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Tangerang Regent Ahmed Zaki Iskandar hopes that the Lengkong Kiai area, Pagedangan District,

can become a center for the development and preservation of the art of calligraphy. This was conveyed by Zaki when witnessing the delivery of CSR from Sinarmas BSD to help build the Raudhatul Jannah Mosque, "The Lengkong Kiai area is also one of the centers of calligraphy culture in Tangerang Regency. So hopefully later there will be a community center and an Islamic Center at the Raudhatul Jannah Mosque, which can be a preservation of cultural development or the preservation of the art of calligraphy here," he said. Meanwhile, Syukur Lewigena as a representative of Sinarmas Land said that Sinarmas BSD would like to thank the Pagedangan Muslim Community Foundation for building a mosque which later could also be used by the surrounding community, especially people in the Pagedangan BSD area.

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Steps to anticipate forest and land fires (karhutla) continue to be a common concern.

This can be seen when the Governor of Riau (Governor) H Syamsuar led the Karhutla Preparedness Meeting in the courtyard of the Riau Governor's Office. Preparedness steps were seen at the joint assembly. Where personnel, a number of equipment were also demonstrated. One of the private parties that took part in this standby ceremony was PT Arara Abadi, a business unit of Sinarmas Asia Pulp & Paper (APP). On the sidelines of the review, Gubri expressed his appreciation for PT Arara Abadi's preparedness in anticipating forest and land fires. Synergy and preparedness are believed to be the spirit in fighting the threat of forest and land fires this year. As a commitment to anticipate forest and land fires, his party has prepared personnel and equipment. Overall, there are 810 personnel on alert. In addition, three helicopters, including two water bombing helicopters and one used for patrolling, have also been alerted. This is also a form of responsibility in the prevention and control efforts. Not only in the concession area, but also outside the area of PT Arara Abadi, a business unit of Sinarmas Asia Pulp & Paper (APP). "We certainly support the anticipation of forest and land fires. We have prepared personnel to support the fire and forest fire alert status in Riau. The equipment includes two water bombing helicopters and one for patrolling," said Trio Hadi Utomo, Sinarmas Fire Management Head.

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Welcoming the moment of the month of Ramadan, Eka Hospital Group under the auspices of Sinar Mas (APP) donated thousands of the Holy Qur'an to various regions,

from North Sumatra (North Sumatra) to West Nusa Tenggara (NTB). The symbolic handover was carried out by Saleh Husin, Managing Director of Sinar Mas and Dr. Dr. M. Yamindan dr. Sheirly, representatives of the Eka Hospital Group to the Leader of the Daarul Muhsinin Islamic Boarding School, Labuhanbatu, H Muhammad Umar Syadat Hasibuan and the Board of Trustees of the Saadatudarain Islamic Boarding School, NW Kabar, East Lombok, NTB, Dr M Sya'roni Rofii, at Sinar Mas Land Plaza, Central Jakarta, “The moment leading up to Ramadan is an opportunity for companies to share and provide assistance, as has Eka Hospital Group. This activity is a CSR (corporate social responsibility) agenda that we have planned ahead of time and we are very happy to be able to participate, “said Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Eka Hospital Group, drg Rina Setiawati. Sinar Mas Managing Director who is also the General Chair of the Sinar Mas Muslim Foundation, Saleh Husin, explained that waqf to various Islamic boarding schools and mosques is a routine activity that has been carried out by Sinar Mas together with its pillar of business, Asia Pulp & Paper Sinar Mas for more than 10 years. "Entering the month of Ramadan, we are trying to help open wider opportunities for students to read, understand, and interpret the Koran contextually," said Saleh Husin.

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Ramadan Filling the month of Ramadan by sharing and staying in touch in the background of the Ramadan Cooking Oil Bazaar held by Sinar Mas.

