Updated: September 17, 2023 IAAI asks National Museum to collect data on fire-damaged artifacts Must Read Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - May 30, 2025West Java mining landslide kills 10, rescue efforts ongoing Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - May 30, 2025Indonesia targets 2025 ASEAN U-23 Championship title Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - May 30, 2025Indonesia’s Batam raises COVID-19 alert amid Singapore case surge Chair of the Greater Jakarta Association of Indonesian Archaeologists (IAAI), Dyah Chitraria Liestyati, asked the National Museum to collect data on the fire-damaged artifacts so that appropriate handling can be carried … Previous articleSome 2,500 people join Run for PON 2023Next articleClimate change can affect children’s basic rights: Observer Latest News National - May 30, 2025West Java mining landslide kills 10, rescue efforts ongoingThe bodies of 10 victims killed in a landslide at the Mount Kuda limestone mining site in Cirebon District,... National Indonesia targets 2025 ASEAN U-23 Championship title - May 30, 2025 National Indonesia’s Batam raises COVID-19 alert amid Singapore case surge - May 30, 2025 National Indonesia eyes reciprocal Makkah Route for Hajj pilgrims - May 30, 2025 National Minister urges companies in Morowali improve eco-friendly operations - May 30, 2025 More Articles Like This West Java mining landslide kills 10, rescue efforts ongoing National - May 30, 2025 Indonesia targets 2025 ASEAN U-23 Championship title National - May 30, 2025 Indonesia’s Batam raises COVID-19 alert amid Singapore case surge National - May 30, 2025 Indonesia eyes reciprocal Makkah Route for Hajj pilgrims National - May 30, 2025
