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Telah angkat kaki = Telah pergi.
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Thank You, kabur in Bahasa Malaysia means "uncertain, vague, not clear". So I think kabur has slight different meaning for Indonesian and Malaysian.
I think "telah pergi, sudah tiada." is better definition. Thank you GraceDigger 388.
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Indonesia has Sunk 516 Vessels Since 2014 for Illegal Fishing
Editor: Petir Garda Bhwana - 7 July 2019 11:08 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Since 2014, the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry has sunk 516 vessels belonging to countries in its neighborhood and even from Indonesia for conducting illegal fishing operations in its waters. These vessels numbered 294 from Vietnam, 92 from the Philippines, 76 from Malaysia, and 23 from Thailand, in addition to two from Papua New Guinea, one each from China, Nigeria and Belize, and 26 from Indonesia.
In addition, from January to June 2019, the ministry has captured 67 illegal vessels consisting of 17 from Malaysia, 15 from Vietnam, three from the Philippines and 32 from Indonesia.
"The success in capturing illegal fishing vessels is inseparable from the integrated monitoring system of air surveillance, sea surveillance and fishing vessel monitoring system (VMS)," the ministry's Acting Director General of Marine and Fisheries Resources Monitoring, Agus Suherman said in his statement Saturday.
The ministry, in collaboration with the Task Force 115, the Attorney General's Office, and other relevant agencies has also eliminated as many as 28 illegal fishing vessels based on court decisions from January to June 2019.
Petugas Penegakan Maritim (kanan), menyaksikan pembakaran kapal nelayan asing di Tok Bali, Kelantan, Malaysia, 30 Agustus 2017. Indonesia pada April lalu menenggelamkan 81 kapal nelayan asing ilegal. AP
The figure consists of 23 vessels from Vietnam, three from Malaysia, and one each from the Philippines, and Indonesia. These and the ships that have been sunk between October 2014 and June 2019 bring the total to 516.
Earlier, the Indonesian Marine Bachelor Association (Iskindo) appreciated the agreement in the G20 Summit regarding Indonesia's initiative and leadership in combating IUU fishing.
"Although the agreement is non-binding, it will be the concern of the G20 countries in providing support for efforts to reduce the practice of IUU around the world," Iskindo's daily chairman Moh Abdi Suhufan said.
In the G20 forum which took place in Osaka Japan, on June 28 and 29, 2019, leaders of the G20 countries managed to agree on the commitment to tackle IUU fishing globally.
With such an agreement, the G20 countries would be compelled to take up the issue of IUU fishing within the framework of global cooperation.
"We appreciate the Indonesian government which in the past four years has consistently combated IUU fishing and has opened the eyes of the world on the mode, crime, impact and methods of eradicating IUU fishing through a legal approach," Suhufan emphasized.
The agreement is one of Indonesia's effort at the world level to invite other countries to protect fish resources, according to him.
Indonesia is one of the few countries in the world that has succeeded in increasing fish stocks after its crackdown on IUU fishing practices in its waters, he stressed.
Furthermore, Indonesia is considered necessary to oversee the commitment within international cooperation and program partnerships so the agreement of the heads of state can be followed up at the working level of cooperation.
https://en.tempo.co/read/1221414/indonesia-saudi-establish-partnership-in-digital-economy
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It's the same but in Indonesian "kabur" has more other meanings. Depends on where you use it.
Kabur = Pergi (in a hurry/haste, without permission, running from something).
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Editor: Petir Garda Bhwana - 7 July 2019 11:08 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Since 2014, the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry has sunk 516 vessels belonging to countries in its neighborhood and even from Indonesia for conducting illegal fishing operations in its waters. These vessels numbered 294 from Vietnam, 92 from the Philippines, 76 from Malaysia, and 23 from Thailand, in addition to two from Papua New Guinea, one each from China, Nigeria and Belize, and 26 from Indonesia.
In addition, from January to June 2019, the ministry has captured 67 illegal vessels consisting of 17 from Malaysia, 15 from Vietnam, three from the Philippines and 32 from Indonesia.
