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Tuesday, September 6, 2016 Actors Pierre Niney and Paula Beer attend the photocall for the movie “Frantz” at the 73rd Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy September 3, 2016.

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Post-war drama “Frantz” shot in two tongues to add truth, director says The movie tells the story of Anna, a young German played by Paula Beer, who mourns the death of Frantz, her fiance killed in battle, and meets Frenchman Adrien, starring Pierre Niney, who lays flowers on her fiance’s grave. “In Hollywood, there is this convention that everyone speaks English but the audience doesn’t want to have that any longer because they want to see truth,” Ozon told a news conference ahead of the film’s premier. “It was very important to use the

real languages because they are part of the cultures of both countries,” he said, adding this required Niney having to learn German along the way. “Frantz” is one of 20 U.S. and international movies competing for the Golden Lion that will be awarded on Sept. 10. The movie is based on a play written by French author Maurice Rostand right after World War I that had already been adopted for cinema by Ernst Lubitsch in his 1932 film “Broken Lullaby”. But while Lubitsch told the story

from the French point of view, Ozon does it from the perspective of a German girl. Another artistic element comes through in the use of colour with the drama shot predominantly in black and white and colour scenes dotted here and there to emphasise when the characters, burnt by the loss of their loved ones, finally come to life. “Our memories of war are linked with these two colours, black and white, the archives, the films, the footage...this is a time of sorrow and loss so I thought black and white were the best colours for the story,” he said. “Colour is much more emotional, and it provides an idea of one’s feeling.” (rtr)

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VENICE - French director Francois Ozon shot “Frantz” in both his native language and German to make the post-World War I drama screening at the Venice film festival more truthful, he said on Saturday.

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AS one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, Bali is certainly visited by travelers from different parts of the world. They mostly come and stay for few nights to enjoy the panoramic beauty and unique culture of the community and look for another uniqueness offered by tourism businesses. “Cultural products of the community, hospitality and natural beauty are the principal capital of Bali tourism in addition to adequate infrastructure and facilities owned by such the accommodation and transport,” said I Made Ardana Putra, a tourism player, Sunday (Sep. 4).

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A woman stands near a poster explaining about the Zika virus at the Ministry of Health office in Jakarta, Indonesia September 2, 2016. Picture taken September 2, 2016.

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Too costly for Indonesia to thoroughly test for Zika - health official

JAKARTA - Indonesia can not afford to thoroughly check for a possible Zika outbreak, a health ministry official said, as Southeast Asia’s most populous country must focus on fighting dengue, a potentially fatal virus also carried by mosquitoes. The World Health Organisation (WHO) lists Indonesia among Asian countries with possible endemic transmission of, or evidence of, local Zika infections, but authorities in the sprawling nation of 250 million people have yet to report any recent infections. Both dengue and Zika are spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which is common across Southeast Asia. Neighbouring Singapore has over the past week said it detected more than 240 Zika cases while Malaysia reported its first locally

transmitted infection on Saturday. The Philippines confirmed on Monday its first case of Zika this year and said it was “highly likely” it had been locally transmitted. “At the moment we cannot go out there and test everybody or every suspected case for Zika because it is too costly,” Muhamad Subuh, director general for disease prevention and control at Indonesia’s health ministry, told Reuters. “There are other priorities like dengue fever, which is more prevalent and more dangerous, and we

have to allocate our resources accordingly.” Like many of its neighbours, Indonesia records thousands of dengue infections a year. Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s biggest economy but the World Bank estimates the government spends 5.7 percent of its gross domestic product on public health, which works out to $99 per person per year, compared with $459 in Malaysia, the region’s third largest economy. Subuh said the ministry was actively monitoring for Zika, but experts said authorities would struggle to identify patients as few hospitals offered Zika testing, and those that did expected patients to pay more than $150 for a test, put-

ting it out of reach of many ordinary Indonesians “The biggest challenge right now is that we may miss Zika-infected patients because of lack of facilities and testing,” said Tedjo Sasmono, a scientist at Jakarta’s Eijkman Institute, one of only two facilities in Indonesia capable of diagnosing Zika. The institute receives no government funding specifically for Zika and relies on funds from private hospitals, he said. Most people who are infected with Zika have mild symptoms but infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly - a severe birth defect in which the head and brain are undersized - as

well as other brain abnormalities. In adults, Zika infections have also been linked to a rare neurological syndrome known as GuillainBarre, as well as other neurological disorders. Regional experts say the spread of Zika across Southeast Asia is likely to remain significantly underreported as health authorities fail to conduct adequate screening.(rtr) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am. Listen to Global Radio FM at http:// globalfmbali.listen2myradio.com or live video streaming at http://radioglobalfmbali.com and http:// ustream.tv/channel/global-fm-bali.

