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No Indonesian victims in Aegean Sea earthquake: Embassy in Turkey
The Indonesian Embassy in Turkey has said there are no reports of Indonesian victims from a magnitude 7.0 earthquake that hit the Aegean Sea off the coasts of Turkey and Greece on Friday. In a statement issued Friday, the Indonesian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, said that it would continue coordination with local authorities and the Indonesian citizen protection task force in the country and communities in the affected region. “So far, we have not received any reports regarding Indonesian nationals directly affected by the earthquake,” Harliyanto, the embassy’s citizen protection coordinator, said in a statement. According to embassy data, ninety-eight Indonesian citizens reside in Izmir, Turkey, and nearby regions affected by the tremor. Most of them are students and spa workers. Around 5,000 Indonesians live in Turkey, including 2,700 students and 1,500 spa workers. (adapted from: https://www.thejakartapost.com)
What is the purpose of the text?
To inform a newsworthy event about an earthquake
To entertain the audience with a myth of an earthquake
To retell someone’s experience in an earthquake
To explain the process of an earthquake
To describe a safety procedure during earthquake
No Indonesian victims in Aegean Sea earthquake: Embassy in Turkey
The Indonesian Embassy in Turkey has said there are no reports of Indonesian victims from a magnitude 7.0 earthquake that hit the Aegean Sea off the coasts of Turkey and Greece on Friday. In a statement issued Friday, the Indonesian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, said that it would continue coordination with local authorities and the Indonesian citizen protection task force in the country and communities in the affected region. “So far, we have not received any reports regarding Indonesian nationals directly affected by the earthquake,” Harliyanto, the embassy’s citizen protection coordinator, said in a statement. According to embassy data, ninety-eight Indonesian citizens reside in Izmir, Turkey, and nearby regions affected by the tremor. Most of them are students and spa workers. Around 5,000 Indonesians live in Turkey, including 2,700 students and 1,500 spa workers. (adapted from: https://www.thejakartapost.com)
What is the text about?
Spa workers in Turkey.
The Indonesian embassy in Turkey.
Indonesian citizens in Turkey.
An earthquake in Turkey.
Indonesian students in Turkey.
No Indonesian victims in Aegean Sea earthquake: Embassy in Turkey
The Indonesian Embassy in Turkey has said there are no reports of Indonesian victims from a magnitude 7.0 earthquake that hit the Aegean Sea off the coasts of Turkey and Greece on Friday. In a statement issued Friday, the Indonesian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, said that it would continue coordination with local authorities and the Indonesian citizen protection task force in the country and communities in the affected region. “So far, we have not received any reports regarding Indonesian nationals directly affected by the earthquake,” Harliyanto, the embassy’s citizen protection coordinator, said in a statement. According to embassy data, ninety-eight Indonesian citizens reside in Izmir, Turkey, and nearby regions affected by the tremor. Most of them are students and spa workers. Around 5,000 Indonesians live in Turkey, including 2,700 students and 1,500 spa workers. (adapted from: https://www.thejakartapost.com)
Who made the statements in the news above?
The Indonesian spa workers.
The Indonesian embassy.
The local authorities.
The news reporters.
The news readers.
No Indonesian victims in Aegean Sea earthquake: Embassy in Turkey
The Indonesian Embassy in Turkey has said there are no reports of Indonesian victims from a magnitude 7.0 earthquake that hit the Aegean Sea off the coasts of Turkey and Greece on Friday. In a statement issued Friday, the Indonesian Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, said that it would continue coordination with local authorities and the Indonesian citizen protection task force in the country and communities in the affected region. “So far, we have not received any reports regarding Indonesian nationals directly affected by the earthquake,” Harliyanto, the embassy’s citizen protection coordinator, said in a statement. According to embassy data, ninety-eight Indonesian citizens reside in Izmir, Turkey, and nearby regions affected by the tremor. Most of them are students and spa workers. Around 5,000 Indonesians live in Turkey, including 2,700 students and 1,500 spa workers. (adapted from: https://www.thejakartapost.com)
What did Harliyanto say regarding Indonesian nationals directly affected by the earthquake?
He said that they had not received any reports.
He said that they have not received any reports.
He asked if they had received any reports.
He asked if they have received any reports.
He said that they received any reports.
Residents raise concerns over safety after street collapses in Matraman
Residents living alongside the Ciliwung River canal in Kebon Manggis, Matraman, East Jakarta, have raised concerns over their safety after Jl. Kesatrian X, a street in front of their houses and beside the canal, collapsed on Tuesday. The subsided 50-meter section of the street forced motorcycles and cars onto alternative routes on Wednesday, leaving only about 30 centimeters of space for residents to walk along the street. The East Jakarta Water Resources Management Agency and the Public Facility Maintenance Agency (PPSU) began to build a gabion wall to reinforce the riverbank on Tuesday afternoon. “I’m really concerned about the safety of living here because of the incident,” said a resident named Rubinah. “I’m afraid that it might damage my house." (adapted from: https://www.thejakartapost.com)
What is the purpose of the text?
To retell an experience.
To entertain an audience.
To inform about a newsworthy event.
To describe something.
To explain a procedure.
Residents raise concerns over safety after street collapses in Matraman
Residents living alongside the Ciliwung River canal in Kebon Manggis, Matraman, East Jakarta, have raised concerns over their safety after Jl. Kesatrian X, a street in front of their houses and beside the canal, collapsed on Tuesday. The subsided 50-meter section of the street forced motorcycles and cars onto alternative routes on Wednesday, leaving only about 30 centimeters of space for residents to walk along the street. The East Jakarta Water Resources Management Agency and the Public Facility Maintenance Agency (PPSU) began to build a gabion wall to reinforce the riverbank on Tuesday afternoon. “I’m really concerned about the safety of living here because of the incident,” said a resident named Rubinah. “I’m afraid that it might damage my house." (adapted from: https://www.thejakartapost.com)
What is the news about?
