HeyJaredVidya Pinandhita
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 8
- Latest publication
- Aug 19, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Asianews
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Rainless days exacerbate air pollution in Jakarta (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Prolonged rainless days have worsened Jakarta’s air quality, with residents reporting respiratory discomfort and environmentalists warning that weather modification may not be enough to address the capital’s broader environmental problems that can exacerbate the conditions brought on by El Niño. “I feel that my health has been affected [by Jakarta’s poor air quality]. About two weeks ago, I had a cold that wouldn’t go away, and even now, my nose gets congested easily,” Billa, a 28-year
Indonesia’s free meal expiry labels criticised as inadequate (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – The government’s plan to put expiration dates on free nutritious meal packages has drawn criticism that it could shift responsibility for food poisoning onto beneficiaries while leaving deeper food safety problems unaddressed. The National Nutrition Agency (BGN), which oversees the flagship initiative of President Prabowo Subianto, said the measure would be implemented in the second week of August in an attempt to address reports of foodborne illnesses related to the program. Under the
Child vape livestream in Indonesia sparks exploitation concerns (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – A YouTube livestream showing children promoting vape products has drawn condemnation from child protection advocates, who say the incident exposes weak enforcement against online nicotine advertising and the growing exploitation of children in digital marketing. The controversy centers on a July 28 livestream by Indonesian YouTuber Muhammad Jannah, better known as Bigmo, who promoted a vape liquid brand while encouraging children around him to repeatedly chant the product’s name during
Village fire underscores climate vulnerability of Indonesia’s indigenous communities (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – A massive fire that swept through Kasepuhan Cipta Mulya customary village in Cisolok district, Sukabumi regency, West Java, last week destroyed homes and generations-old cultural assets, renewing concerns over the vulnerability of indigenous communities to climate-related disasters. The blaze affected around 400 people from 80 families, according to Cisolok Police chief Adj. Comr. Bayu Saeful Bahari, while Sukabumi Regent Asep Japar estimated the losses at Rp 2.5 billion (US$138,481) a
Indonesia Gen-Zers turn to AI for mental health support despite validity, privacy risks (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – On a gloomy day, 26-year-old Primadita tends to run to popular artificial intelligence platform ChatGPT to vent whatever is bothering her mind. She sees the platform as a “cheap therapist”, with a monthly subscription for ChatGPT costing about Rp 300,000 (US$16.71) for extended conversations with the AI, roughly half the price of a one-hour counselling session with a psychologist. “For Rp 300,000, I can chat whenever I want, without worrying about the time limits,” Primadita said. Prim
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