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Residents watch fireworks being shot into the air during the change of year from 2024 to 2025 in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on January 1, 2025. Most residents hope that 2025 will be better than 2024. (bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki)

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Ed-General Editorial

New Year 2025 in Palu

$300

Persembahan dalam ritual Movunja, beras ketan putih, beras ketan hitam, telur, pinang, kapur sirih, korek api. (bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki)

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Sesajen Movunja

$300

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Ed-Art Ed-Culture Editorial

Pertunjukan Tari Pamonte

$300

Seorang anak yang yang tergabung dalam Barisan Aliansi Resistensi Al-Aqsha (Baraq) memegang spanduk saat ikut berunjukrasa di Palu, Sulawesi Tengah, Jumat (5/4/2021). Mereka menyerukan penghentian genosida bagi rakyat Palestina, melawan zionisme internasional, dan meminta pemboikotan produk Israel dan juga pendukung genosida di Palestina. bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki

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Ed-General Editorial

Stop Genosida Palestina

$300

Umat Hindu mengikuti ritual persembahyangan Hari Kuningan di Pura Agung Wana Kertha Jagatnatha di Palu, Sulawesi Tengah, Sabtu (9/3/2024). Persembahyangan Hari Kuningan yang digelar 10 hari setelah perayaan Hari Galungan itu diikuti umat Hindu di Kota Palu dan sekitarnya sebagai bentuk tanda terima kasih terhadap kemakmuran dan kesejahteraan yang telah dilimpahkan Hyang Widhi Wasa. bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki

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Ed-Culture Editorial

Persembahyangan Hari Kuningan

$300

Sejumlah relawan membersihkan sampah kiriman yang menumpuk di Pantai Dupa, Teluk Palu, Sulawesi Tengah, Minggu (3/3/2024). Sampah kiriman di kawasan konservasi mangrove itu datang dan menumpuk secara periodik selama November-Maret atau periode angin Barat dan sulit dihindari karena menjadi siklus tahunan. bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki

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Ed-Environment Editorial

Sampah Kiriman Teluk Palu

$300

Pengunjung berjalan di atas dek bangkai kapal yang terhempas ke darat akibat tsunami 2018 di Kelurahan Mamboro, Palu, Sulawesi Tengah, Senin (5/2/2024). Sisa KM Anugerah Perdana 9 yang sebelumnya mensuplai elpiji cair ke Kota Palu dan kini menjadi besi tua itu banyak dikunjungi warga sekitar dan menjadi pengingat kerawanan bencana, terutama tsunami di wilayah itu. bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki

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Ed-General Editorial

Kapal Sisa Tsunami Palu

$300

Residents celebrate the New Year with fireworks in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Monday, January 1. Although it had rained, it did not discourage residents from going out of their homes and celebrating the turn of the year from 2023 to 2024. bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki

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Ed-General Editorial

New Year 2024 in Palu

$300

A man shows a stranded purple jellyfish or crown jellyfish (Cephea cephea) floating on Palu Bay Beach, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on February 17, 2023. Dozens of jellyfish between 30cm and 50cm in diameter that live in the deep seas around the Pacific and East Atlantic Seas and are also found on Australia's Sydney South Coast coast are thought to be carried by strong winds and ocean currents other than due to climate change factors. Murdoch University of Australia's Marine Expert Mike Van Kuelen said it was likely that the jellyfish stranding was due to Australia's eastern aurs stretching from North to South. When the water is warm due to climate change, ocean waves cause bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef and encourage tropical species to migrate south rather than their normal habitats. (Photo: bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki)

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Ed-Environment Editorial

Jellyfish Stranded in Palu Bay

$300

A medical officer brought logistics to the Isolation Room for Patients Under Supervision (PDP) at Undata Hospital, Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on March 15, 2020. In accordance with the Ministry of Health protocol, the hospital isolated two female patients after being referred from another hospital because experience symptoms of COVID-19 after traveling outside the area. From 30 December 2019 to 15 March 2020, there were 1,293 people examined from 28 provinces in Indonesia with 1,167 negative results, 117 COVID-19 positive confirmation cases and 9 samples were still being examined. (bmzIMAGES/Basri Marzuki)

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General Stories

Those who Bet on the Front Guard COVID-19

$500

Grilled Tilapia Fish

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Grilled Tilapia Fish

$500

Spicy Mango-Carrots and Spicy Tomato Sambal

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Spicy Sambals

$500