This activity is expected to help meet the community's cooking oil needs, which often increase during the month of Ramadan. "The bazaar is also a momentum for us to greet each other, stay in touch with various groups," said Sinar Mas Managing Director, Saleh Husin. PUPR, Kartika Basuki Hadimuljono, sold 3,000 liters of bulk cooking oil at a price of Rp. 15,000 per liter. The day before, the Corporate Affairs Director of Sinar Mas Agribusiness and Food, Harry Hanawi, together with the Director General of Agro Industry of the Ministry of Industry, attended the bazaar which took place "The commitment to meeting the needs of cooking oil is not only through industrial steps by increasing production and distribution to the community, we also combine it with social steps, namely a series of bazaars," said Harry.

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Imports of raw/auxiliary materials contributed up to 74.2 percent of total imports in August 2021,

while the portion of imports of capital goods was 141.47 percent of total imports. Meanwhile, imports of consumer goods were recorded at 1.89 billion US dollars and accounted for the smallest portion of 11.33 percent of total imports. Head of the Central Bureau of Statistics, Margo Yuwono, said that the increase in imports in the two categories of goods indicated the recovery in the processing industry. Demand in the industrial sector began to move, marked by an increase in imports of raw materials on a monthly and annual basis. In general, this indicator shows an improvement in economic activity in general. "The increase in imports of capital goods also shows that the need to increase production capacity in the industry is getting better," Margo said in an online press conference, Wednesday. Although a more in-depth study is needed, Margo said there is an indirect correlation between the increase in imports for industrial needs and the restrictions on community activities (PPKM) which were gradually relaxed in August. Throughout August, one by one the processing industries were given 100 percent leeway to carry out their activities by dividing them into two work shifts. The overall import performance in August 2021 was recorded at 16.68 billion US dollars, up 10.35 percent compared to July 2021. On an annual basis, import performance also rose 55.26 percent compared to August 2020. Specifically for non-oil and gas imports, an increase in overall monthly recorded at 9.76 percent with the value of non-oil and gas imports of 14.63 billion US dollars. Annual non-oil and gas imports also increased significantly by 49.39 percent.

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This analysis is recorded in the evaluation of the implementation of emergency community activity restrictions (PPKM) in industrial areas throughout Java and Bali.

Jodi Mahardi, spokesman for the Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investments, said that based on field monitoring, there are still many industries that are playing games and circumventing the regulations for operating permits and industrial activity mobility (IOMKI). "There are already violators of the IOMKI provisions who have been given sanctions," he told Tempo yesterday. In addition, he added, the government still faces obstacles in supervising operating policies in industrial estates. As is known, during the Java-Bali emergency PPKM period, only critical sectors were allowed to operate with 100 percent of employees working in the office. As for the essential sector, a maximum of 50 percent of employees work in the office. "The government also cannot work alone, it needs awareness of each industry. The government's step is to tighten regulations and provide sanctions for IOMKI violators," said Jodi. Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan revealed that there was high light intensity at night in industrial areas which indicated high worker activity. According to him, based on data from Karawang Regency, the delta variant spreads faster in industrial areas than in non-industrial areas. "Therefore, we are re-evaluating, tightening health protocols so that there are no new clusters," said Luhut. Several industrial zones that are of concern to the government are industrial areas in Bekasi, Karawang, South Tangerang, Tangerang, Bogor, Kudus, Sidoarjo, Mojokerto, and Gresik.

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The net buy (net buy) of PT Sinarmas Multiartha Tbk (SMMA) shares by foreign investors in the negotiating market worth Rp 2.25 trillion made foreign investors realize a net share purchase today.

Meanwhile, foreign investors in the regular market scored a net sell of shares of up to Rp 159.06 billion. Meanwhile, the movement of the composite stock price index (JCI) of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) earlier this week closed down 10.87 points (0.18%) to 5,996.25. The JCI was quite volatile in the range of 5,884.92-6,021.49 with a transaction value of Rp. 13.577 trillion. The index's decline was triggered by the decline in various stock sectors, except for the health sector, which jumped 8.9%, transportation and logistics at 1.15%, and the consumer non-cyclical sector with 0.61%. While the deepest decline hit 1.61%, consumer cyclicals 1.73%, property and real estate sectors 1.54%.

