program. >> schifrin: indeed, initially sinovac was indonesia's only choice, and indonesia's first trialse vaccine was 95% effective in preventing serious illness and death, although it dropped from april to june to 79%. >> c you imagine if we don't-- we need to wait and then we don't have any protection? it will be very worse for indonesia. >> schifrin: dr. nadia tarmizi is the spokesperson for indonesia's vaccine program. >> we think if we don't have any protection with the vaccine, for example, if we need to wait until mrna vaccine available in our country, it's more we will have been facing a problem worse than the condition. at least there is still protection. >> the united states will purchase a half a billion doses. >> schifrin: but sinovac's lower efficacy created a diplomatic opening. in june, the u.s. donated 500 million doses to covax, including the million to indonesia. last month, dr. irawany received a moderna booster. others have received pfizer. >> schifrin: but vaccine diplomacy remains a competition. last month, on her first trip to southeast asia, vice president kamala

it will be very worse for indonesia. >> dr nadia tarmizi is the spokesperson for indonesia's vaccineam. >> we think if we don't have any protection with the vaccine, for example, if we need to wait until mrna vaccine available in our country, it's more we will have been facing a problem worse than the condition. at least there is still protection. >> the united states will purchase half a billion doses. >> but sinovac's lower efficacy created a diplomatic opening. in june, the us donated 500 million doses to covax, including 3 million to indonesia. last month, dr. irawany received a moderna booster. others have received pfizer. >> we hope to get the best. if we talk about evidence, data, then the mrna vaccines are what is the best for now and are proven to be effective. >> but vaccine diplomacy remains a competition. last month on her first trip to southeast asia, vice president kamala harris planned to announce the u.s. would donate one million vaccines to vietnam. but during a 3-hour flight delay, china stepped in and announced it would donate two million of its own vaccines. and t

a landmark case in indonesia — stability. a landmark case in indonesia as _ stability.ark case in indonesia as the _ stability. a landmark case in indonesia as the court - stability. a landmark case in indonesia as the court finds| indonesia as the court finds the country's president and his cabinets negligent in tackling air pollution in the capital. the supermodel naomi campbell talks exclusively to the bbc about the experience of racism. and sarah clive sinclair, the home computing pioneer has died at the age of 81. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it is newsday. the intelligence steel announced his 2a hours ago between the us the uk and australia has been created in very different ways, the white house has been outlining the advantages of closer ties in the western pacific, but for china, the extension of us power into what it sees as its sphere of influence is somewhat provocative, and there has been some collateral damage coming from france, which is serious at the deal which is serious at the deal which replaces its sale of submarines to austr

now if he's 41, people have been killed in a fire out of prison in indonesia. the blades of the tongue around jail near the capital jakarta has not been put out more than 78 people were injured. but jessica washington is out the scene entangle, joins us live. jessica, so does talk us through what more details and now emerging about the file then we're just outside the prison at the main gate and we also waiting for information to come forward. this is still a developing situation. as you mentioned, more than 70 people injured among them, we know that 8 people were critically injured and some of them have gone to more than 98 percent of their body now. so far the cause of the fire is still being investigated. a door he say that potentially the cause of the fire may have been an electrical short circuit and that they may have been a shortage of fire extinguishers on the scene. no local authorities from the tongue tongue fire department were able to extinguish the blaze within about an hour. but in that time, as you mentioned, at least 41, the people lost their li

a landmark case in indonesia, as a court finds the country's president and his cabinet negligent in tackling air pollution in the capital, jakarta. the supermodel naomi campbell talks exclusively to the bbc about her experience of racism. and sir clive sinclair, the home computing pionneer, has died at the age of 81. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello, and welcome to the programme. the security and intelligence deal announced just 2a hours ago between the us, the uk, and australia has been greeted in very different ways. the white house has been outlining the advantages of closer ties in the western pacific. but for china, the extension of us power into what it sees as its sphere of influence is somewhat provocative. and there's been some collateral damage coming from france, which is furious at the deal which replaces its sale of submarines to australia with ones made in america. here's our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. britain's making its mark in the pacific. the royal navy's new aircraft carrier's been flying the flag there, on exercise with

