atmosphere of Bedengan camping ground in Dau district even capable of accommodating buses and trucks (two-way) the road is slightly hilly with several small inclines at certain points along the path that is not yet well-known by outsiders there are affordable nature tourist attractions that are just as captivating as the city of Batu namely the Bedengan Camping Ground and the Selorejo orange picking tourist attraction Tourists can simply sit and enjoy the greenery of the pine forest and play in the clear waters of the river that originate from the springs in the hilly area at the foot of Mount Kawi Purwodadi Botanic Garden is an ex situ conservation area that stores diverse plant collections particularly rare plants from all over Indonesia Admission to Bedengan is only Rp 10,000 (without staying overnight) per person and Rp 15,000 (for camping) there is no need to worry as the management provides electricity so visitors who need to charge their devices can still be accommodated there is an orange plantation belonging to a resident in Selorejo Village It is also used as a sort of orange picking agrotourism with an entrance fee of around Rp 35,000 visitors are allowed to taste the oranges and can purchase as much as they desire these two locations are in line with Jalinbar Kota Batu so this tourist spot can be a choice when traffic is unimaginable traffic on the main route from Malang to Batu can take hours Also read: End of Year Holidays and Mandatory Culinary in Malang City The atmosphere at Alun-Alun in the town of Batu Alun-alun serves as a public space for the residents of Batu and the general public to enjoy the city ambiance for free If you are from outside Malang and are aware that the direction to Kota Batu is completely congested those who come from outside the city and are currently on the highway can choose to exit at the Purwodadi toll gate in Pasuruan you can immediately head to an alternative tourist destination This area is located next to the entrance to Malang from Surabaya Purwodadi Botanic Garden is an ex situ conservation site that houses a vast collection of plants especially rare plants from all over Indonesia The garden's functions include conservation The Purwodadi Botanical Garden was established on January 30 The area of Purwodadi Botanical Garden covers 85 hectares and houses a collection of over 2,000 types of plants that thrive in dry lowland areas The collection includes various orchid species as well as an herbarium and plants with seeds we choose to go to the outskirts for tourism It's comfortable and refreshing here because there are many plants Children can also play freely and ride bicycles happily," said Hera Rahmawati (40) who chooses the botanical garden as an alternative tourism destination during holidays." Also read: Christmas Celebration 2023 A mini Sunset concert was held at the Purwodadi Botanical Garden in Pasuruan As well as being a tourist and picnic destination this event also encouraged the audience to love the environment by campaigning for tree-planting and waste-separation efforts The event lasted until Sunday (27/08/2023) Purwodadi Botanical Garden has become one of the year-end tourist destinations The increase in the number of visitors to the botanical garden began on Saturday The number of visitors continues to increase until a week later In addition to the local residents around the botanical garden the visitors are also crowded with groups of out-of-town tourists we are targeting an increase in visitors by more than 50 percent the increase in visitors has reached 35 percent We estimate that there will be another increase in visitors on December 29-31 General Manager of Purwodadi Botanical Gardens based on last year's experience during the Christmas and New Year holiday season the synergy between Purwodadi Botanical Garden and the local government is deemed very good especially in managing the flow of visitors coming to the botanical garden The flow of traffic in and out of the tourist locations is well organized so that both the road users and tourists can still feel comfortable Purwodadi Botanical Garden is one of the botanical gardens managed by the partner of the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) PT Mitra Natura Raya (part of the Kompas Gramedia group) This company is the manager of four botanical gardens in the homeland "We hope that the botanical garden will become the most popular destination compared to other tourist destinations "For the Christmas and New Year holidays this year it is estimated that the four botanical gardens will remain a magnet with an increase in visitors of around 100,000 people," said Zaenal Arifin general manager of corporate communications for the four botanical gardens vacationing in Malang Raya and its surroundings remains a popular choice Also read: Breathing in the Aroma of Twilight at Purwodadi Botanical Gardens Cari English Series of Floods on Java Island due to Embankment Breaks TEKS › English›Series of Floods on Java.. Iklan Series of Floods on Java Island due to Embankment Breaks The widespread