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Tourists... From page 1

According to Ardana, the presence of tourism actually provides a very positive impact on the economy. Without tourism as the mainstay and support of the community, Bali even means nothing. The bombing occurred in 2002 really became a reality that has crippled the local economy. The success of intensive tourism promotion undertaken by central and local government and the tourism industry such as hotels, travel agencies, tourist object with print, electronic and online media has been able to bring in millions of travelers from all over the world every year. Of the thousands of foreigners coming to Bali, most of them are pure travelers wishing to enjoy the local beauty and culture on this Island of a

Thousand Temples. A small portion of them run hidden business behind the use of travel visa, run illegal business, work illegally in the tourism industry, produce illicit goods (crystal meth) and is often caught bringing illicit goods. It includes the crime at Tibu Beneng, North Kuta involving a French citizen, Amokrane, few months ago and the incident occurred two weeks ago on Kuta Beach related to the murder of traffic policeman, Wayan Sudarsa, by a couple of lovers Sara Connor from Australia and David James Taylor from England. “These cases reinforce the suspicion that the quantity and quality of crimes committed by foreigners in Bali tends to increase,” said this lecturer of Bali State Polytechnic. Reflecting from the cases involving the foreigners, all elements of society must equally be vigilant and

The tourists are crowded in Kuta

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mutually control for regional security as major consideration for people to travel, other than the factor of facilities and attractions. Bali currently inviting travelers from all classes should start thinking to bring in quality (classy) tourist that indeed have good personal and financial quality so that they come for holiday only. “All this time, the short-term targets only pursue the quantity or mass tourist. In this view, mass tourist is okay as long as the hotel is fully occupied; transport can operate; destination is offered a low price; and labor contract is made at threshold level. These conditions draw low quality travelers and even unemployment. This happens because Bali is sold as low price,” he said. Ardana asserted that the capital owned by tourism resources is very comprehensive, namely man-made factor (art crafts and painting), humanmade factor (hospitality or friendship) and environmental resources (natural environment). These are important capitals serving as foundation for promotional material to draw classy travelers, though they are not as many as tourists this time. In the meantime, Prof. Dr. Rai Setiabudhi, an academician, stated that Bali is indeed visited by foreigners, in general as travelers. However, some foreigners come with side purposes other than looking for profit. Unfortunately, not all them looking for profit

do it legally, but commit illegal deeds such as trafficking drugs, fraud, sex crimes against children (pedophile) and others. “It means that not all guests coming here are good-hearted and noble-hearted, but some few guests are evil-minded. The most alarming is crime with violence and more tragically the victims are police officers. I have confidence that police will think twice if they will equally respond with violence (apply SOP while on duty and careful consideration),” he said. In the meantime, the parties faced are violent and callous. In criminology, he added, it is known as irrational violence. By and large, this kind of person will do any violence to achieve its goals. In many cases, it is without any prior provocation and generally the culprit is not known. “Theoretically, violent crime is divided into primary violent crime and secondary violent crime. In primary violence, the culprit commits the crime for the first time, while in the secondary violent crime the culprit has often committed crimes. It is necessary to be investigated regarding the role of the culprit at

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the time of incident, culprit’s fault and maximum criminal sanction,” said Prof. Rai. In connection with the incident, in the future, police must be careful in implementing their tasks at night. Necessarily, police should be on duty in groups, at least in a group of two. Who has the primary role in overseeing foreign citizens in Bali? “Vanguard in this case lies in the immigration office. It has the tasks to check the document completeness and supervise their behavior whether has been in accordance with the residence permit or not?” he said. On the other hand, the community where foreigners stay should also oversee them. Should there be any suspicious things, they must be immediately reported. “Police in general also have a role to realize the order and security, chiefly the police assigned to become tourism security. Their roles are more specifically directed to maintain he order and security of travelers and tourist destination including the supervision against travelers with deviant behavior or criminal conduct,” said the lecturer at the Udayana University. (rah)