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In June, usually the island of Java has entered the dry season. However, in the last two days it rained heavily.

The anomaly of warming sea surface temperatures in Indonesian waters and the cycle of the Madden Julian Oscillation atmospheric waves increase the chance of rain in the dry season again. "Currently there is a wet phase of the MJO, which will last until June 24. On June 25-30 the intensity of the rain will decrease, and entering July, the dry season will be dominant," said Head of the BMKG Air Quality and Climate Information Sub-Sector, Siswanto, when contacted in Jakarta. If you refer to the annual average, in June 2021, actually most of Java Island has entered the dry season. "However, this year it is predicted that the dry season will be wetter, similar to last year," he said. Climatology researcher at the Center for Atmospheric Science and Technology- the National Institute of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN) Erma Yulihastin said that rains that still frequently occur in western Indonesia, including Java and Sumatra, since the beginning of June have occurred due to the influence of the ocean-atmosphere dynamics that occurred in the Ocean. Indies. "This dynamic is shown by the formation of a low pressure center in the form of a wind vortex called the vortex in the south of the equator near the west coast of Sumatra and Java," he said. "This condition resulted in the concentration of cloud activity and rain occurring in the Indian Ocean west of Sumatra, resulting in the formation of prolonged rain during the dry season in most parts of Indonesia," he said.

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DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan requires private and government-owned non-essential sector offices that fall into the red zone to carry out work from home or work from home (WFH) by 75%.

759/2021 concerning the Extension of the Implementation of Restrictions on Micro-Based Community Activities which was ratified on June 14, 2021. "The work from home red zone is 75% and work from office is 25% with stricter implementation of health protocols," he said through the Governor's Decree No/759/ 2021, For offices that fall into the yellow zone and orange zone, they are required to carry out 50% WFH and 50% WFO while still implementing strict health protocols. Anies has extended the implementation of restrictions on micro community activities (PPKM) until June 28, 2021. The decision was taken after the trend of a significant increase in positive Covid-19 confirmed cases over the past two weeks. He explained that current conditions must make them more alert and aware of the dangers of Covid-19 and its mutations. Head of the Disease Prevention and Control Division of the DKI Jakarta Health Office, Dwi Oktavia, reported an explosion of 4,144 positive confirmed cases of Covid-19 on Thursday (17/6). Of that amount, 16% of them come from the group of children under the age of 18 years. Based on data from the DKI Jakarta Health Office, the findings of the case came from a PCR test of 23,913 specimens.

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The Japanese manufacturing giant, Mitsubishi Corporation, is getting more aggressive.

After housing and apartments, now they are launching a new home product that can be used as a place of business. This new product, titled Daikanyama, is the result of a collaboration with Sinarmas Land, which occupies an area in The Zora area, BSD City. Daikanyama is designed in two types, namely the Standard type with a building area of 243/100 square meters and the Corner type with an area of 274/120 square meters. The price for this shop with a four-story design starts from Rp. 6.8 billion per unit. Director of PT BSD Diamond Development Theodore G Thenoch said the first and second floors of this product can function as a commercial area. At this level, the commercial area is designed in a modern way so that it can provide comfort for consumers in carrying out their activities.

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PT Ivo Mas Tunggal Region Siak's concern for the world of education and attention to children, especially to children of the Sakai Tribe in the Kandis District, Siak Regency, Riau has become a permanent and long commitment in this Kandis District.