>> cases in indonesia are dropping. there are about 2000 a day.is the lowest they have seen since last summer. the government is going to be keeping curbs on my ability. they are allowing non-essential workers into the office at about 25% of capacity. they are going to be allowing people back into the shopping malls as long as it is kept at about 50%. rishaad: our health care reporter joining us on the phone. we have president biden set to be planning to order 500 million pfizer covid vaccine doses to donate abroad. sources telling as negotiations -- telling us negotiations are continuing. it is unclear when the delivery would ship or how much it would cost. the food and drug administration may decide as soon as wednesday on whether to do -- whether to recommend pfizer booster shots. on friday, an fda advisory panel rejected the call for boosters for all adults. it instead recommended them for a narrow group of people aged 65 or older. and other at risk populations. those could be tweaked by the fda. johnson & johnson sang the booster shot prevent

the jail is well over capacity across indonesia, many prisons are overcrowded. and human rights activists say the criminal justice system needs urgent for full human rights activists say the fire was not just a safety incident, but a violation of human rights and one that highlights long standing problems in indonesia, the criminal justice system should be awake, a call for minister of, of law and human rights of justice to the think about improving prison conditions. the think about new policy of veiling with with 50 crime, including with crimes related to drug abuse or the investigation into what went wrong. we continued this week, the families of the dead and injured or demanding answers. jessica washington out to 0 tongue around crowds in the us city of richmond, virginia cheered as work has brought down a prominent symbol of the confederacy. the state had ordered the statue of confederate general robert e. lee from the american civil war, be dismantled. that's often more than a year of protest calling for its removal. allan fisher report from richmond the w

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this is one of indonesia floating vaccine hubs. it's intended to reach fishermen and others who work as fee or any other law. the only way to access this area is by see we have faced some difficulties getting here such as the current law. we allow many of the fishermen here live far from health services and are often away from home coming south scholarly. and we are thankful that the police came to see to give us vaccines because we didn't have the chance before. next in a at least 208000000 people by the end of the year. that's more than 70 percent of the population with its population spread across more than $6000.00 islands. that comes with some logistical challenges. these health workers braved heavy storms to reach this village on the island of borneo. along the only option is to come here via the river, and today it was raining and the waves were strong. but after we saw the enthusiasm of the people, it all paid off. in the weeks leading up to the vaccine drive, local leaders have been sharing information about the vaccines t

today he's building because of the university of indonesia hospital where i see present patients. had coven, i t stop here? you know, overwhelming amount of medical weiss is being generated in the battle to treat the virus. follow up on a couple and we set the different mckelly city coding as dirty is managing sanitation at the hospital. so that won't fall off your mobile device and slightly. yeah. some more but lots of different, excuse me. yeah, this is mary. i should have started with a lot of my this may be behind the hospital. she shows adi with such hazardous waste is picked up 3 times a week by law medical way she does or sterilize with the incinerator breakdown a couple of months ago. yes, i had a lapse of memory to get a get us or the full percent out of the reach out and hospitals in indonesia, the ability to burn medical while the rest must pay private companies to take it away. and outsourcing the dirty work is expensive. it, it just got caught up for me once the waste is collected into the system where regulations are rarely leaving a wide open occasionally, hospital

the jail is well over capacity across indonesia, many prisons are overcrowded. and human rights activists say the criminal justice system needs urgent for full human rights activists say the fire was not just a safety incident, but a violation of human rights and one that highlights long standing problems in indonesia, the criminal justice system should be a wake up call for minister of, of law and human rights of justice to think about improving prison conditions. the think about new policy of veiling with, with 50 crime, including with crimes related to drug abuse of the investigation into what went wrong, who continued this week and the families of the dead and injured or demanding answers . jessica washington out to 0 tongue around a palestinian rights groups a warning of increased tension in israeli jails is prison services crackdown following an escape. prison is abner called prison in southern israel set fire to several cells they were protesting against being transferred. and what's right, what rights groups described as collective punishment. prisoners

the jail is well over capacity across indonesia, many prisons are overcrowded. and human rights activists say the criminal justice system needs urgent for full human rights activists say the fire was not just a safety incident, but a violation of human rights and one that highlights long standing problems in indonesia, the criminal justice system should be awake, a call for minister of, of law and human rights of justice to the think about improving prison conditions. the think about new policy of veiling with, with 50 crime, including with crimes related to drug abuse of the investigation into what went wrong, who continued this week and the families of the dead and injured or demanding answers . jessica washington, i'll just hear a tongue around the world. health organization is again urging wealthy countries not to offer current of virus booster shots. the organization is chief, said, he's a pull that many poor nations can't get drugs while rich nations are considering 3rd doses. many poor nations is struggling to access enough vaccines to administer even the

