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Indonesia faces reckoning over maritime safety after deadly ferry disaster (opens the original)
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Experts say poor enforcement and inadequate supervision continue to leave passengers vulnerable, amid a rise in maritime incidents Six people have been confirmed dead and 129 remain missing after the passenger and cargo ferry capsized amid high winds and rough seas while travelling from Surabaya in East Java to Banjarmasin in South Kalimantan. According to Indonesia’s Search and Rescue Agency, 243 people – 213 passengers and 30 crew members – were aboard the vessel when the captain reported bad
‘Clothes went everywhere’: Indonesian quake survivors recall all-day aftershocks (opens the original)
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Officials say there were 4,256 aftershocks since the quake off Flores, which killed 78 people and injured more than 900 He and his family quickly scrambled for a way out of their house in the town of Maumere, Sikka regency, one of nine regencies hit by Saturday’s devastating 7.7-magnitude quake that killed almost 80 people and displaced nearly 100,000. Survivors and officials describe how blocked roads, power cuts and relentless aftershocks have complicated relief efforts in remote parts of Flor
Families of Lion Air crash victims suffer again, ‘predatory’ lawyer evades jail (opens the original)
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Keith Griffin has admitted that he knew his boss Tom Girardi failed to distribute settlement funds to families of the Lion Air victims For Indonesian families who lost loved ones in the 2018 Lion Air crash that killed 189 people, the latest development in the US courts has deepened their pain that justice remains out of reach. Keith Griffin, a Californian lawyer who worked with disgraced Hollywood celebrity lawyer Tom Girardi in compensation suits related to the crash, was sentenced by a federal
As Laos’ methanol poisoning case begins, friend of victim slams ‘cover-up’ (opens the original)
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A British man who was blinded in the incident says he feels sorry for the families of the six victims who died, but is ‘not angry’ any more The distillery owner, whose products are thought to have caused the deaths, was charged last Friday with running an illegal business and selling harmful food products. He faces a jail term of three months to four years if convicted. The families described the potential punishment as inadequate given the scale of the tragedy, having earlier called for manslau
At Indonesia’s sharia frontier, a complicated love affair with flogging (opens the original)
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Rights groups call it torture. Aceh’s residents reveal a more nuanced debate than outrage allows As each blow landed on their backs, the unnamed man, 22, and woman, 25, visibly grimaced. The woman later burst into tears, wailing in pain as the public punishment continued. The caning was carried out on July 2 in Banda Aceh, the provincial capital. Aceh is the only Indonesian province to enforce sharia law under its Islamic Criminal Code, known locally as Qanun Jinayat. It was far from the first s
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