impact of flooding due to breached embankments is a sign that regular maintenance of embankments must be carried out frequently 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. The original article can be found in Rentetan Banjir di Pulau Jawa akibat Tanggul Jebol In the last two months, high amounts of rain resulted in rivers overflowing in several areas, causing embankments to break and flooding residential areas heavy rain for several days resulted in water in the Lusi River exceeding capacity and overflowing flooding residential areas and the main roads in the city center of Purwodadi District Floods were also caused by water coming from upstream areas which initially inundated 40 villages in 12 districts on Saturday (16/3/2024) expanded to a total of 113 villages in 13 districts affected 68 percent of Grobogan Regency has been affected by floods rendering the city center in Purwodadi paralyzed Vehicles belonging to residents can be seen driving through floodwaters on Semarang-Grobogan Road in Gubug District The Grobogan Regency Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) reported that 13,341 houses were flooded as many as 80 educational facilities were affected and 4,352 hectares of agricultural land were inundated and facing crop failure The floods have also forced 692 people to evacuate to safer locations after their homes were submerged with flood levels ranging from 15 cm to 100 cm At the beginning of this year, the Grobogan Regency area experienced flood disasters twice heavy rain throughout the day flooded 2,662 residents' houses in 34 villages from 12 sub-districts Several train journeys were also hindered due to flooding which submerged railway tracks The floods that occurred for three days were triggered by heavy rain in the area causing water to overflow in three river basins Also read: Thousands of Houses in Grobogan Submerged in Floods Flood disasters resulting from the breach of levees have also occurred in the Demak Regency The neighboring district of Grobogan also experienced flood disasters in mid-March The high intensity of rainfall and the breakage of the levee at the Dombo River in Menur Village has exacerbated the second flood to hit this year 65,109 people have been affected and 2,163 individuals displaced The affected infrastructure includes 73 places of worship Floods also occurred in the Demak area in early February the strong current of water caused 10 points of embankments in several rivers to break The influx of water from several breached embankments caused floods that inundated residential areas up to a height of 2 meters It is reported that 35 villages in 7 districts Repairs to several breached embankments have caused floods in several villages in the districts of Karanganyar and Gajah Especially the embankment of the Wulan River which has a considerable breach of almost 30 meters in width The floods also resulted in the closure of the Demak-Kudus coastal road The breach of a levee that resulted in flash floods in Pekalongan on Wednesday (3/13/2024) claimed the lives of two individuals The flash floods occurred in the village of Wangandowo after the levee of a dam in the village collapsed due to the inability to contain the heavy rainfall runoff water with a height of around 1 meter mixed with mud swept through a residential area According to the temporary records of BPBD Pekalongan and 50 houses were lightly damaged (Kompas.id Another pantura region that was hit by floods twice this year is Brebes Regency Floods with heights up to 1 meter submerged 23 villages in 7 sub-districts due to high intensity rainfall on Sunday (25/2/2024) Continuous heavy rain has caused an increase in the water levels of the Cigunung and Pemali Rivers causing the water to overflow into residential areas and farmland As many as 30,556 residents from 8,358 households have been affected Another flood disaster occurred on Wednesday (6/3/2024) in several villages in Losari District Hundreds of houses were reported to be submerged in flood waters as a result of the breaching of the embankment of the Cisanggarung River The breach of the embankment was reported at three points in Babakan Village a total of 525 houses in the area were flooded A total of 775 households were affected by the flood Also read: Flooding in Indonesia is not just a result of extreme weather Based on the results of mapping carried out by the Cimanuk-Cisanggarung River Basin Center (BBWS) there are 93 river embankments that are vulnerable to breaking in Brebes Regency while the other 68 embankments have not been handled (Kompas The information has signaled that the repair of the levee must be immediately addressed in order to prevent wider impacts and trigger floods if it breaks The breaching of the river dam that caused floods in several areas in Central Java recently serves as a reminder to regularly check vulnerable levees as a precautionary measure Regular checks and maintenance are needed to prevent embankment landslides at various points that can cause river siltation and reduce embankment capacity Considering