"The success in capturing illegal fishing vessels is inseparable from the integrated monitoring system of air surveillance, sea surveillance and fishing vessel monitoring system (VMS)," the ministry's Acting Director General of Marine and Fisheries Resources Monitoring, Agus Suherman said in his statement Saturday.
The ministry, in collaboration with the Task Force 115, the Attorney General's Office, and other relevant agencies has also eliminated as many as 28 illegal fishing vessels based on court decisions from January to June 2019.
Petugas Penegakan Maritim (kanan), menyaksikan pembakaran kapal nelayan asing di Tok Bali, Kelantan, Malaysia, 30 Agustus 2017. Indonesia pada April lalu menenggelamkan 81 kapal nelayan asing ilegal. AP
The figure consists of 23 vessels from Vietnam, three from Malaysia, and one each from the Philippines, and Indonesia. These and the ships that have been sunk between October 2014 and June 2019 bring the total to 516.
Earlier, the Indonesian Marine Bachelor Association (Iskindo) appreciated the agreement in the G20 Summit regarding Indonesia's initiative and leadership in combating IUU fishing.
"Although the agreement is non-binding, it will be the concern of the G20 countries in providing support for efforts to reduce the practice of IUU around the world," Iskindo's daily chairman Moh Abdi Suhufan said.
In the G20 forum which took place in Osaka Japan, on June 28 and 29, 2019, leaders of the G20 countries managed to agree on the commitment to tackle IUU fishing globally.
With such an agreement, the G20 countries would be compelled to take up the issue of IUU fishing within the framework of global cooperation.
"We appreciate the Indonesian government which in the past four years has consistently combated IUU fishing and has opened the eyes of the world on the mode, crime, impact and methods of eradicating IUU fishing through a legal approach," Suhufan emphasized.
The agreement is one of Indonesia's effort at the world level to invite other countries to protect fish resources, according to him.
Indonesia is one of the few countries in the world that has succeeded in increasing fish stocks after its crackdown on IUU fishing practices in its waters, he stressed.
Furthermore, Indonesia is considered necessary to oversee the commitment within international cooperation and program partnerships so the agreement of the heads of state can be followed up at the working level of cooperation.
https://en.tempo.co/read/1221414/indonesia-saudi-establish-partnership-in-digital-economy
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It's the same but in Indonesian "kabur" has more other meanings. Depends on where you use it.
Kabur = Pergi (in a hurry/haste, without permission, running from something).
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KKP Arrests 6 Illegal Fish Ships from Vietnam
Liputan6.com, Jakarta Fisheries Monitoring Boat 011 011 owned by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) and KN Bintang Laut 401 owned by the Marine Security Agency (Bakamla) managed to capture 6 foreign fishing vessels (KIA) from Vietnam.
"The capture of the six ships was carried out on Thursday (11/7) at around 16:30 a.m. until 17:30 WIB when the operation was held in the North Natuna Sea of the Riau Islands," said Acting (Plt) Director General of Supervision of Marine and Fisheries Resources ( PSDKP) KKP in his statement on Saturday (07/13/2019).
KP Shark 11 which was presided by Capt. Slamet managed to capture 4 ships, namely BV 93655 TS, BV 93656 TS, BV 93269 TS, and BV 93169 TS. Meanwhile, KN Bintang Laut 401 was headed by Capt. Margono captured 2 other Vietnamese KIAs.
"The vessels were captured in the Indonesian Exclusive Economic Zone (ZEEI) of the North Natuna Sea which is the State Fisheries Management Area of the Republic of Indonesia (WPP-NRI) 711," added Agus.
However, during the escort process to the Natuna PSDKP Station, KP Hiu 011 and KN Bintang Laut 401 were intervened by the Vietnam (Vietnam Fisheries Resources Surveillance Vessel) Kiem Ngu 214261 fishing vessel and Vietnamese fishing boat Nhat Nam 79
The incident took place on Thursday (11/7) at around 18:40 WIB when the Kiem Ngu 214261 ship chased high speed towards KP Hiu 11 and KN Bintang Laut. At the same time the KIA Vietnam Nhat Nam 79 A20 intervened in the fishing vessels which were in the process of escorting.
