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Biem Asset Increases Up to Rp 17 Billion

Berita Jakarta 06 Jun 2012
This asset is obtained from radio business which spread until 13 networks. In details, Biem has 14 radios are ADS, FM, GSP, Cirebon FM, Bandung FM, Bens Radio, Pasundan Radio, Serang Radio, Krakatau Radio, Banten Radio, Lean Puri Radio, Indralaya, Sriwijaya and Al Jabar Serumpun.
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Blasts Heard in Jakarta, Two Other Towns: Media

Yahoo Daily News 19 Dec 2004
(1930 EST) in Jakarta, the satellite city of Tangerang, and also Serang in West Java province. El Shinta radio said it could have been a meteor shower.
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Indonesia blasts may be meteor shower

Australian Broadcasting Corporation 19 Dec 2004
Several loud blasts have been heard in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, and two nearby towns, though one radio report said it could have been a meteor shower ... and also Serang in West Java province ... Local news radio and TV stations were paying little attention to the explosions.
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Blasts in Indonesian Cities Possibly Meteor-Media

Yahoo Daily News 19 Dec 2004
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Several loud blasts were heard in the Indonesian capital Jakarta and two nearby towns early on Sunday, but one radio report said it could have been a meteor shower ... (1930 EST) in Jakarta, the satellite city of Tangerang, and also Serang in West Java province. El Shinta radio said it could have been a meteor shower.
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Police Probe Indonesia Blast Reports, May Be Meteor

Yahoo Daily News 19 Dec 2004
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Several loud blasts were heard in the Indonesian capital Jakarta and two nearby towns early on Sunday, but police said they had found no evidence of bombs and one radio report said it could have been a meteor shower ... in Jakarta, the satellite city of Tangerang, and also Serang in West Java province.
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Indonesian police probe mystery blasts

MSNBC 19 Dec 2004
JAKARTA - Several loud blasts were heard in the Indonesian capital Jakarta and two nearby towns early on Sunday, but police said they had found no evidence of bombs and one radio report said it could have been a meteor shower ... in Jakarta, the satellite city of Tangerang, and also Serang in West Java province.
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Indonesians protest price hikes

Business Day 08 Jan 2003
Hundreds of students burnt portraits of President Megawati Sukarnoputri and Vice President Hamzah Haz at Palu in Central Sulawesi, the Detikcom online news service reported. Students also protested at the provincial parliaments at Yogyakarta in Central Java and at Serang in Banten province in West Java, ElShinta radio said ... AFP. .
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