the occurrence of embankment breaches due to weather conditions an evaluation of embankment capacity that is adjusted in the event of potential extreme floods should also be carried out Especially with the weather forecast from BMKG mentioning Central Java as one of the areas under the alert category predicted to be overshadowed by extreme weather such as heavy rain accompanied by strong winds that could cause hydro-meteorological disasters BMKG has detected the emergence of three tropical cyclone seeds in the vicinity of Indonesia This condition has the potential to cause extreme weather in several regions of Indonesia until early next week (14-18 March 2024) Residential areas located below the embankment were affected when the Tuntang River overflowed in Gubug District Heavy rain with high intensity in the upstream area caused flooding in several areas Some river levees are also vulnerable to collapsing which could potentially cause flooding in residential areas Three sikon seeds are the tropical cyclone seeds 91S and 93P that are monitored around the southern Indian Ocean of Java All of them have shown the impact on the southern region of Indonesia the Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) activity in quadrant 4 contributes to the growth of strong convective clouds in the Central Java region This also affects the increase in potential for extreme weather Based on the record of the Central Java BPBD extreme weather is the biggest contributor to disasters in the region throughout 2024 In order not to cause a wider disaster and more victims prevention efforts by maintaining embankments are a good anticipatory step Also read: Beware of the Impact of Even Rain in Jakarta Jakarta -  Former Persipur Purwodadi coach said that a Malaysian citizen by the name of Jawahir Saliman is the perpetrator of match fixing of Indonesian football mathces. "Jawahir Saliman is the one who destroyed Indonesian football," said Gunawan Gunawan said that Jawahir is a professional and highly experienced in match fixing "He is excellent in [rigging] competitions He was 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(500 km from Jakarta and 300 km from our Blitar City school) brings the best of our Charism into life Our 20 teachers (Christians and Muslims) admire the family spirit and team work of our confreres that does Five Salesians live and pray together with 6 boarding Catholics (grades 7-9) and their simple and inspiring life becomes also a vocation invitation the local parish (MSC - Missionary of the Sacred Heart) priest requested our contribution to the youth ministry and Purwodadi Oratory is being born Since September 2017 four animators have been taking care of about 30 young Catholics in twice-a-month Oratory events with a formative touch In this way the Salesian spirit is being shared in the local Church Salesian community of Purwodadi has also great dreams: to attract more students to improve the infrastructures and education environment of the school to build a decent (not emergency-like) community house is also famous for almost annual floods with schools finding themselves often under 50-60 cm of water The Salesians also pray for the possible purchase of land for a larger sports field or extension of this rather small school campus Indeed the main dream and action requested is to share our preventive system of education and spirituality with many mission partners and young people Source: AustraLasia Learn more about South Australia's new university for the future Growing up in a small village in Eastern Lampung in Indonesia was an abundant On the edge of the Way Kambas National Park conservation area a young Heri Apriyanto and his friends played in the forests and rice fields within ear shot from the wildlife of the park – Sumatran elephants As a boy scout he would often camp in the lush forests and developed a special affinity with nature These trips were also lessons in caring about conservation and how to treat our environment respectfully It was here where he fell in love with nature and these experiences shaped him into the independent person he is today With a childhood so intertwined with nature these early memories would become an important cornerstone to Heri’s professional career a friend introduced him to the personal computer and told him “With IT you can do anything that you want You can explore the world and help more people.” He became enamoured with computer software and the endless possibilities it posed and ultimately made a decision to combine two great passions Conservation remains an essential component in his work now at Indonesia’s Purwodadi Botanic Gardens Heri has delved more into horticulture and plant care with the opportunity to collaborate with researchers at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences and their united passion for plants and conservation In his role as IT Project Manager and Software Developer Heri builds the infrastructure and provides support to manage and analyse the plants collections in botanic gardens implementing his knack and