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Batam Police find 25 tons of materials for ‘sabu-sabu’ |
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Sunday, 03 January 2010 10:07 |
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The police in Batam, Riau Islands, have found a total of 504 sacks or 25 tons of magnesium sulfate, an ingredient to make sabu-sabu (methyl amphetamine), in an industrial complex in Batam.
"This finding is a result of our long, intensive investigation," Batam police chief Sr. Comr. Leonidas Braksan told Tempointeraktif.com on Sunday.
Leonidas explained that initially, the police arrested Udin and Pardiyos, who brought with him two grams of methyl amphetamine on Nov. 8. From their arrest, the police then nabbed Anton alias Guru at a hotel in Batam.
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Indonesia's Ship-Building Industry Capable Of Making 50 Warships Per Year |
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Monday, 21 December 2009 12:52 |
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If all of its ship-building industry's capacities are mobilized, Indonesia can make 50 warships per year and thus meet its navy's full need for such ships in three years' time, Antara news agency reported Monday, citing a legislator as saying.
"Thereby, our navy's need for 151 warships to secure Indonesia's territorial waters can be met in just three year's time at a cost of Rp7.5 trillion (US$791.9 million) a year," a member of the House of Representatives (DPR)'s Commisssion I, Fayakhun Andiradi, said here Monday.
But to enable the domestic ship-building industry to meet the navy's need for warships, he government must really have the political will to achieve it through the Defence and Finance ministries and the National Defence Forces (TNI)," he said.
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