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00:00 But in KRL, the tariff is still cumulative, not the integrated tariff.
00:07 So the newly integrated tariff is LRT Jakarta, MRT Jakarta, and Transjakarta, the micro-trans.
00:16 But in KRL, the tariff is still cumulative.
00:19 This is what the government of Jakarta and the central government is discussing now,
00:24 how to make the people enjoy it.
00:28 Therefore, the only thing that can be done to subsidize the tariff is by using the Investigating account.
00:37 Okay, of course we hope that the system can be implemented immediately,
00:42 so it will be easier for the people to enjoy public transportation in the Jakarta region, especially in Jabodebek.
00:50 Thank you, Mr. Haris Muhammadun, the Chairperson of the Jakarta Department of Transportation, for joining us today.
00:59 Thank you, Mrs. Fani. Good afternoon.
01:02 Good afternoon, sir.
01:03 The tariff of this account-based ticket is also a hot topic on social media.
01:13 Let's see the story from the netizens.
01:15 From the first account, this is from @nurrohmanaf96 who commented,
01:21 "The tariff of this account-based ticket will be applied to the public transportation in Jakarta.
01:26 There will be a difference between the people of KTPDKI and NondKI.
01:29 Pity that micro-trans and Jaklingko must follow the new policy."
01:33 Next, this is from @shallypristine who commented,
01:38 "If in London, the account-based ticket is to facilitate incentives,
01:43 such as Oyster Card transportation cards, especially for students or students.
01:47 It is still a card-shaped card so that it can be used with a barrier to entry minimal."
01:53 The policy of account-based tickets is that you never experience a battery-depleted cell phone,
01:58 even though your house is still far away.
02:00 Next, this is a statement from @iam_phobia who commented,
02:06 "Face recognition for train, account-based ticket for Transjakarta,
02:10 like social credit in China."
02:13 The last one is also interesting, from @yuji_mudi who commented,
02:18 "Meanwhile, at the Transjakarta train route,
02:20 we will apply an account-based ticket system,
02:23 which aims to make the subsidy on the target location.
02:26 At the public level, it is necessary to calculate the subsidy money.
02:29 At the level between PEMCOT, calm down, it can be conditioned."
02:37 We go to the next information about the water debt of Situ Gede Tasik Malaya,
02:40 which has decreased by up to 80% due to long-term drought.
02:44 In addition to affecting the irrigation of hectares of agricultural land,
02:47 the drought of Situ Gede also made tourists affected.
02:50 Meanwhile, in Kelaten, Central Java,
02:52 the drought also caused hundreds of hectares of paddy fields to be displaced due to drought.
02:56 The long-term drought season has reduced the water debt in Situ Gede Tasik Malaya, West Java.
03:06 Even up to this paddy field, the area of the site that still has water is estimated to be only 8-10 hectares.
03:15 Whereas the area of ​​Situ Gede is 47 hectares.
03:20 Although not completely dry, Situ Gede has turned into a savanna by growing grass.
03:26 Bamboo piling, which was originally used to find fish,
03:30 is now submerged at the base of the site that has dried.
03:33 In addition to affecting the irrigation of hectares of agricultural land,
03:36 the drought of Situ Gede also made tourists affected.
03:40 The decline in visitors in this area reached 60%.
03:44 Businesses on the outskirts of Situ Gede are mostly closed.
03:47 Merchants of grilled fish are no longer selling.
03:51 The water debt for the summer season is now almost 80% down.
03:58 The tourist destination is Situ Gede Airia, so the number of visitors has dropped drastically.
04:06 Usually, there are 100 visitors a day,
04:11 but now there are 5-6 visitors a day.
04:14 Sometimes there are 1 visitor a day on Sundays.
04:17 Sometimes there were no visitors last Sunday.
04:24 In Kelantan, Central Java, hundreds of hectares of paddy fields in the afternoon look dry,
04:28 until it looks like a crack.
04:30 This causes farmers in Tumpukan village to have to move their paddy fields.
04:35 The usual paddy fields are planted three times a year, this time only twice.
04:40 The last time was planted in July.
04:44 The water from Wonogiri has died and there is no rain,
04:48 so the farmers have not planted paddy.
04:50 The last time was planted in July.
04:54 The green field is also not planted because it is very dry.
04:58 There is a possibility that farmers will plant paddy again when the rainy season comes or in December.
05:05 The total area of agricultural land affected by drought in Tumpukan village is 110 hectares.
05:12 CNN Indonesia coverage team.
05:16 And the next Usai Jeda, CNN Indonesia connected will be with my colleague Sarah Arianti in Asian Corner.
05:22 Hi Fani. Hi Sarah.
05:24 Later in this weekend's Asian Corner, one of the highlights is the prospect of normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel.
