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Local population handed in more than one thousand illegal weapons

Alberico Junior — 2008-09-08T06:25:35Z

Population in the sub-districts of Nain Feto and Kristu Rei in Dili handed in more than one thousand home-made and automatic weapons to the East Timor National Police in Dili Friday (5/9).

The weapons collected include unexploded devises, bazooka, machine guns, darts, air guns, home-made pistols, and bullets.

Before handing in these weapons, the community leaders from the two sub-districts signed an agreement with the PNTL to restrain themselves from violence.

Dili district PNTL Commander, Inspector Pedro Belo thanked the local population for handing in these illegal weapons to the arms collection team.

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Alberico Junior — 2008-03-31T05:53:20Z

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Telkom Kejar 75 Ribu Pelanggan Speedy di Sumatera

Sandy — 2007-08-13T08:55:58Z

Jakarta, Telkom akan membangun 100 titik hotspot Speedy di Sumatra hingga akhir 2007. Selain memperluas kawasan layanan, tujuannya tak lain demi mendorong pencapaian 75 ribu pelanggan Speedy.

Executive General Manager Telkom Divisi Regional I Sumatera, Muhammad Awaluddin mengatakan, saat ini pelanggan Speedy di Sumatera baru mencapai 25 ribu sambungan, di mana 12 ribu di antaranya berada di Medan.

"Perluasan layanan Speedy di berbagai kota di Sumatera dan tarifnya yang murah itu mempercepat pertumbuhan jumlah pelanggan Speedy," ujarnya dalam keterangan pers yang dikutip detikINET, Sabtu (11/8/2007).

Menurutnya, sudah ada 10 kota di Sumatera yang sudah bisa mengakses Speedy, yakni, Medan, Pematang Siantar (Sumut) , Padang (Sumbar), Pekanbaru (Riau), Batam (Kepulauan Riau), Palembang dan Baturaja (Sumsel), Jambi, Pangkal Pinang (Bangka Belitung) dan Bandar Lampung. (rou/rou)

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Sandy — 2007-07-26T06:17:21Z

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