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KOMPAS.com – The statement by the Governor of West Java, Ridwan Kamil, on the large-scale social restraint scheme (PSBB) in the Jakarta Special Capital (DKI) region, is in the spotlight.
Ridwan explained that due to the statement by DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan regarding the PSBB, the price of joint shares (IHSG) had fallen.
According to Ridwan, the market capitalization has decreased to 277 trillion rupees.
Aside from the news about the statement by the West Java governor, the case of an attack on a mosque imam also caught the attention of Kompas.com readers.
The attack was carried out by one of the parishioners during the Maghreb prayer in South Sumatra.
Here is the complete popular news from the archipelago:
1. Ridwan: Almost 300 billion rupees fled because of this statement
Money illustrationAfter Anies issued a statement on the PSBB plan in DKI Jakarta, Ridwan revealed its impact on economic investment.
“Almost 300 billion rupees fled because of the declaration,” said Emil, the nickname of the West Java governor.
“In fact, the Covid statement is expected by anyone, both by the community and by economic actors. That is why it is a matter of precaution for us, so that each statement is correctly counted. Even if it is bad news, it is prepared a process so that there are no dynamics “. continued Emil
Read in full: Ask Anies to check with Center on PSBB, Ridwan Kamil: Nearly IDR 300 Billion Execution Due to “Declaration”
2. About photos of crocodiles on Google Maps
Screenshot of Google Maps satellite images captured by the Nunukan community, an object suspected of being a 15-meter-long giant crocodile shocked the Nunukan community Warganet was surprised by the appearance of a photo of an alleged giant crocodile and it was captured on Google Maps.
The location of the photo is claimed to be Nunukan, North Kalimantan.
According to the discoverer of the photo, the photo is of a giant crocodile 15 meters long and 2.5 meters wide in the waters of Nunukan.
Read more: Giant crocodiles detected in Nunukan waters, 15 meters long and 2.5 meters wide
3. TNI trucks in Papua experienced brake failures
The condition of a TNI truck overturned due to a brake failure in Mamba Village, Sugapa District, Intan Jaya Regency, on Friday (11/9/2020).
It is suspected that due to brake failure, a TNI truck in Mamba Village, Sugapa district, Intan Jaya Regency, Papua, had an accident.
As a result, two TNI soldiers were slightly injured, 13 were seriously injured and 2 were killed.
The soldiers who died were Sertu Heri Susanto and Pratu Jhan Risky Pratama Purbatua.
Read more: Blong Brakes Cause TNI Truck Crashes Resulting in 2 Soldiers Killed and 15 Injured
4. The imam of the mosque was hacked into the OCI.
IllustrationMuhammad Arif (61), an imam of the mosque was hacked by his congregation while leading the Maghreb prayer, on Friday (11/9/2020).
The author with the initials M (49) was immediately secured by the police and residents. It is strongly suspected that M was determined to cut the victim because he was offended when the victim asked him to give the treasurer the key to the charity box above him.
The incident shocked residents of Tanjung Rancing Sub-district, Kayuagung District, Ogan Komering Ilir, South Sumatra.
Read more: The fact that the imam of the mosque was hacked by his congregation while leading the prayers, starting with asking for the key to the Charity Box
5. The man from Ponorogo was infected with the crown.
Ponorogo Regent, Ipong MuchlissoniA man from Kertosari Village, Babadan district, Ponorogo Regency, died after being exposed to the crown, on Friday (11/9/2020).
According to the results of the search, the 55-year-old man had just gone to the city of Yogyakarta.
“Case 309 is a suspected patient who was treated with complaints of fever and cough until he finally died in hospital,” said Ipong, who confirmed to Kompas.com.
Read in full: Upon returning from Yogyakarta, this man had a fever and cough, then died from Corona
(Authors: Ogan Komering Ilir Contributor, Amriza Nursatria, Individual Contributor, Muhlis Al Alawi | Editors: Robertus Belarminus, Candra Setia Budi, Setyo Puji, Pythag Kurniati)