"Taking into account the safety aspects of the ship and its entire crew, the six KIA Vietnam were released," Agus continued.
As a follow up to the incident, the CTF will coordinate with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs so that the Indonesian Government will immediately send a diplomatic note to the Vietnamese Government which contains protests for the actions taken by the Vietnamese vessel against KP Shark 11 and KN Bintang Laut 401.
The incident was not the first in 2019. Previously on February 19, 2019, KKP Shark Tiger 05 owned by the KKP experienced the same incident. Furthermore, the same thing was experienced by Navy ships on February 24, April 8, and April 27, 2019.
KKP Captures Malaysian Illegal Fish Vessels
The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) captured a Malaysian-flagged Fishing Boat (KIA) on Saturday (6/15/2019) in the Malacca Strait Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
"The arrest was carried out by the Shark Shark KP which was led by Capt. Novry Sangiang at around 6:30 a.m. West Indonesia Time against KM. KHF 1786 with trawl fishing equipment which was a fishing tool that was banned by the Indonesian Government," said Acting Director General of Resource Supervision Marine and Fisheries (PSDKP) Agus Suherman, as quoted from a written statement on Saturday this week.
The Malaysian fishing boat that was captured was tried by Thai citizens with Ship Fruits (ABK) as many as four people of Myanmar nationality.
Furthermore, the ship and all crew members were taken to the Lampulo Aceh PSDKP Base and will be investigated by Fisheries Civil Servant Investigators (PPNS).
"The vessel is fishing in WPP-NRI without a permit document and using fishing equipment is prohibited from trawling," Agus added.
The activity was allegedly violating Law Number 31 of 2004 concerning Fisheries as amended by Law Number 45 of 2009 with the threat of imprisonment of a maximum of six years and a maximum fine of Rp. 20 billion.
The arrest adds to the number of KIAs that have been captured by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries from January to June 2019 to a total of 33 KIA, consisting of 15 Vietnamese ships, 15 Malaysian ships, and three Philippine vessels.
Source : liputan6.com
Liputan6.com, Jakarta Fisheries Monitoring Boat 011 011 owned by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) and KN Bintang Laut 401 owned by the Marine Security Agency (Bakamla) managed to capture 6 foreign fishing vessels (KIA) from Vietnam.
"The capture of the six ships was carried out on Thursday (11/7) at around 16:30 a.m. until 17:30 WIB when the operation was held in the North Natuna Sea of the Riau Islands," said Acting (Plt) Director General of Supervision of Marine and Fisheries Resources ( PSDKP) KKP in his statement on Saturday (07/13/2019).
KP Shark 11 which was presided by Capt. Slamet managed to capture 4 ships, namely BV 93655 TS, BV 93656 TS, BV 93269 TS, and BV 93169 TS. Meanwhile, KN Bintang Laut 401 was headed by Capt. Margono captured 2 other Vietnamese KIAs.
"The vessels were captured in the Indonesian Exclusive Economic Zone (ZEEI) of the North Natuna Sea which is the State Fisheries Management Area of the Republic of Indonesia (WPP-NRI) 711," added Agus.
However, during the escort process to the Natuna PSDKP Station, KP Hiu 011 and KN Bintang Laut 401 were intervened by the Vietnam (Vietnam Fisheries Resources Surveillance Vessel) Kiem Ngu 214261 fishing vessel and Vietnamese fishing boat Nhat Nam 79
The incident took place on Thursday (11/7) at around 18:40 WIB when the Kiem Ngu 214261 ship chased high speed towards KP Hiu 11 and KN Bintang Laut. At the same time the KIA Vietnam Nhat Nam 79 A20 intervened in the fishing vessels which were in the process of escorting.
"Taking into account the safety aspects of the ship and its entire crew, the six KIA Vietnam were released," Agus continued.
As a follow up to the incident, the CTF will coordinate with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs so that the Indonesian Government will immediately send a diplomatic note to the Vietnamese Government which contains protests for the actions taken by the Vietnamese vessel against KP Shark 11 and KN Bintang Laut 401.
