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2 February 2016

Worshipers starting burning the yellow papers as the symbol to sending Deities brought by the smoke to heaven and meet God at Tay Kak Sie Temple Semarang City, Indonesia. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, February 2nd, 2016. The Chinese community at Temple Tay Kak Sie of Semarang City, Central Java, holding one of sacred rituals called "Toa Pek Kong", a ritual that held for sending the Deities, by burning yellow papers which illustrated a group cavalry who guarding Deities to meet God in heaven and convey a message that the temple ready for welcoming Chinese Lunar New Year 2567 which will fall February 8th 2016 ahead.

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#1031002

2 February 2016

Worshipers starting burning the yellow papers as the symbol to sending Deities brought by the smoke to heaven and meet God at Tay Kak Sie Temple Semarang City, Indonesia. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, February 2nd, 2016. The Chinese community at Temple Tay Kak Sie of Semarang City, Central Java, holding one of sacred rituals called "Toa Pek Kong", a ritual that held for sending the Deities, by burning yellow papers which illustrated a group cavalry who guarding Deities to meet God in heaven and convey a message that the temple ready for welcoming Chinese Lunar New Year 2567 which will fall February 8th 2016 ahead.

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#1028254

31 January 2016

The Donators seen giving gifts a red envelope called "angpao" to the Chinese elderly community in Temple of Tay Kak Sie Semarang City, Indonesia on January 31st, 2016. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, January 31st, 2016. One week before Chinese Lunar New Year The Temple of Thai Kak Sie in Semarang, Central Java handed out more than 1,200 charitable gifts to Chinese elders around the Semarang City. In advance of the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year 2567, The year of the monkey which will commence on February 8th,2016 ahead. This annual charity always held to help Chinese elder community which underprivileged . The gifts given out at the temple to locals of Chinese origin are called "angpao" and consist of a red envelope containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food.

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#1028255

31 January 2016

An woman and other elderly seen received a box of food while waiting the queue outside of Temple of Tay Kak Sie Semarang City, Indonesia on January 31st, 2016. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, January 31st, 2016. One week before Chinese Lunar New Year The Temple of Thai Kak Sie in Semarang, Central Java handed out more than 1,200 charitable gifts to Chinese elders around the Semarang City. In advance of the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year 2567, The year of the monkey which will commence on February 8th,2016 ahead. This annual charity always held to help Chinese elder community which underprivileged . The gifts given out at the temple to locals of Chinese origin are called "angpao" and consist of a red envelope containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food.

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31 January 2016

The Donators seen giving gifts a red envelope called "angpao" to the Chinese elderly community in Temple of Tay Kak Sie Semarang City, Indonesia on January 31st, 2016. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, January 31st, 2016. One week before Chinese Lunar New Year The Temple of Thai Kak Sie in Semarang, Central Java handed out more than 1,200 charitable gifts to Chinese elders around the Semarang City. In advance of the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year 2567, The year of the monkey which will commence on February 8th,2016 ahead. This annual charity always held to help Chinese elder community which underprivileged . The gifts given out at the temple to locals of Chinese origin are called "angpao" and consist of a red envelope containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food.

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#1028258

31 January 2016

An elderly man were seen happy and smile guided walk by the committee after got a share of gifts a red envelope called "angpao" containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) in Temple of Tay Kak Sie Semarang City, Indonesia on January 31st, 2016. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, January 31st, 2016. One week before Chinese Lunar New Year The Temple of Thai Kak Sie in Semarang, Central Java handed out more than 1,200 charitable gifts to Chinese elders around the Semarang City. In advance of the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year 2567, The year of the monkey which will commence on February 8th,2016 ahead. This annual charity always held to help Chinese elder community which underprivileged . The gifts given out at the temple to locals of Chinese origin are called "angpao" and consist of a red envelope containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food.

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#1028259

31 January 2016

A donator seen hold a red envelope called "angpao" containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) to share to chinese elderly community in Temple of Tay Kak Sie Semarang City, Indonesia on January 31st, 2016. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, January 31st, 2016. One week before Chinese Lunar New Year The Temple of Thai Kak Sie in Semarang, Central Java handed out more than 1,200 charitable gifts to Chinese elders around the Semarang City. In advance of the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year 2567, The year of the monkey which will commence on February 8th,2016 ahead. This annual charity always held to help Chinese elder community which underprivileged . The gifts given out at the temple to locals of Chinese origin are called "angpao" and consist of a red envelope containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food.

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#1028260

31 January 2016

The Donators seen giving gifts a red envelope called "angpao" to the Chinese elderly community in Temple of Tay Kak Sie Semarang City, Indonesia on January 31st, 2016. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, January 31st, 2016. One week before Chinese Lunar New Year The Temple of Thai Kak Sie in Semarang, Central Java handed out more than 1,200 charitable gifts to Chinese elders around the Semarang City. In advance of the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year 2567, The year of the monkey which will commence on February 8th,2016 ahead. This annual charity always held to help Chinese elder community which underprivileged . The gifts given out at the temple to locals of Chinese origin are called "angpao" and consist of a red envelope containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food.