Data on foreigners getting involved in criminal cases: 1. 2014: Perpetrators—40; Victims--120: Deaths—69 2. 2015: Perpetrators—237; Victims—120; Deaths--46 (Source: Bali Police)

Lovina Festival features ‘hidden beauty of Lovina’

SINGARAJA - Lovina Beach has become a magnet for local and foreign travelers to visit North Bali. The government through the Culture and Tourism Agency is boosting tourist visit to Lovina Festival held on September 10-14. It features the theme ‘Hidden Beauty of Lovina.’ The Lovina Festival activity seeks to support the art and cultural potential, including the potential of Lovina Beach with its coral reef. The Head of the Buleleng Culture and Tourism Agency, Nyoman Sutrisna, explained that Lovina Festival is coupled with the Wonderful Indonesia and Sail Indonesia. Implementation on the first day will be filled with clean-up activity, culture-based tourism development seminar at Undiksha, Orhiba, conservation of coral reef, fish and turtle hatchling release and Balawan music. “We’d like to introduce more widely the beauty owned by Lovina. From the beginning, we have involved customary villages and explore the potential such as the conservation of sea

turtles. We hope the management in the future can be more optimal,” he explained, Sunday (Sep. 4). He told that the festival will be enlivened by the arrival of yachts from Australia in the near future on Lovina Beach. As the previous years, the yachts will stay for some time around the Lovina Beach. The organizers have designed a big stage in front of the dolphin statue. “The stage is designed for the main show. Then, in the planting of coral reef we will also carry the conservation vision including the release of fish and turtle hatchlings,” he said.

Implementation of cultural parade will involve several villages around the Lovina area. Some customary villages having the opportunity to be involved are the Banyualit, Kalibukbuk, Anturan and Pemaron. In the parade will be displayed distinctive cultures starting from Jalan Raya SingarajaSeririt, Kaliasem village to the dolphin statue. “Buffer villages are included in the main cultural displays,” he added. This festival is supported with the budget of IDR 350 million. As much as IDR 300 million is taken from the regional budget of Buleleng while the remaining from the private sector as well as sponsors. A number of villages involved in the cultural parade do not receive funding from the Culture and Tourism Agency. Last year every village got the assistance worth IDR 2 million, but the fund needed reached tens of

millions for the parade. “All the parade participants are supported by each village. We’d like to remind that closing ceremony of the festival will be graced

with Buleleng style Kecak involving 200 students of the SMAN Bali Mandara high school. Its storyline tells about Anglurah Panji Sakti,” he explained. (kmb34)

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SpaceX to shift Florida launches to new pad after explosion CAPE CANAVERAL - SpaceX said on Friday it would shift Florida flights to a nearly completed second site after damage to its launch pad on Thursday from the explosion of a rocket belonging to the space services company run by Elon Musk. The Federal Aviation Administration has sent seven people to Florida to supervise investigation of the disaster, said FAA spokesman Hank Price. The agency, which oversees U.S. commercial rocket launches, requires that SpaceX’s flights be suspended pending results of the probe. Any sign of rocket malfunction could require changes throughout the SpaceX fleet. After a SpaceX rocket exploded in June 2015, the program was paused for six months while defective brackets were replaced in Falcon 9 launch vehicles. Damage to SpaceX’s Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station is still being

assessed. “The pad clearly incurred damage, but the scope has yet to be fully determined,” SpaceX said in a statement late Friday. Pictures of the launch site after the explosion showed the top portion of a launch pad tower, which is used to raise the rocket and support it vertically, had canted over. The U.S. Air Force said in a statement that damage appeared to be contained within SpaceX’s launch complex. The cause of the accident, which destroyed a $200 million communications satellite, is under investigation. Meanwhile, more than 70 missions aboard Falcon rockets,

worth more than $10 billion, are on hold. With its launch pad likely facing major repairs, SpaceX said it would use a second Florida site, called 39A, which is located a few miles north at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and was used for space shuttle missions. The pad is on schedule to be operational in November, SpaceX said. The company had planned to use the pad for the first time later this year for a test flight of its new Falcon Heavy rocket. NASA spokesman Michael Curie said in an email that the site could be used for commercial and government flights, and SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell in a May conference said one customer, SES SA of Luxembourg, had expressed interest in flying from the historic launch pad. (rtr)

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An explosion on the launch site of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is shown in Cape Canaveral, Florida, U.S. September 1, 2016.