05:32 How far is it and what will the impact be like, we will discuss the complete Usai Jeda.
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06:17 Hello, good afternoon. Meet again in Asian Corner with me, Sarah Arianti.
06:21 And let's start the warm issue from Asia continent in Asian Corner.
06:26 The topic of normalization of relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia has become a hot issue in the last week.
06:37 The Saudi Prime Minister, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, announced that the discussion about the topic is still ongoing.
06:43 Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is optimistic that the promise will be realized soon.
06:50 The promise of normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel is still ongoing.
07:00 Last week in a interview at Fox News, the Prince of Saudi Arabia, Prince Mohammed bin Salman stated that
07:06 the discussion about the normalization of relations between these two countries is being blocked by the United States.
07:12 According to the UN, the Palestinian issue is an important point in the negotiation.
07:18 There is a push from the President Biden administration to get to that point.
07:23 For us, the Palestinian issue is very important. We need to solve that part.
07:29 And we have a good negotiation to continue.
07:32 Till now, we're going to see where it will go.
07:34 We hope that it will reach a place that will ease the life of the Palestinians and get Israel back as a player in the Middle East.
07:45 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is optimistic that the normalization of relations between the two countries can be realized.
07:51 Last week in his speech at the UN General Assembly, Netanyahu stated that the normalization of relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia
07:58 can push other Arab countries to open relations with Israel, thus increasing the prospect of peace between Israel and Palestine.
08:09 I believe that we are at the cusp of an even more dramatic breakthrough, an historic peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia.
08:21 Such a peace will go a long way to ending the Arab-Israeli conflict.
08:27 It will encourage other Arab states to normalize their relations with Israel.
08:32 It will enhance the prospects of peace with the Palestinians.
08:36 It will encourage a broader reconciliation between Judaism and Islam.
08:42 The talks about normalizing relations between the two countries are part of a complex negotiation
08:48 that includes security guarantees from the United States,
08:51 nuclear energy development assistance, and Israeli consensus guarantees for the Palestinians.
08:57 Saudi Arabia also asked the United States to be aware of Iran's nuclear program.
09:03 Regarding this, President Biden has reaffirmed his commitment to prevent Iran from having nuclear weapons.
09:09 Biden has also repeatedly stated his support for a bilateral solution to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
09:16 Quoted from CNNIndonesia.com,
09:19 Saudi Arabia and Israel have not had diplomatic relations since the Arab-Israeli war in 1948.
09:26 Until now, Saudi Arabia and a number of Arab states have not formally established a relationship with Israel as a form of solidarity over Palestine.
09:34 The topic of normalizing relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel is a hot topic.
09:43 Both leaders of the two countries stated that the negotiations between the two countries by the United States are a step forward.
09:49 The normalization of relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia will increase the peace prospects between Israel and Palestine.
09:57 We will discuss it with Mr. Broto Wardoyo, a professor of international relations at the University of Indonesia.
10:03 Good evening, Mr. Broto. How are you?
10:06 Good evening, Sarah. I'm fine.
10:09 Alhamdulillah, you're fine.
10:10 Let's get straight to the point, Mr. Broto.
10:11 As we know, the normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel has become a topic of discussion in the past few months.
10:20 What are the factors that make this happen?
10:26 The normalization is being tried.
10:32 But actually, the normalization between Arab states and Israel has several variables that affect it.
10:39 First, the big countries.
10:42 There is no normalization without mediation from the big countries.
10:46 We can see that the United States is already involved in this.
10:50 That's the first one.
10:51 Then, there can't be any other big countries that oppose this process.
10:55 In this context, the other big countries are definitely China.
10:59 We don't see China advancing the balance.
11:02 That's the first variable, which is structural.
11:05 The second one is determined by the political conditions of both countries.
11:10 In this context, the political conditions in Israel and Saudi Arabia.
11:14 If we follow the development, the capital of the United States has succeeded in consolidating its power.
11:21 It means that its political position is quite strong.
11:25 If, for example, it pushes for this normalization.
11:30 That's in Saudi Arabia.
11:33 Then, if we talk in the context of Israel, the Netanyahu's government has always demanded peace with Arab countries, especially Saudi Arabia.
11:43 But in the context of preventing them from being disturbed.
11:46 Those are some important points.
11:49 But what's also important is that normalization has never been a sudden process.
11:55 It means that it has been started with a loss for a long time.
12:01 And usually, in the context of Israel and Arab countries, it will always start with an intelligence relationship between them.
12:11 So, actually, all of these variables are leading to the achievement of a conclusion.
12:20 So, that's it.
12:22 Okay, Mr. Broto, what is the importance of Saudi Arabia to normalize this?
