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El Niño & climate readiness: Indonesia is bracing for higher landfill-fire risks as El Niño strengthens, with officials urging regions to prepare emergency plans after the Jatiwaringin landfill blaze in Tangerang continues to burn. Digital push: The communications ministry is accelerating infrastructure to hit a national average internet speed of 100 Mbps within two years, aiming for wider, more affordable access. Health worker protection: Indonesia is drafting a presidential regulation to protect medical and healthcare workers after the death of Dr. Eliza Priscila Utami Pakaenoni, citing intimidation and weak coordination. Local economy & jobs: The government confirms income tax incentives for MSMEs remain in place, while agriculture minister distributes Rp1.3 trillion in South Papua to modernize farming with machinery and fertilizer support. Culture & heritage: The Postal Museum in Bandung is being proposed for national cultural heritage status, alongside efforts to revive letter-writing among students. Regional diplomacy: Singapore PM Lawrence Wong will visit Jakarta for the Singapore-Indonesia leaders’ retreat with President Prabowo, focusing on trade, manpower, transport and Batam-area cooperation.

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