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When installing penjor

PLN suggests a minimal distance of 2.5 meters from 20KV network

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This Aug. 27, 2016 image provided by NASA shows Jupiter’s north polar region, taken by the Juno spacecraft 120,000 miles (195,000 kilometers) away from the planet. Unlike the equatorial region’s familiar structure of belts and zones, the poles are mottled with rotating storms of various sizes, similar to giant versions of hurricanes on Earth. Jupiter’s poles have not been seen from this perspective since the Pioneer 11 spacecraft flew by the planet in 1974.

NASA spacecraft beams back close-up views of Jupiter’s poles

LOS ANGELES — A NASA spacecraft has captured the best views of Jupiter yet, revealing turbulent storms in the north pole. Jupiter’s northern polar region is stormier than expected and appears bluer than the rest of the planet, said mission chief scientist Scott Bolton of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio. “This image is hardly recognizable as Jupiter,” he said in a statement. NASA on Friday released a batch of close-up pictures taken by the Juno spacecraft last week when it flew within 2,500 miles of Jupiter’s dense cloud tops. During the rendezvous that took Juno from pole to pole, the solar-powered spacecraft turned on its camera and instruments to collect data. The first glimpse of Jupiter’s poles came in 1974 when Pioneer 11 flew by on its way to Saturn. The detailed pictures taken by Juno look “like nothing we have seen or imagined before,” Bolton said. Juno also sent back unique

views of Jupiter’s bright southern lights considered the most powerful in the solar system. The flyby was the first of three dozen planned close passes during the 20-month mission. Unlike rocky Earth and Mars, Jupiter is a gas giant that likely formed first, shortly after the sun. Studying the largest planet in the solar system may hold clues to understanding how Earth and the rest of the planets formed. After a five-year journey, Juno slipped into orbit around Jupiter in July to map the massive planet’s poles, atmosphere and interior. It’s the first spacecraft to carry a titanium vault designed to shield its computer and electronics from intense radiation. Juno is only the second mission to orbit Jupiter. When it completes its job in 2018, it will deliberately crash into Jupiter’s atmosphere and disintegrate. NASA planned the finale so that Juno won’t accidentally smack into Jupiter’s moons, particularly the icy moon Europa, a target of future exploration. (ap)

DENPASAR - Ahead of Galungan and Kuningan, Area Manager of PLN South Bali, I Nyoman Sueca, urged people to maintain security when installing a penjor. “Let us equally be concerned with the maintenance of security. Avoid electrification incident due to penjor,” he explained on the car-free day (CFD) activity at the Bajra Sandhi Square, Renon, Sunday (Sep. 4). People can contact to call center of PLN at 123 or visit the website at www.pln.co.id when encountering tree, kite or penjor exposed to the 20 KV network owned by the PLN. To maintain security, customers can install penjor with a minimum distance of 2.5 meters from the 20 KV network. When participating in the National Customer Day, through the Bali free talk forum (PB3AS) he expressed his gratitude to all customers having been using electricity for productive things and encouraging the growth of Bali’s economy. “In accordance with the motto of the PLN, electricity for a better life, we hope that people can jointly participate in maintaining electricity,” he said. Community participation can be made through maintaining smooth distribution of electricity so as to provide maximum benefit for customers. The PLN greeting customer activity was also filled with distribution of flowers to customers and opening service stand at the location of the National Customer Day. (kmb42)

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Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Swing becomes a main attraction on Malibu Beach

Since the making of wooden swing on August 24, 2016, the Malibu Beach at Semaya hamlet, Suana, Nusa Penida, is increasingly crowded with visitors. Currently, the swing is often used by travelers or local people to take selfie pictures. Moreover, the view of the white sandy beaches and panoramic sunrise view makes this place a must-see destination when spending holidays to Nusa Penida.

As observation from morning until afternoon, there were about 50 visitors coming to enjoy the scenery on this white sandy beach. They were dominated by students of junior high and high school from various parts of Nusa Penida. Many

people do not know the bridge on the coast, considering Malibu Beach is more famous with its sunrise view. The swing on Malibu Beach is also used to take pictures by visitors. The swing on Malibu Beach poses an effort to promote the beach to the public. Kanti Wiguna customary youth club of Semaya hamlet has established tourism awareness group (Pokdarwis) to manage and maintain the coastal sanitation. “In the morning, we from the youth club perform beach cleanup and correct the sloping swing,” said Ajustira Ney. In the meantime, I Gede Hendra Novayana appointed to lead of Satya Semaya tourism awareness group said that his group is still submitting the group legality so as to be recognized by the government.