12:31 Actually, all Arab countries that want to have an official relationship with Israel are very pragmatic.
12:38 Pragmatic in the context that Israel has a strong network in the field of economy and technology.
12:46 So, that's the main priority of those countries.
12:51 In addition, a good relationship with Israel means that it will open a good relationship with the United States.
12:57 A good relationship with the United States will provide security guarantees.
13:01 So, that will make Arab countries interested in opening a diplomatic relationship with Israel.
13:08 Okay, Mr. Broto, this normalization will be mediated by the United States.
13:15 From your own perspective, what are the benefits that will be achieved if the normalization of the relationship between the two countries is successful for the United States?
13:26 Yes, one of the problems of the United States in the past few years is that they have a burden of stability financing.
13:36 So, in international relations, we call it systemic financing.
13:40 So, as a dominant country, especially in the Middle East, the United States must ensure that everything goes well.
13:46 Including security guarantees to the countries that become its friends.
13:51 Since they moved to China, to Asia Pacific, the burden is too heavy for the United States to be a security guarantor in these two places, in Asia Pacific and in the Middle East.
14:05 The choice taken by the United States is to reduce their share in the Middle East.
14:10 When they reduce their share in the Middle East, it means that they can no longer provide security guarantees for their respective countries, including Saudi Arabia.
14:18 So, it will be much better for the United States if Saudi Arabia can work together with other powers in the Middle East, which is the United States.
14:29 In this case, if the normalization with Israel happens, it is actually the logic used.
14:35 Well, what if this normalization happens, what will happen to Palestine?
14:41 Because we know that the sentiment of Saudi Arabia is pro-Palestine.
14:47 Yes, actually all Arab countries always say that they are pro-Palestine.
14:53 But their behavior is not always in line with their statement.
14:59 For example, we see that Palestine has always needed aid from outside, especially from the Arab countries in the Gulf.
15:10 The number of aid is getting smaller and smaller.
15:15 That actually indicates that the Arab countries may also think that they have a lot of aid, but the problem is not yet solved.
15:24 Meanwhile, they also have other needs.
15:27 So, that's what we understand.
15:30 So, the support gradation is not as strong as before, if we want to be fair, to see what is being conveyed and what is being done.
15:39 But apart from that, the Arab countries are still the main contributors to Palestine.
15:44 It means that in reality, the Arab countries can still support Palestine, but maybe the political choices are different.
15:54 Okay, Mr. Broto, this is the last question that many viewers from CNN Indonesia may also ask.
16:01 In reality, with this normalization, can the world hope to solve or maybe to pacify the conflict between Israel and Palestine?
16:10 In my opinion, no.
16:14 Why? Because actually what is involved in this conflict is mainly Israel and Palestine.
16:19 Okay.
16:20 If we talk about Israel, the current government is right-wing.
16:23 Okay.
16:24 The right-wing government generally does not want to negotiate.
16:27 Then in Palestine, there are still groups that use violence.
16:31 So, as long as the groups that use violence or the right-wing government in Israel do not change their paradigm, it will be difficult.
16:40 So, we can all hope that they will want to meet.
16:45 But if Israel and Palestine themselves do not want to meet, it will not happen.
16:50 But can it bridge the gap?
16:55 More will be able to push.
16:57 It means that Arab countries that have a relationship with Israel can once or twice then they press.
17:02 So that if there is a problem, do not use violence and so on.
17:06 If the process is carried out continuously by all countries, Israel will eventually lose friends.
17:14 Okay, thank you, Mr. Broto Wardoyo, Professor of International Relations Studies at the University of Indonesia who has joined us at CNN Indonesia Connected.
17:24 Greetings, sir. Thank you.
17:26 Thank you, Sarah. Always be healthy.
17:28 That's all for this week's Asian Corner. We're back to Farhanisa.
17:33 Thank you, Sarah.
17:35 And CNN Indonesia will be back with information about the front against Uzbekistan on Thursday.
17:42 Where Indonesia continues to develop its strategy and information.
17:45 We present the next segment.
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18:45 We see the first one, this is about France that prohibits athletes to wear hijab at the 2024 Olympics.
18:51 Where the French government prohibits their athletes to wear hijab when competing at the 2024 Paris Olympics on July 26 to August 11 next year.
19:01 According to CNN, the French Minister of Sports said the ban is to support the secular regime that is applied strictly in the field of sports.
19:10 Previously, there were laws last June to prohibit the use of hijab in football matches.
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19:26 More precisely, it will be the last Supermoon to decorate the sky in 2023.
19:31 In Indonesia, the peak of the full moon will occur on Friday, September 29 before the sun sets.
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19:43 The moon looks about 30% brighter and about 14% bigger if seen from the sky.