The incident was not the first in 2019. Previously on February 19, 2019, KKP Shark Tiger 05 owned by the KKP experienced the same incident. Furthermore, the same thing was experienced by Navy ships on February 24, April 8, and April 27, 2019.
KKP Captures Malaysian Illegal Fish Vessels
The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) captured a Malaysian-flagged Fishing Boat (KIA) on Saturday (6/15/2019) in the Malacca Strait Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
"The arrest was carried out by the Shark Shark KP which was led by Capt. Novry Sangiang at around 6:30 a.m. West Indonesia Time against KM. KHF 1786 with trawl fishing equipment which was a fishing tool that was banned by the Indonesian Government," said Acting Director General of Resource Supervision Marine and Fisheries (PSDKP) Agus Suherman, as quoted from a written statement on Saturday this week.
The Malaysian fishing boat that was captured was tried by Thai citizens with Ship Fruits (ABK) as many as four people of Myanmar nationality.
Furthermore, the ship and all crew members were taken to the Lampulo Aceh PSDKP Base and will be investigated by Fisheries Civil Servant Investigators (PPNS).
"The vessel is fishing in WPP-NRI without a permit document and using fishing equipment is prohibited from trawling," Agus added.
The activity was allegedly violating Law Number 31 of 2004 concerning Fisheries as amended by Law Number 45 of 2009 with the threat of imprisonment of a maximum of six years and a maximum fine of Rp. 20 billion.
The arrest adds to the number of KIAs that have been captured by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries from January to June 2019 to a total of 33 KIA, consisting of 15 Vietnamese ships, 15 Malaysian ships, and three Philippine vessels.
Source : liputan6.com
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Indonesia's `30 days At Sea` to Tackle Marine Pollution Crime
Monday, 18 November 2019
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The government has launched the `Indonesia Operation 30 Days At Sea` that would last from November to December 2019 in the fight against environmental crimes that has polluted Indonesian waters.
"This is the biggest government program against the marine pollution crime that we called Indonesia Operation 30 Days At Sea with the tag line of 'Stop Environmental Damages, Save Our Ocean'," Director General of Law Enforcement of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry Rasio Ridho Sani, stated on Sunday.
Some ministries have been involved in the program under the coordination of the Environment Ministry, among others the Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Investment, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The program covered various activities including monitoring activities at sea which are potential to cause environmental damages, a series of campaign on environment preservation, as well as law enforcement against marine pollution crime.
The main aim is to improve our sea water quality," Sani noted.
The month-long operation will target several waters considered as prone to environmental crimes such as Batam Island, Belitung Island, North Jakarta, Tangerang, and West Java waters.
ANTARA
https://en.tempo.co/read/1273407/indonesias-30-days-at-sea-to-tackle-marine-pollution-crime
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Indonesia plays determining role in global climate: LIPI
Monday, 18 November 2019
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia, lying between the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean, plays a role in determining the global climate, according to an Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) official.
"How we know the phenomenon of interaction between the two oceans and atmosphere is crucial knowledge in observing the climate," acting chief of the LIPI deep sea research center Nugroho Dwi Hananto stated in Jakarta on Monday.
Indonesia’s location can be used for climate anomaly analysis, such as dry season, with high-intensity rain, and rainy season, with excessive heat, El Nino, and La Nina, he remarked.
"Technically, that is about Indonesia’s role in determining the global climate," he stated.
The research to be conducted by LIPI in the waters off Java's southern coast, Bali Straits, to Makassar Strait on December 18-25 will benefit all sciences and the public, he remarked.
Moreover, the government, in this case, LIPI, has no accurate data on the El Nino and La Nina weather phenomena and climate change. Hence, in-depth research is required to observe how Indonesia’s location between the two oceans impacts the global climate, he explained.
The research on climate forecast can be conducted through the use of satellite technology. However, the result will not be as accurate as that of marine research conducted by taking real data on the field, he stated.