“We are making a proposal to be submitted to Suana village, Nusa Penida subdistrict office and government of Klungkung so that our group can be approved. Thus, we can do many things to explore the ideas and promote tourism in Nusa Penida, especially at Semaya hamlet,” he said. The Pokdarwis will become an extension of the seven charms program initiated by the Regent of Klungkung I Nyoman Suwirta in promoting tourism in Nusa Penida. So far, the Kanti Wiguna has carried out beach cleanup and attempted to provide uniqueness by building the wooden swing. “Gradually we invite the members of Satya Semaya to promote the seven charms. It includes the maintenance of sanitation, safety, hospitality and memories,” said Hendra. (dwa)

Claim to run out of money, a tourist begs

MANGUPURA - A tourist was seen begging on Jalan Bypass Kediri, Tabanan, Sunday (Sep. 4). He claimed from Germany and admitted to previously stay at an accommodation on Jalan Mataram, Kuta. Due to running out of money, he was forced to beg. “His right leg was big because of suffering elephantiasis. I met him at 17:45 as happened to have an affair in Tabanan. He did not want to mention his name. When I asked, he just said to come from Germany,” said a member of Kuta Police, Dewa Gede Saputrayasa. According to Saputra, the tourist tended to look down in shame. When invited to Kuta, he did not want. “I asked if he ever stayed on Jalan Mataram and at which lane he stayed in Kuta. He replied to ever do. But due to running out of money, he eventually becomes a beggar,” he said. “I’m sorry to see him in such condition. Since he did not want to be invited, well... I left him there,” said Saputra while saying to have given him a small sum of money. (kmb36) IBP/Dewa Farend

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Subak at suburbs of Negara

Threatened by land conversion, subak asked to be productive

As bodies pile up in Philippines, many fear to talk about Duterte’s war

MANILA - The body of 22-year-old pedicab driver Eric Sison lies in a coffin in a Manila slum with a chick pacing across his casket, placed there in keeping with a local tradition to symbolically peck at the conscience of his killers.

Over the years, the agriculture in Jembrana faces complicated problems threatening its existence. Aside from the lack of water availability, it is also lured by land conversion. Agricultural land at the outskirts of Negara, for instance, is increasingly narrower. Amid this condition, farmers are required to produce quality rice.

Within the past 20 years, farmers in the subak (Balinese irrigation cooperative) areas in Jembrana subdistrict start to experience the rapid depreciation of paddy field areas. Subak Sawe, for instance, in the 1980s had an area of nearly 100 hectares but has reduced by around 75 hectares. Currently, it has become the target of investors for land conversion. Location at higher area with mountain and downtown Negara view has become the main attraction. “Right now, many areas will face land conversion, but we cannot resist the desire of landowners. Most farmers here are sharecroppers,” said Putu Suwinda, Chief of Subak Sawe when met recently. Villas and land plots are now easily found in the north of the Krisna Jvara Stadium. According to him, since the issuance of regional bylaw (Perda) on Agriculture, the land conversion is rather difficult. He hoped there is a harsher policy to maintain this farm as happened in the 1980s. More extreme condition is experienced by farmers at Subak Tegallantang. Since the subak area belongs to the civic center, its acreage has dropped sharply. Land area

decreases as the result of the establishment of the civic government. In addition to settlements, the agricultural land is replaced with the supporting facilities of government buildings. Chief of Subak Tegallantang, Nyoman Parna, stated that his subak area only remains 30 hectares. Parna having been working as farmer for decades still remembers that before the land clearing in the 1970s the area still reached 100 hectares. Now, it has decreased at the amount of 81 hectares. “Now, it only remains 30 hectares. Most land conversion occurred in the back of the regent office. We actually want the paddy field to remain sustainable,” said Parna. Subak indeed does not apply specific bylaw to prohibit the land conversion. Farmers realize that population growth will have an impact on the expansion of settlements. However, despite the subak area remains little, they hoped there is a support from the government and the developers in order to maintain the farmland by keeping irrigation channel to flow water. Parna with other farmers also hoped there will be policy to stop the sales