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ah, in the last 12 years, indonesia has lost 6000000 hectic of its primary am. you're running natural habitat business, such as palm lin, from chocolate, cosmetic biodiesel to oven. the demand for palm la means business is booming, and many plantations are illegally expanding international. i legal for show and you can go inside. i want to see this is basically what pamela plantations look like. this is all one. and so they encourage the network, but for us, so it's like 20 more than 20 years. this encroaching here. so they had a legal part and they moved beyond the legal part into the primary they are into the national international part. yeah. what you've done is you bought the line back . you've reclaimed. yeah. we have a look. yeah, sure. this is our goal for achieving such a good for a structure like this when we do our explanation activities. 4000 funds, thesis leaf in this list and it was system is home to a complex by diversity. news has been running huge clearing and replanting projects since 2008 afternoon again. this team has cut down the palm tree an

and the court says president joker, redondo should strengthen indonesia air quality. sanders, it's a problem he has raced before and 2019. he admitted pollution around your carto was out of control. he recommended moving the capitol to another city to ease overpopulation traffic and pollution. the gap? yeah. ever since my daughter started kindergarten, she's been suffering from nosebleeds. now i know this isn't normal. she's really sensitive to pollution and those nosebleeds can last for about an hour, up to 3 times a day. 30000000 people live in and around indonesia, capital jakarta, and air quality report ranks that the night most polluted capital in the world. such levels of pollution can reduce people's life expectancy by up to 7 years like that. when i'm out in the city, i can see how much smoke comes out of our city buses. maybe they haven't had an emissions check. a lot of the time i have no choice but to inhale the terrible smoke and it hurts my eyes. many people in the capital, welcome tighter government restrictions to reduce pollution. and i hope everyone i

in neighbouring indonesia, which sits on the pacific ring of fire, it's around 11,000.e fact this is quite rare in australia, and what preparations people have typically had to take in order to prepare for something like this. i to prepare for something like this. ., �* ~' to prepare for something like this. ., �* ~ , this. i don't think people would pay _ this. i don't think people would pay too _ this. i don't think people would pay too much - this. i don't think people - would pay too much attention to earthquakes in australia. the vast majority, as you say, in australia... there are not many compared to neighbouring countries, most would go unnoticed. indonesia and new zealand, known as the shaky isles, new zealand suffered 14,000 isles, new zealand suffered 111,000 earthquakes each year. about 100 are noticeable. here in australia, we simply don't have the same sort of problem. there was a significant earthquake in the city of newcastle quite a few decades ago, so it does happen here, but it is extremely rare. in terms of people being prepared for earthquakes, i do

in indonesia, east of the coast of congo island. this is one of indonesia floating vaccine hubs. it's intended to reach fishermen and others who work at fi. i thought any other law, the only way to access this area is by sea. yeah, we have faced some difficulties getting here such as the strong current yamaha. we allow many of the fishermen here live far from health services and are often away from home coming to scholarly. and we are thankful that the police came to see to give us vaccines because we didn't have the chance before the loud. most of these areas do not have reliable electricity. i mean, we're not going bar. we use a cool box to maintain the temperature of the vaccine. if we have issues, we also use ice to maintain the cold chain by the government aim. so vaccinate at least 208000000 people by the end of the year. that's more than 70 percent of the population with its population spread across more than $6000.00 islands. that comes with some logistical challenges. these health workers breathed heavy storms to reach this village on the island of borneo. along the only