The distribution of school equipment assistance was symbolically carried out at the Nenggala Estate office, Sam-Sam Village, Kandis District, Siak, Riau through the plantation representative of PT Ivo Mas Tunggal Region Siak H Ali, the school equipment assistance was handed over to Husai as the Chairperson of the Sakai Mandiri Foundation. The Sakai Mandiri Foundation, Husai said, as the Chairperson of the Sakai Mandiri Kandis Foundation, of course, he would like to thank the plantation PT Ivo Mas Tunggal Region Siak or those who represent which today with the entourage were present at the Nenggala Estate office, Sam-Sam Village, Kandis District to receive school supplies. to students specifically for children of the Sakai Kandis tribe. Representing the plantation leader of PT Ivo Mas Tunggal Region Siak H Ali explained, regarding the assistance of school equipment to special students for the Sakai tribe children given for the elementary level, there were 127 children while for the junior high school level there were 52 children and for the high school level there were 43 children, so a total of 43 children. the assistance provided was 217 children of the Sakai tribe.

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One of the industrial forest plantation companies in Ogan Komering Ilir Regency, South Sumatra, PT Bumi Mekar Hijau invites local residents to take advantage of an unproductive land of 1,508 hectares which often burns during the dry season.

Head of the Sungai Gebang-Menang District of PT BMH Alfredo P Pane in Kayuagung, Friday, said the use of this unproductive land is one of the steps to prevent forest and land fires (karhutla). Based on data from the South Sumatra Provincial Government, it is known that most forest and land fires occur on unmanaged or unmanaged land. On this basis, PT Bumi Mekar Hijau (BMH) as Sinar Mas' Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) supplier partner in the Ogan Komering Ilir (OKI) Region invites the people of Gajah Mati Village, Sungai Menang District, OKI Regency to manage the unproductive land in 2021. PT BMH provides an understanding to the community that the area that has been claimed to belong to the community is a PT BMH concession. For this reason, the company invites villagers to work together to manage it in a forestry partnership scheme. This forestry partnership scheme empowers communities in and around forests, by providing access for communities to manage land in forest areas that have been encumbered with rights or in Forest Management Unit (KPH) areas.

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Long before the current turmoil, many experts have talked about such a phenomenon and suggested ways to increase our capacity.

In a 1966 interview, Fuller had predicted that education would become the education of a lifetime, education was made easier by the advent of technology and more and more people would study at home. Reorganization will benefit everyone. Therefore, Fuller prioritizes his students to think freely and independently even though he still emphasizes the critical power and doubts that remain the basis in education. His predictions did not deviate much. Especially in the midst of a pandemic, people are invited to be more skilled at thinking and learning independently. Critical power also remains the basic capital in the midst of various companies that no longer see educational background. They look more at personal abilities than their origin or higher education background. Seeing this phenomenon, it is appropriate for us to question the readiness of our educational methods and systems. As a parent, it is very possible that you will make the wrong steps in your child's education if you don't understand the times. The wrong planning will make children lose opportunities in the future. All the experts who talked about the new job spoke more about the ability to think systematically, work in an uncertain environment, multiculturalism, communication skills, and organizational skills. Technical ability becomes an important ability.

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Narasi Institute economist Achmad Nur Hidayat said that although the new tariffs were not implemented this year, the plan could disturb consumers' psychology.

"The plan to increase VAT on basic necessities will encourage people to buy basic necessities outside of their needs for fear of rising prices," he said, adding that the potential for inflation this year would increase by 1%-2.5% so that inflation in 2021 could reach 2.18%-4.68. %. In addition to causing inflation that is burdensome for consumers in general, Achmad said that an increase in VAT of 12% on basic necessities from agricultural production will also cause small farmers to lose their welfare and eventually become poorer in the midst of the pandemic. This can happen because small farmers find it increasingly difficult to sell their products when consumers put the brakes on spending due to the increase in the VAT rate. The Deputy Chairman of the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) Arsul Sani also said that the VAT rate increase was contradictory to the relaxation policy of the Sales Tax on Luxury Goods (PPnBM). In fact, only a limited number of people will benefit from the PPnBM policy, unlike VAT, which involves a large number of people. Meanwhile, Head of the Fiscal Policy Agency (BKF) of the Ministry of Finance, Febrio Nathan Kacaribu, said that middle and high-income countries generally receive their tax revenues dominated by VAT, not income tax (PPh).