expertise in IT to support development in conservation and plant collection management The decision to study at the University of South Australia was partly based on a seed of an idea Heri had been developing in an effort to track and computerise an all-encompassing and accessible system to keep track of plants He refined the plan by enrolling in a Master of Information Technology at UniSA through the Australia Awards Scholarship The Australia Awards Scholarships are long-term development awards supported by the Australian Government and offer emerging leaders in developing countries the opportunity to undertake full-time study in Australia in priority fields to build networks to drive change and contribute to development I wrote about a concept for an information system that can be used to manage and record plants collections in Indonesian botanical gardens to develop proper conservation and care,” Heri says teams who tend to the plants can easily create daily reports of conditions any signs of diseases or pests harming the plants and the need for water and fertilisation.” “These daily reports are invaluable information as they create patterns that can be analysed to develop informed decisions Evidence-based support systems are vital for a flourishing botanical garden with issues occurring like the best time to water and prune plants the best soil conditions for particular plants which doesn’t exist currently in an automated form.” Makoyana (Manajemen Koleksi Kebun Raya Indonesia) or in English the Management of Plants Collections for Indonesian Botanical Garden) is even more necessary when considering Indonesia’s environment The country is an archipelago home to 276 million people containing more than 12 per cent of the world’s flora – however much of that population is also currently considered endangered species Appropriate treatment is essential to conserve these valuable collections of plants that litter Indonesia’s beautiful network of Botanic Gardens The country also has a significant amount of flora in ex-situ (off-site) conservation conditions and the Indonesian Institute of Sciences is often the last hope for these plant species that don’t exist anywhere else in the world “Catching the disease or identifying certain conditions beginning to emerge among plant populations early is so important to then implement an effective healing process or prevention treatment as quickly as possible to avoid such issues in the future,” Heri says “Knowing exact details of blossom times we can predict when to prepare and collect seeds for the seeding process either in ex-situ conversation sites or herbariums to also secure their future and sustainability.” Heri and his team have constructed the easy-to-use front-end interface and conducted a soft launched of the Makoyana system He’s also recently implemented a popular education program to encourage students to learn more about the plant collections in Purwodadi Botanical Garden based on the popular Pokémon Go mobile app game Heri has play a significant role in improving the accountability and transparency at the organisation too supporting their corruption prevention campaign by developing a financial system and one-gate public services system for the Botanic Gardens All while spearheading the major national plant management project “As a public servant in this conservation area I really love my role in the Botanic Gardens.” “All these IT software systems we have developed have succeeded in serving the great public services our institution provides The satisfaction and opportunities like this are why I’ve greatly enjoyed this role for almost 10 years.” He’s not resting on his laurels just yet Heri is still passionate and committed to innovating with his plant collection management system helping his community and providing vital information about flora biodiversity and conservation in Indonesia “The implementation of the system in the four national Botanic Gardens on behalf of the Indonesian Institute of Sciences and the 34 local Botanic Gardens throughout the rest of the country does involve a lot of many effort and energy but I also hope to further develop an Artificial Intelligence component level to support the decision making process.” “I believe that IT can be solution to address all issues in the plants conservation sector IT can help my country to protect our biodiversity the IT sector not only as a tool in people’s personal life but also a solution for so many of our problems in this world.” “Information is more valuable than gold.” Back to story index 08 8302 2376 >Ask UniSA FAQs >Australian contact details +61 8 8302 0114 >Ask UniSA FAQs >International contact details 1300 301 703 >Ask UniSA FAQs >Campus Central contact details >Research degree student support >Key UniSA contacts >Staff Directory UniSA respectfully acknowledges the Kaurna Boandik and Barngarla First Nations Peoples and their Elders past and present who are the First Nations’ Traditional Owners of the lands that are now home to our campuses 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