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An Indonesian Navy Diving
Black Box From Lion Air
Crash Is Recovered After
‘Desperate’ Search
A brand new passenger jet
crashes in Indonesia.
5,000 still missing after
Indonesian earthquake
disaster
A Tsunami Didn’t Destroy
These 1,747 Homes. It Was
the Ground Itself, Flowing.
Four less popular, yet still
scary Indonesian ghosts
Indonesian hiccup for Coca-
Cola Amatil after US move
Inner Mongolia wants more
Indonesian tourists
team difficultly finding a
blackbox, because they have
to continue diving to the sea
to find a blackbox that might
be covered with mud.
Boeing 737 MAX 8 airliner,
one of the newest and most
technologically advanced
passenger planes in the
world, crashed into the Java
Sea shortly after leaving
Jakarta
As many as 5,000 people are
believed missing from the
quake and tsunami that
struck Indonesia's Palu city.
1,747 homes destroyed in
the area weren’t caused by
the tsunami. Instead, the
neighborhood was laid waste
when the earthquake caused
a phenomenon known as
liquefaction
Indonesian folklore contains
many tales of ghosts that
have been made into films,
the ghost is really very scary
Australian soft-drink giant
Coca-Cola Amatil faces a
potential write-down to the
value of its Indonesian
China is intensively
introducing tourist
destinations in Mongolia to
Indonesian tourists, including
through the recently held
2018 China-Hohhot Tourism
Promotion in Jakarta.

Indonesian children at risk of
trafficking after disaster
In this Indonesian city, recycle
plastic and get a bus ride free!
Indonesians fight for more
'smelly money' to bear life near
Jakarta's landfill mountain
Tens of thousands of people
remain homeless on the
Indonesian island of Sulawesi, a
month after a devastating
earthquake and tsunami. Many
are trying to rebuild their lives.
But for children who lost their
parents, life remains a day-to-
day struggle.
Indonesia's second-largest city,
Surabaya, has come up with a
novel way to encourage its
residents to recycle waste.
They are giving free bus rides in
exchange for used plastic
bottles.
Indonesians living around one of
the largest landfills in south-east
Asia have called on the
government to increase their
compensation for tolerating the
dump’s nauseating and
notorious stink.