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Minister of Finance (Menkeu) Sri Mulyani Indrawati stated that the draft Law on General Provisions and Tax Procedures (KUP) had just been sent to the leadership of the DPR RI and had not been discussed.

Thus, his party deeply regrets the emergence of noise regarding the issue of the imposition of value added tax (VAT) for basic needs or basic necessities. Moreover, continued the Minister of Finance, the draft KUP Bill was leaked and spread to the public with aspects that were cut off and incomplete, causing conditions to become awkward. “The situation became a bit awkward because it turned out that later the documents were out because they had already been sent to the DPR as well. What came out in pieces," said Sri Mulyani in a working meeting with Commission XI of the Indonesian House of Representatives. The Minister of Finance's statement answered requests for confirmation and objections from a number of members of the House of Representatives Commission XI regarding the circulation of news regarding the plan to impose VAT on basic necessities. Among the requests for confirmation and objections came from Andreas Eddy Susetyo from the PDIP faction, Puteri Anetta Komarudin from the Golkar Party faction, and Kamrussamad from the Gerindra Party faction. He emphasized that the government is currently still focused on restoring the economy so that he deeply regrets that there is a commotion in the community regarding the issue of basic necessities that will be subject to VAT. “Blowed up as if not paying attention to the current situation. We really use the APBN instrument because our goal is economic recovery from the demand side and supply side," said Sri Mulyani. However, he said, the government was still unable to explain in detail about this issue because in terms of political ethics there had been no discussion with the DPR RI.

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The Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing has accelerated the completion of a number of roads supporting special areas by the end of this year.

Director of Road Development of the Directorate General of Highways of the Ministry of Public Works, Herry Vaza, said the road being built was an assignment project since last year. "Not for all areas, only in certain places that must be prepared faster in order to sell," said Herry yesterday. Land access in special economic zones, industrial areas, and strategic national tourism areas is usually managed by area managers and programmed by the Ministry of Industry. However, the Ministry of Public Works can be involved if the government has a specific target, such as in the Batang Integrated Industrial Estate (KIT), Central Java. "There are two boulevard project packages that will be completed this June following the other two packages later," said Herry. Herry added that a similar road project is in priority tourism areas as a special assignment to help developers. He gave an example of the construction of a 17-kilometer road in Mandalika, which is valued at around Rp 700 billion. The project is planned to be completed in September 2021. Minister of Public Works Basoeki Hadimoeljono ensured that the government will continue to develop a road network that links infrastructure around economic centers. In particular, the road project carried out by the Ministry of Public Works connects toll roads, ports, airports, and even trains to industrial areas.

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Head of the OJK Regional 6 Consumer Education and Protection Section Sulampua Bondan Kusuma said literacy is a classic problem that needs to be solved in order to increase insurance inclusion at this time.

"This literacy issue is still a classic challenge for all of us, even though the benefits of this insurance should be as protection that can be adjusted to the needs, abilities and purchasing power of the people," he said in a Virtual Discussion. On the other hand, the use of life insurance products was also greatly affected by the impact of the pandemic as reflected in the industry's performance which was corrected in several indicators. The performance of the life insurance industry last year recorded a slowdown in performance due to economic pressures during the Covid-19 pandemic. Performance improvement is estimated to occur this year, accompanied by economic recovery and attractive literacy steps taken together. Based on data from the Indonesian Life Insurance Association (AAJI), the acquisition of industrial premiums per quarter I/2021 reached IDR 57.45 trillion or grew 28.5% compared to the previous IDR 44.72 trillion. (Business 10/6). AXA Mandiri Chief Communications Officer Atria Rai said that a series of insurance benefits literacy education was carried out by the company continuously, especially during this pandemic. “This pandemic has really affected all sectors, including life insurance. But then, the changes created from this pandemic will of course be used to improve the performance and utilization of our products," he said.