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governing the limit area of subak at 50 hectares. It poses an effort to maintain the subak acreage. “Our subak area has been chaotic. Settlement is established between paddy fields. At the same time, the government issues a permit to build. That’s the problem,” said Chief of Subak Mertasari, Nengah Sumani. This man having been farming for tens of years admitted that building

in paddy fields has been slightly complicated lately. The area of Subak Mertasari remains around 95 hectares. “We do not define it (limit of subak area at 50 hectares), what will be passed down to our children and grandchildren?” he asked. Moreover, there have been many settlements amidst the paddy fields of Subak Mertasari. (kmb26)

Karangasem alerts Zika virus

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A member of a pest control team shows a container of mosquito larvae that they collected during their inspections at Zika clusters in Singapore September 5, 2016.

Cellphone video footage circulating on social media purports to capture the moment Sison was killed last month when, according to local officials, police were looking for drug pushers in the Pasay township of the Philippines’ capital. A voice on the video, recorded by a neighbour according to newspaper reports, can be heard shouting “Don’t do it, I’ll surrender!”. Then there is the sound of gunfire. A poster near the coffin, which lies beside a stinking canal cut between ramshackle homes, demands “Justice for Eric Quintinita Sison”. A handpainted sign reads: “OVERKILL - JUSTICE 4 ERIC.” These are rare tokens of protest against a surge of killings unleashed since Rodrigo Duterte became president of the Philippines just over two months ago and pledged to wage war on drug dealers and

The ricefield in Subak Sawe that is left. Since the subak area belongs to the civic center, its acreage has dropped sharply. of paddy field for land conversion. Subak does not prohibit landowners from selling their land as long as it remains to be functioned for agricultural land, not replaced with concrete. Subak Mertasari, having been surrounded by settlements, has special tips to sustain the subak area. One of them is by applying a comprehensive set of rules

AMLAPURA - Zika virus spreading in Singapore starts to worry the people of Bali, including the people of Karangasem. Until now, the virus detected to be similar to that of dengue fever makes the people of Karangasem worry. Chief of the Karangasem Health Agency, I Gusti Made Tirtayana, said that his agency already took several measures to anticipate. Since the virus begins to threaten humans, Tirtayana ensured there have been no reports from residents regarding this type of virus in Karangasem. “There are no reports yet regarding the Zika virus in Karangasem. If the characteristics are found, we have reiterated our officers to immediately report it,” he said. He said that Health Agency already made anticipation, including by the assignment of surveillance

officers in every health center, hospital and private hospital. Since the Health Agency has owned surveillance officers, any people found to indicate the characteristics of Zika virus will be investigated to make sure. Besides, the Health Agency has disseminated the telephone number at health centers and private hospitals to be contacted. It is meant that the officers can immediately handling in case of finding any characteristics of Zika virus transmission. Rampant transmission of Zika virus in Indonesia made the Ministry of Health through the Director General of Disease Control and Prevention tighten supervision at every harbor throughout Indonesia. Such an effort can be seen from the circular issued by the Director General of Disease Control and

Prevention. It was addressed to all the heads of harbor health office (KKP) in Indonesia. It explains there have been 41 cases of illness caused by the Zika virus occurred in Singapore. The circular requests the harbor health office to make coordination with the airline and shipping operators. It is intended to anticipate the transmission of Zika virus, provide education about the hazards of Zika virus as well as ensure the absence of mosquito larvae at the harbor. Supervision officer of the Padangbai Harbor, Rudi Susanto, is reluctant to respond to the circular concerning the follow up. He just stated that he will immediately follow up by making coordination with the leadership. In addition, he will make collaboration with the Health Agency to prevent the virus transmission. (kmb31)

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crush widespread addiction to methamphetamine. Very little stands in the way of his campaign. Last week, the number of people killed since July 1 reached 2,400: about 900 died in police operations, and the rest are “deaths under investigation”, a term human rights activists say is a euphemism for vigilante and extrajudicial killings. Duterte’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment for this story. But he told a news conference on Monday that “plenty will be killed” in his campaign. “Until the (last) drug manufacturer is killed we will continue,” Duterte told reporters before leaving for a regional summit in Laos, where he is due to meet U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday. (rtr)

Philippines’ President Rodrigo Duterte delivers his predeparture message before leaving for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Laos at the Davao International Airport in Davao city, Philippines September 5, 2016.