In the first stage, LIPI will conduct research from Jakarta to Banyuwangi on the eastern tip of Java by sailing through the Indian Ocean. The research will later be conducted in Makassar Strait and back to Java.
https://en.antaranews.com/news/136752/indonesia-plays-determining-role-in-global-climate-lipi
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Monday, 18 November 2019
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The government has launched the `Indonesia Operation 30 Days At Sea` that would last from November to December 2019 in the fight against environmental crimes that has polluted Indonesian waters.
"This is the biggest government program against the marine pollution crime that we called Indonesia Operation 30 Days At Sea with the tag line of 'Stop Environmental Damages, Save Our Ocean'," Director General of Law Enforcement of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry Rasio Ridho Sani, stated on Sunday.
Some ministries have been involved in the program under the coordination of the Environment Ministry, among others the Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Investment, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The program covered various activities including monitoring activities at sea which are potential to cause environmental damages, a series of campaign on environment preservation, as well as law enforcement against marine pollution crime.
The main aim is to improve our sea water quality," Sani noted.
The month-long operation will target several waters considered as prone to environmental crimes such as Batam Island, Belitung Island, North Jakarta, Tangerang, and West Java waters.
ANTARA
https://en.tempo.co/read/1273407/indonesias-30-days-at-sea-to-tackle-marine-pollution-crime
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Indonesia plays determining role in global climate: LIPI
Monday, 18 November 2019
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia, lying between the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean, plays a role in determining the global climate, according to an Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) official.
"How we know the phenomenon of interaction between the two oceans and atmosphere is crucial knowledge in observing the climate," acting chief of the LIPI deep sea research center Nugroho Dwi Hananto stated in Jakarta on Monday.
Indonesia’s location can be used for climate anomaly analysis, such as dry season, with high-intensity rain, and rainy season, with excessive heat, El Nino, and La Nina, he remarked.
"Technically, that is about Indonesia’s role in determining the global climate," he stated.
The research to be conducted by LIPI in the waters off Java's southern coast, Bali Straits, to Makassar Strait on December 18-25 will benefit all sciences and the public, he remarked.
Moreover, the government, in this case, LIPI, has no accurate data on the El Nino and La Nina weather phenomena and climate change. Hence, in-depth research is required to observe how Indonesia’s location between the two oceans impacts the global climate, he explained.
The research on climate forecast can be conducted through the use of satellite technology. However, the result will not be as accurate as that of marine research conducted by taking real data on the field, he stated.
In the first stage, LIPI will conduct research from Jakarta to Banyuwangi on the eastern tip of Java by sailing through the Indian Ocean. The research will later be conducted in Makassar Strait and back to Java.
https://en.antaranews.com/news/136752/indonesia-plays-determining-role-in-global-climate-lipi
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TNI AL Tangkap dua kapal ikan asing Vietnam
ANTARA - Saat melaksanakan kegiatan rutin, Patroli TNI Angkatan Laut, KRI John Lie-358 (KRI JOL 358) menangkap dua Kapal Ikan Asing (KIA) berbendera Vietnam yang melakukan kegiatan illegal fishing di wilayah perairan Laut Natuna Utara,(2/10). (Egan Suryahartaji/Agha Yuninda Maulana/Gracia Simanjuntak)
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ANTARA - Saat melaksanakan kegiatan rutin, Patroli TNI Angkatan Laut, KRI John Lie-358 (KRI JOL 358) menangkap dua Kapal Ikan Asing (KIA) berbendera Vietnam yang melakukan kegiatan illegal fishing di wilayah perairan Laut Natuna Utara,(2/10). (Egan Suryahartaji/Agha Yuninda Maulana/Gracia Simanjuntak)
TNI AL Tangkap dua kapal ikan asing Vietnam - ANTARA News
ANTARA - Saat melaksanakan kegiatan rutin, Patroli TNI Angkatan Laut, KRI John Lie-358 (KRI JOL 358) menangkap dua Kapal Ikan Asing ...
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Navy captures foreign vessels in Malacca Strait, alleges illegal fishing
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Indonesian Navy captures foreign vessels in Malacca Strait, alleges illegal fishing
The Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) has captured three Malaysian-flagged vessels with foreign fishermen on board for allegedly fishing within Indonesia’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) in the Malacca Strait.
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