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#1028261

31 January 2016

Some of elderly seen walked out from temple after got a share of gifts a red envelope called "angpao" containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food in Temple of Tay Kak Sie Semarang City, Indonesia on January 31st, 2016. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, January 31st, 2016. One week before Chinese Lunar New Year The Temple of Thai Kak Sie in Semarang, Central Java handed out more than 1,200 charitable gifts to Chinese elders around the Semarang City. In advance of the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year 2567, The year of the monkey which will commence on February 8th,2016 ahead. This annual charity always held to help Chinese elder community which underprivileged . The gifts given out at the temple to locals of Chinese origin are called "angpao" and consist of a red envelope containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food.

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#1028262

31 January 2016

Some of elderly seen walked out from temple after got a share of gifts a red envelope called "angpao" containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food in Temple of Tay Kak Sie Semarang City, Indonesia on January 31st, 2016. SEMARANG-INDONESIA, January 31st, 2016. One week before Chinese Lunar New Year The Temple of Thai Kak Sie in Semarang, Central Java handed out more than 1,200 charitable gifts to Chinese elders around the Semarang City. In advance of the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year 2567, The year of the monkey which will commence on February 8th,2016 ahead. This annual charity always held to help Chinese elder community which underprivileged . The gifts given out at the temple to locals of Chinese origin are called "angpao" and consist of a red envelope containing 200 thousand rupiahs ($14 USD) and a box of food.

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#1024937

28 January 2016

Head of The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Budi Waseso (center) giving press release about arrests of Pakistan's syndicate with 100 Kgs of Methamphetamine in the location of furniture warehouse that used by the International syndicate to hiding their drugs at Pekalongan Village, Jepara, Central Java, Indonesia, on January 28, 2016. The National Narcotics Agency ( BNN) has arrested eight men, including four Pakistan nationals, with around 100 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine worth billions of rupiah in a drug bust at a furniture warehouse in Jepara, Central Java on Wednesday (27/1/2016). From the results of the raid found 194 engine generator sets containing the illicit drug methamphetamine weighing 1.5 kilograms to 2.0 kilograms hidden in the cylinder which is in the generator. Until now, BNN has counted 94 engine generators and found about 100 Kgs of methamphetamine. There are still 100 engine generators again wrapped so it is not known how the whole amount of methamphetamine were found. Head of The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Budi Waseso onThursday (28/1/2016), at the site of the raid, said the syndicate had been operating in Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya. A total of four Pakistani nationals, namely Faiq, Amran Malik Riaz, and Toriq, and four citizens of Indonesia, Yulian, Tommy, Kristiadi, and Didier, has been named as a suspect. They will punishable by a minimum 4 years in prison and a maximum sentence of death by the Indonesian law rules about narcotics.

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#1024938

28 January 2016

Some of evidence such as of 100 Kgs methamphetamine, Personal ID, money totals 700 hundred million rupiahs , visas, Bank account books and cell phones that used by the suspects to operating their dirty business in furniture warehouse at Pekalongan village, Jepara, Central Java Indonesia, on January 28, 2016. The National Narcotics Agency ( BNN) has arrested eight men, including four Pakistan nationals, with around 100 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine worth billions of rupiah in a drug bust at a furniture warehouse in Jepara, Central Java on Wednesday (27/1/2016). From the results of the raid found 194 engine generator sets containing the illicit drug methamphetamine weighing 1.5 kilograms to 2.0 kilograms hidden in the cylinder which is in the generator. Until now, BNN has counted 94 engine generators and found about 100 Kgs of methamphetamine. There are still 100 engine generators again wrapped so it is not known how the whole amount of methamphetamine were found. Head of The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Budi Waseso onThursday (28/1/2016), at the site of the raid, said the syndicate had been operating in Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya. A total of four Pakistani nationals, namely Faiq, Amran Malik Riaz, and Toriq, and four citizens of Indonesia, Yulian, Tommy, Kristiadi, and Didier, has been named as a suspect. They will punishable by a minimum 4 years in prison and a maximum sentence of death by the Indonesian law rules about narcotics.