in indonesia, people smoke a lot.has one of the world's highest rates of smoking -- smoking, cigarettes are cheap but for many not cheap enough. witches have fallen during the pandemic, fueling a black market for cigarettes. >> it is a costly habit, a smoke break, but they have found a way to smoke it -- afforded by smoking illegal tobacco. to finance his addiction and feed a family, the 43-year-old works two jobs as a security guard and a florist in jakarta. >> it is so cheap, for one euro, 50 you can roll up to 100 cigarettes, enough to last for two weeks. before the pandemic i used to buy branded cigarettes but now i just can't. >> and robin is not the only one. the capital of indonesia is seen as the country's largest market for illegal cigarettes. in jakarta it is civil to get them, you just order online. it is less than 12 hours to get all of these illegal cigarettes delivered to my doorstep a month they come in the form of tobacco like this one but others are being sold entirely with some unknown brands. even f

is there a lie of also coming up a fire to prison in indonesia hills, at least $41.00. and these dozens injured will have a live upstate victory, the pro abortion rights campaigners in mexico. the supreme court rules of criminalizing the procedure is unconstitutional. and the only surviving suspect in france's back on the tax does on trial impacts. ah, but taliban has unveiled an interim government declaring up against on islamic emerett 3 weeks after seizing control. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the us led coalition and its african allies. there are no women in the government, and the taliban hasn't said if it will hold elections. acting prime minister mohammed has an account and is a taliban founding member. he served as foreign minister and deputy prime minister during the group's last indian power from $996.00 to 2001 acting defense ministers mohammed the crew, the eldest son, the taliban, found that mila mom. he's a military commandant and has really been seen in public service. judy. hi, connie will becom

that was compliant for the u.s., the u.k., and indonesia.other player could do that. rishaad: what about what we have been seeing in china with this regulatory overhang? this is a recent development. you have been going for a wild. there seems to be a lot more interest in southeast asia in simtech companies. is that due to people looking at china and seeing that as being too risky? moses: i think so. what we have seen in southeast asia is you have the various people around the world looking at where to invest next and you have places where it is really hard to enter because regulatory reasons or culture reasons. more of an economy so at least very interested in foreign direct investment so we have seen customers from europe, the u.s., north asia, south asia, looking to east asia. as an infrastructure company, we want to enable all the different players to come in. david: i am from the philippines. it is easy to see why the philippines and indonesia are, in terms of the market size and potential, it is almost a no-brainer. what i am curious -

from any active fund managers, indonesia is not that attractive for them. is not much joy -- a high of 2% to 3%. now it is .7 to 1.1%. that is a lack of inflow from current investors to help spark a rally in the jakarta index. the second reason is recently the bank of indonesia minister resumed qualitative easing program. that raises the risk of a potential -- in credit rating. last year when they did this, s&p global issued a report warning bankers to put their reputation at risk if they continue with the bond purchasing program post covid-19 crisis. that is why since last year, and the nation and the ministry of finance have been insisting of 2020 shedding is a one-off event. rishaad: john, i have got to move to a. please keep your answers shorter. same question to you. >> anyway, i think going back to the original question is why have both the philippines and indonesia underperformed. the philippines has underperformed worse because i think during the start of the year indonesia was ok until they had a surge of infections. for the philippines, we had two

a prison in indonesia, the blaze at the tangle rang jail near the capital. jakarta has been put out of the 78 people were injured. jessica washington has more now from jakarta. we do have confirmation that at least 41 people have died. 8 people badly injured, we know that. 9 the victims have done to more than 98 percent of the body. we also know that around to 70 people are suffering from minor injuries. the fire broke out in block see if the prison and there were around $122.00 people in that look at the time both of them on drug. 5 related offenses, the tongue wrong city fire department. 5 arrived on the scene shortly after the blaze broke out and speak, extinguished the fire within about an. 5 hour and 15 minutes after it had started. a strong earthquake has hit southwest mexico. the magnitude 7 tremor struck near the beach. resort city of acapulco, one person was reported or died in the state of ghetto. the quake was felt in parts of a capital. mexico city it not power in some neighborhoods and some people, st. earlier mexico supreme court decriminalized abortion that rule unanimou