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The ability of banks to generate profits continues to grow amidst the weakening demand for public credit. The bank's strategy in managing the spread of interest rates on loans and deposit rates is one of the keys to keeping profits high.

Based on data from the Financial Services Authority (OJK), the group of Commercial Banks for Business Activities (BUKU) IV controls around 60% of third party funds (DPK) and lending. Until the first quarter of 2021, it was able to print a net interest margin/NIM difference of 5.10%. This ratio is higher than the position in the first quarter of 2020 of 4.63%. Meanwhile, for the BUKU II and BUKU III groups, the ratio of the difference in net interest decreased to 4.41% and 3.41% respectively compared to the same period 2020. In general, the bank's efforts to maintain profitability are reflected in its strategy of shifting public funds that accumulate to be placed into state securities instruments. Until March 2021, interest income from placements into securities grew by 25.26%. Meanwhile, interest income from loans disbursed experienced a not-so-deep correction at 3.46%. The two components of interest income represent 73.29% of the bank's total interest income, which up to the first quarter of 2021 was IDR 201.76 trillion. Another way for banks to maintain a rhythm of profitability is optimizing digital-based services so as to increase non-interest income or fee-based income, as well as reducing the number of service offices in the context of efficiency.

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Household waste from frying pans in the form of used cooking oil which is often called used cooking oil has become a serious problem in a densely populated residential area called Cilincing in North Jakarta.

Residents throw the waste carelessly into house yards and waterways, giving rise to a rancid smell and fly attacks that reflect the slum aura of their living environment. Disposing of used cooking oil indiscriminately can have a negative impact on the environment because the oil is difficult to decompose by soil microorganisms. Like a tit for tat, when residents were confused about how to deal with used cooking oil waste, the local government in collaboration with the non-profit organization Rumah Sosial Kutub launched a cooking oil alms program. "Residents welcome the program because they are no longer confused about handling used cooking oil waste," said Nakri, coordinator of the collection of used cooking oil. For one week, the used cooking oil produced by each family is about one bottle of 600 milliliters of mineral water. Meanwhile, used cooking oil produced by food stalls can reach one conductor. Now the act of collecting used cooking oil has spread to many cities, from Jabodetabek, Tegal, Cirebon to Yogyakarta. In 2020, the used cooking oil collected collectively from residents in the Greater Jakarta area will reach 100 thousand liters. The used cooking oil pick-up scheme is made to order.

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For more than four decades, various negative issues have continued to be raised against palm oil and its derivatives.

Not only were they accused of destroying the environment and not good for health, the national palm oil industry was also accused of destroying many orangutans. "Indeed there is an orangutan who died, but only one, and that was not done by the oil palm plantation industry," said the Indonesian Ambassador to Germany, Arif Havas Oegroseno. comprehensively. "They don't see that we currently have a palm oil moratorium for years. During the time of President SBY, there was also a moratorium. They really don't want to see that we have made a lot of improvements in the national palm oil industry," said Arif. In line with this, Deputy Chairman III of Gapki, Togar Sitanggang, actually said, "Europe doesn't want fresh things from Indonesia. They just want used ones." Togar explained that Europe continues to slander palm oil from Indonesia and plans to prevent crude palm oil (CPO) from being used as biodiesel raw material for the transportation industry in Europe. Efforts to ban the use of Indonesian CPO in biodiesel production in Europe are planned to start in 2030 through the Renewable Energy Directive (RED II). RED II classifies palm oil in the category of high-risk Indirect Land Use Change (ILUC). As a result, palm oil is seen as contributing to deforestation and climate change.

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