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#1024939

28 January 2016

Head of The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Budi Waseso giving press release about arrests of Pakistan's syndicate with 100 Kgs of Methamphetamine in the location of furniture warehouse that used by the International syndicate to hiding their drugs at Pekalongan Village, Jepara, Central Java, Indonesia, on January 28, 2016. The National Narcotics Agency ( BNN) has arrested eight men, including four Pakistan nationals, with around 100 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine worth billions of rupiah in a drug bust at a furniture warehouse in Jepara, Central Java on Wednesday (27/1/2016). From the results of the raid found 194 engine generator sets containing the illicit drug methamphetamine weighing 1.5 kilograms to 2.0 kilograms hidden in the cylinder which is in the generator. Until now, BNN has counted 94 engine generators and found about 100 Kgs of methamphetamine. There are still 100 engine generators again wrapped so it is not known how the whole amount of methamphetamine were found. Head of The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Budi Waseso onThursday (28/1/2016), at the site of the raid, said the syndicate had been operating in Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya. A total of four Pakistani nationals, namely Faiq, Amran Malik Riaz, and Toriq, and four citizens of Indonesia, Yulian, Tommy, Kristiadi, and Didier, has been named as a suspect. They will punishable by a minimum 4 years in prison and a maximum sentence of death by the Indonesian law rules about narcotics.

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#1024941

28 January 2016

Riaz (Pakistan's Nationals) one of suspects of International drugs syndicate as a coordinator who already living in Indonesia for several years and got Indonesian wife to hiding his dirty business in Jepara, Central Java, Indonesia, on January 28, 2016. The National Narcotics Agency ( BNN) has arrested eight men, including four Pakistan nationals, with around 100 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine worth billions of rupiah in a drug bust at a furniture warehouse in Jepara, Central Java on Wednesday (27/1/2016). From the results of the raid found 194 engine generator sets containing the illicit drug methamphetamine weighing 1.5 kilograms to 2.0 kilograms hidden in the cylinder which is in the generator. Until now, BNN has counted 94 engine generators and found about 100 Kgs of methamphetamine. There are still 100 engine generators again wrapped so it is not known how the whole amount of methamphetamine were found. Head of The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Budi Waseso onThursday (28/1/2016), at the site of the raid, said the syndicate had been operating in Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya. A total of four Pakistani nationals, namely Faiq, Amran Malik Riaz, and Toriq, and four citizens of Indonesia, Yulian, Tommy, Kristiadi, and Didier, has been named as a suspect. They will punishable by a minimum 4 years in prison and a maximum sentence of death by the Indonesian law rules about narcotics.

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#1024955

28 January 2016

Two from eight suspects, Dodit (Indonesian Nationals Left Blue shirt) who helping Riaz (Pakistan's Nationals right red shirt) to Coordinating and make plan for transporting crystal methamphetamine from Tanjung Mas Port of Semarang to Jepara Furniture warehouse, Central Java, Indonesia, on January 28, 2016. The National Narcotics Agency ( BNN) has arrested eight men, including four Pakistan nationals, with around 100 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine worth billions of rupiah in a drug bust at a furniture warehouse in Jepara, Central Java on Wednesday (27/1/2016). From the results of the raid found 194 engine generator sets containing the illicit drug methamphetamine weighing 1.5 kilograms to 2.0 kilograms hidden in the cylinder which is in the generator. Until now, BNN has counted 94 engine generators and found about 100 Kgs of methamphetamine. There are still 100 engine generators again wrapped so it is not known how the whole amount of methamphetamine were found. Head of The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Budi Waseso onThursday (28/1/2016), at the site of the raid, said the syndicate had been operating in Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya. A total of four Pakistani nationals, namely Faiq, Amran Malik Riaz, and Toriq, and four citizens of Indonesia, Yulian, Tommy, Kristiadi, and Didier, has been named as a suspect. They will punishable by a minimum 4 years in prison and a maximum sentence of death by the Indonesian law rules about narcotics.

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#1024963

28 January 2016

JEPARA-INDONESIA January 28th, 2016.The officers open one of engine generators to show how they hiding the methamphetamine and tricking the Customs Duty Officers inspection of International Port by using carbon paper anti scanner. The National Narcotics Agency ( BNN) has arrested eight men, including four Pakistan nationals, with around 100 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine worth billions of rupiah in a drug bust at a furniture warehouse in Jepara, Central Java on Wednesday (27/1/2016). From the results of the raid found 194 engine generator sets containing the illicit drug methamphetamine weighing 1.5 kilograms to 2.0 kilograms hidden in the cylinder which is in the generator. Until now, BNN has counted 94 engine generators and found about 100 Kgs of methamphetamine. There are still 100 engine generators again wrapped so it is not known how the whole amount of methamphetamine were found. Head of The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Budi Waseso onThursday (28/1/2016), at the site of the raid, said the syndicate had been operating in Jakarta, Semarang and Surabaya. A total of four Pakistani nationals, namely Faiq, Amran Malik Riaz, and Toriq, and four citizens of Indonesia, Yulian, Tommy, Kristiadi, and Didier, has been named as a suspect. They will punishable by a minimum 4 years in prison and a maximum sentence of death by the Indonesian law rules about narcotics.

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