to give him a couple hours because it gives me more news. rain forest is shared by 3 countries, indonesia, malaysia and nie. it's home to hundreds. of endemic plants and animals are rich and unique habitat that it's slowly dying. its abundant resources over exploited. it's where i would get to make today less than half the trees remain. yet the procession of trucks never ends. the forest tries so that progress as best as it can. but here would means money. load a truck, stop at nothing to get the cargo to ports and big cities, 7 days a week. each journey is fraught with challenges for dry, the overcoming them and the mist salary of about $550.00 a month uses has now been carrying this house on the his truck for 7 hours. he's tired that remain focused upon arrival. they have to negotiate a difficult unloading with no crane to help you sit on the law business, rely on their own results. for this and bank went under the bulldozer acts as an unloading dog me so we are going to the houses journey is still not over. it's headed for the river by where the men will live in the depths of the jungl

at least 41 people have been killed in a fire as a prison in indonesia. the fire at the tug run jail. the captain jakarta has been put out, or the 70 people were injured. the authorities investigating whether over crowding the prison effects it evacuations. the prison house, hundreds more inmates than it was designed for. jessica washington has the latest i'm here in hunger all outside the prison, and we've just heard from authorities some new details about this tragic incident. we just heard from the indonesia minister for law and human rights revealed some new information that firefighters did arrive on the scene, about 13 minutes off to the fire doubted. and they were able to put out the fire within about an hour and a half of its being reported. but unfortunately, the fire spread so fast and according to authority, they didn't have sufficient time to open up all of the cells while the fire was spreading. and unfortunately, that meant some of the inmates died in their cells without even getting the chance to be evacuated or escaped from the flames. we

at least 41 people have been killed and fired a prison in indonesia. the blades that the tongue tongue jail near the capital jakarta has not been put out within 78 people were injured. auto sales. jessica washington has this update from outside the prison. so far the cause of the fire is still being investigated. a door. he say that potentially the cause of the fire may have been an electrical short circuit and that they may have been a shortage of fire extinguishers on the scene. now it is important to look at this safety incident in the broader context. we have known for many years now that over crowding has been a problem in indonesia, prison and human rights activists have long call to rectify that issue. and they've long called for criminal justice reform, in particular to seek alternatives rather than detention for those guilty of minor offenses. a strong earthquake because hit southwest mexico. the magnitude 7 trema struck me the beach resort city of acapulco. one person was reported to have died in the state of get out of the crate was felt in

people have been killed in a fire out of prison in indonesia. fine, a tangle, run jail may the capital call has been put out on the 17 people what injured doors he's investigating, whether over crowding at the prison effected evacuations. as more now in afghan stone and the challenges facing the new interim government, one area of major concern is health care. a majority of the donor funded medical facilities all shutting down due to lack of money. a world bank funding free since the taliban took over, has blocked tens of millions of dollars. chance drafted reports from mir busha caught district in couple province. persona is in pain. she's come to this rule clinic, north of cobbles. the treatment for the doctors can't help her. i want to have done another stuff, roger, but i hope to come here when we get treated and go home. but there is no medicine available. and i can't afford to go to a private hospital. this hospital is struggling to keep going because there are constant power outages, not enough petrol to keep generators going, and no mone

a fire, a person in indonesia killed at least 41 leaves, doesn't injured. we'll have a live update from jakarta, and the only surviving suspects in france as possible. i'm attacked doesn't trial and the capitol perished me. the taliban has unveiled and interim government declaring afghanistan, islamic emerett, 3 weeks out to seizing control. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the us led coalition and the african allies. there are no women in the government, and the taliban hasn't said if it will hold elections. while acting prime minister mohammed has done according to the taliban and founding member, he served as foreign minister and deputy prime minister during the groups lost in power. 1996 to 2001. acting as defense minister is mohammed the coup. the eldest son of taliban found up oma. he's a military commander, and has read, had been seen in the public eye sewer. judith. hi, connie will become interior minister. he's head of the connie network, which has been blamed for some of the gun stones most v

indonesia, japan, and the big one is the federal reserve on wednesday.vonne: yeah, that's the big one. retail sales yesterday defining expectations for august. solid gains across most categories adds the -- as the u.s. consumer has done some shopping. kathleen, what does this mean for the fed policy decision? kathleen: pluses for the economy and also for inflation, and then minuses -- let's take a look at the bloomberg chart. retail sales in the plus column because they beat forecast. sales were supposed to be down 0.7 percent. far right hand side of that screen, you can see a 0.7 percent increase, and along the bottom, even though the july number was revised to down -1.8 from -1.1, look how the european number is extending out. if you take out very weak auto sales, if you take out a drop in gas prices, you can see that the number for retail sales was up 2%. that is a lovely number, to. this is the chart i'm talking about. you might ask why take out auto sales, they were weak -- the reason is prices have surged and there are not even enough cars to buy i