A water resources agency.
A riverbank imporvement.
An alternative route.
A gabion wall.
A collapsing street.
Residents raise concerns over safety after street collapses in Matraman
Residents living alongside the Ciliwung River canal in Kebon Manggis, Matraman, East Jakarta, have raised concerns over their safety after Jl. Kesatrian X, a street in front of their houses and beside the canal, collapsed on Tuesday. The subsided 50-meter section of the street forced motorcycles and cars onto alternative routes on Wednesday, leaving only about 30 centimeters of space for residents to walk along the street. The East Jakarta Water Resources Management Agency and the Public Facility Maintenance Agency (PPSU) began to build a gabion wall to reinforce the riverbank on Tuesday afternoon. “I’m really concerned about the safety of living here because of the incident,” said a resident named Rubinah. “I’m afraid that it might damage my house." (adapted from: https://www.thejakartapost.com)
Who was interviewed?
An agency.
A resident.
A car driver.
A motorcycle rider.
A motorcycle facility.
Residents raise concerns over safety after street collapses in Matraman
Residents living alongside the Ciliwung River canal in Kebon Manggis, Matraman, East Jakarta, have raised concerns over their safety after Jl. Kesatrian X, a street in front of their houses and beside the canal, collapsed on Tuesday. The subsided 50-meter section of the street forced motorcycles and cars onto alternative routes on Wednesday, leaving only about 30 centimeters of space for residents to walk along the street. The East Jakarta Water Resources Management Agency and the Public Facility Maintenance Agency (PPSU) began to build a gabion wall to reinforce the riverbank on Tuesday afternoon. “I’m really concerned about the safety of living here because of the incident,” said a resident named Rubinah. “I’m afraid that it might damage my house." (adapted from: https://www.thejakartapost.com)
What did Rubinah feel about the incident?
She said that I am concerned about the safety of her house.
She said that she is concerned about the safety of her house.
She said that she was concerned about the safety of her house.
She said that I was concerned about the safety of her house.
She said that she had been concerened about the safety of her house.
Flooding in Jakarta
The flooding, caused by days of heavy rains in Jakarta, has blocked roads and forced businesses in the capital to close. The governor of Jakarta has declared a state of emergency. He also said he was committed to making a ‘breakthrough’ in efforts to tackle the flooding. Jakarta resident, Wildan, urged the government to do more to stop floods in the future. “The dams are no longer sufficient to hold the water,” he said. Yayan Supriatna, an urban planning expert, told the BBC that Jakarta’s drainage system “is still the same as it was in the Dutch colonial era and should be rebuilt. “The floods are caused by the failure to manage and sustain the rivers as water reservoirs.”
What is the purpose of the text?
To describe a procedure to prevent a flood.
To entertain readers with a story about a flood.
To explain the process of a natural disaster.
To tell an audience about a series of events.
To inform the readers about a newsworthy event.
Flooding in Jakarta
The flooding, caused by days of heavy rains in Jakarta, has blocked roads and forced businesses in the capital to close. The governor of Jakarta has declared a state of emergency. He also said he was committed to making a ‘breakthrough’ in efforts to tackle the flooding. Jakarta resident, Wildan, urged the government to do more to stop floods in the future. “The dams are no longer sufficient to hold the water,” he said. Yayan Supriatna, an urban planning expert, told the BBC that Jakarta’s drainage system “is still the same as it was in the Dutch colonial era and should be rebuilt. “The floods are caused by the failure to manage and sustain the rivers as water reservoirs.”
What is the news about?
A flood outside Jakarta.
A water reservoir.
A drainage system.
A flood in Jakarta.
A state of emergency.
Flooding in Jakarta
The flooding, caused by days of heavy rains in Jakarta, has blocked roads and forced businesses in the capital to close. The governor of Jakarta has declared a state of emergency. He also said he was committed to making a ‘breakthrough’ in efforts to tackle the flooding. Jakarta resident, Wildan, urged the government to do more to stop floods in the future. “The dams are no longer sufficient to hold the water,” he said. Yayan Supriatna, an urban planning expert, told the BBC that Jakarta’s drainage system “is still the same as it was in the Dutch colonial era and should be rebuilt. “The floods are caused by the failure to manage and sustain the rivers as water reservoirs.”
Who made the statements?
The governor and an expert.
The Dutch authorities.
The BBC reporters.
The business owners.
The resident and a reporter.
Flooding in Jakarta
The flooding, caused by days of heavy rains in Jakarta, has blocked roads and forced businesses in the capital to close. The governor of Jakarta has declared a state of emergency. He also said he was committed to making a ‘breakthrough’ in efforts to tackle the flooding. Jakarta resident, Wildan, urged the government to do more to stop floods in the future. “The dams are no longer sufficient to hold the water,” he said. Yayan Supriatna, an urban planning expert, told the BBC that Jakarta’s drainage system “is still the same as it was in the Dutch colonial era and should be rebuilt. “The floods are caused by the failure to manage and sustain the rivers as water reservoirs.”
What did Yayan Supriatna say about the drainage system?
He said that …
it is still the same as it is in the colonial era.
it was still the same as it had been in the colonial era.
it has been still the same as it is in the colonial era.
it had been still the same as it had been in the colonial era.
It was still the same as it was in the colonial era.