and there was a recent warning about indonesia's triple b warning.will keep policy on hold today. haidi: boj, no change expected. the latest report talking about deflation. >> a lot of people are wondering what they will say especially with there being an upcoming general election. the leadership has put it on the back burner. the key measure for inflation on a monthly basis fell down to -0.2 on the latest reading. you would think that would spur some talk but there is also concerned about gdp. they look at this chart, japan's gdp did bounce back after the pandemic. there were two quarters of growth and now a rebound. there is a dark cloud over the third quarter because of the extended lockdowns and the sense that this will eat away at consumer spending. what is is -- what is expected to happen at the boj meeting is a downgrade of the assessment of the economic outlook. they will consider financing small and medium businesses to help them get through. and a lot of focus on governor kuroda's press conference. i anticipate questions about leadership. h

at least 41 people have been killed in a fight, an overcrowded prison in indonesia. the plays at a time get on jail. near the capital, jakarta has not been put out more than 70 people were injured. jessica washington is not the scene in town. get us firefighters did, did arrive on the scene, about 13 minutes off to the 5 dotted, and they were able to put out the fire within about an hour and a half of its being reported. but unfortunately, the fire spread so fast and according to authorities, they didn't have sufficient time to open up all of the cells while the fire was spreading. and unfortunately, that meant some of the inmates died in their cells without even getting the chance to be evacuated or escaped from the flames. we also have learned that 2 of the victims were foreign nationals and individual from south africa and another from portugal. a strong earthquake hit south with mexico. the magnitude 7 tremor struck me the beach resort city of acapulco. at least one person was killed by a falling post. the quake was felt in parts of mexico city. it knocked out po

so you said on a, mr. president, indonesia, because we started building capacities based on hope, hope for a genuine and peaceful democracy. one that lives up to the will of the division people alone and their legitimate aspirations to assist them that protects their sovereignty rights, freedoms and dignity. and the dangerous situation threatening our country and community is attributed to a deeply rooted political polarization and its socio economic and health crisis. this is why his excellency, the president of the republic, mister ty, it had to interfere and take a few years of exceptional resolutions and measures based on our constitution to put the country back on the right path towards democracy, which is the will of the solution. people, we reaffirm that democracy, indonesia is an irreversible option when that in a reversible option to which we are committed to human rights and public and individual freedoms are guaranteed and protected by institutions which are built on the principle of the rule of law and good governance this is what our president has stressed time and again o

vietnam has bought submarines from russia, indonesia is looking to modernise its navy.t china is doing, giving its size and its might. but there's kind of a response when you look at military build—up, so i would expect that as australia, the us and others responsible to china, china will also respond. we have to remember with things like nuclear submarines, this is a 20—30 year time horizon for the roll—out of these very complex vessels. this is a long game that's already been under way, but it seems like it's intensifying and that's what's concerning nations who don't have the finances to match the military spending of either �*s china or the us. ben military spending of either 's china or the us.— china or the us. ben bland, director of— china or the us. ben bland, director of asean, - china or the us. ben bland, director of asean, thank i china or the us. ben bland, l director of asean, thank you forjoining us on newsday. a free trade deal between the united kingdom and the united states, widely touted as one of the benefits of brexit, will not be happening any time

vietnam has bought submarines from russia, indonesia is looking to modernise its navy.with what china is doing, givien its size and its might. but there's call and response when you look at military build—ups, so i would expect that as australia, the us and others responsible to china, china will also respond. we have to remember with things like nuclear submarines, this is a 20—30—year time horizon for the roll—out of these very complex vessels. this is a long game that's already been under way, but it seems like it's intensifying and that's what's concerning nations who don't have the finances to match the military spending of either china or the us. that's why they want to see a balance. a free trade deal between the uk and the us, widely touted as one of the benefits of brexit — will not be happening any time soon. the prime minister boris johnson, who's held talks with president biden at the white house, insisted there was �*every prospect�* of a major agreement in the future, but said that the focus for now was to help british exporters. our political editor laura

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