Australian teenager gets ten years for ANZAC Day terror plot

SYDNEY - An Australian teenager who planned a terror attack which involved beheading a policeman and attaching explosives to a kangaroo at commemorations of the World War One ANZAC landings at Gallipoli was sentenced on Monday to ten years in prison. Sevdet Ramadan Besim, 19, had planned to attack police at the Melbourne ANZAC Day parade on April 25, 2015, but his scheme was uncovered when police in Britain discovered phone messages between Besim and a 15-yearold British boy. Victoria Supreme Court Justice Michael Croucher said that Besim’s decision to plead guilty was a major factor in his decision to impose a ten-year, rather than 15-year, sentence. Croucher said that he had sought in his ruling to balance the need to protect the community from Besim’s “evil” and “terrifying” plans against the young man’s age, contrition and prospects of rehabilitation. “I accept that Mr Besim’s youth and immaturity are significant mitigating factors. He was just 18 at the time of the offending and is now only 19,” Croucher said, according to a transcript of the proceedings.

Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown Islamist radicals since 2014 and authorities say they have thwarted a number of plots. About 100 people have left Australia for Syria to fight alongside organisations such as Islamic State, Australia’s Immigration Minister said this year. There have been several “lone wolf” assaults in Australia, including a 2014 cafe siege in Sydney that left two hostages and the gunman dead. Also in 2014, police shot dead a Melbourne teenager after he stabbed two counter-terrorism officers. Besim’s sentence may have seemed harsh just a handful of years ago, but must now been understood in view of recent mass casualty attacks in Europe and the United States, said Greg Barton, a terrorism expert at Deakin University. “It has to be seen in the context of realised and attempted low-fi, lone-wolf attacks in the last two years that are fairly unprecedented,” Barton told Reuters. AFP “Every month or two there’s some development which makes the unimaginable suddenly Police in Britain and Australia foiled the plot just days before it could be very concrete.” (rtr) carried out.

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BUSINESS The dollar dropped 0.7 percent to 103.27 yen having gained more than 4 percent against the Japanese currency in the last six days. The euro nudged up 0.2 percent. UBS’s head of currency strategy Constantin Bolz said the factors that had driven the dollar higher - growing expectations of a Fed hike in September, bets on imminent further BOJ easing, and increased risk appetite - had faded somewhat, but that a fall-back was not surprising given the rapidity of the move. “We shouldn’t forget that we were at 100 yen ten days ago,” Bolz said. Britain’s sterling also did damage to the dollar. It hit a onemonth high of 1.3360 against the greenback as data showed the UK services industry bounced back strongly from a seven-year low hit after the vote to leave the European Union. The Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) jumped to 52.9 in August from July’s 47.4. It was the biggest one-month gain in the survey’s 20-year history and one which beat all forecasts in a Reuters poll. “It remains too early to say whether August’s upturn is a dead cat bounce or the start of a sustained post-shock recovery,” IHS Markit economist Chris Williamson said. “But there’s plenty of anecdotal evidence to indicate that the initial shock of the June vote has begun to dissipate.” (rtr)

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Traders work at their desks in front of the German share price index, DAX board, at the stock exchange in Frankfurt, Germany, September 2, 2016.

Indonesia to export chicken due to overproduction

MAKASSAR - Indonesia will soon export chicken as production has doubled, Agriculture Minister Amran Sulaiman said. “Right now, we are campaigning for self-reliance in protein which is found in abundance in our husbandry and fishery commodities,” he stated here on Saturday. Amran Sulaiman, along with Chief of the Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) Syarkawi Rauf and Deputy Chairman of the House Commission IV Viva Yoga, was in Makassar to address a workshop, titled, “Developing Husbandry Industry in Pursuit of Self Reliance in Animal Protein.” The minister underscored the importance of maintaining food stocks in support of the countrys self-reliance.

Biggest jump in a month for stocks as oil boils LONDON - World shares saw their biggest jump in over a month on Monday and the dollar slipped, after weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs figures gave investors another excuse to push back Federal Reserve interest rate rise expectations. European shares touched a fourmonth high led by mining and oil firms as crude prices jumped more than 3 percent for the second straight session in the commodity markets. Benchmark bonds were also back in favour amid the waning Fed bets, while emerging market stocks were headed for their best day since early July as the Fed and hot oil combination saw them soar 1.3 percent. “We don’t expect the Fed to do anything until next year so that lays the ground for further advances,” said TD Securities strategist Paul Fage. Though the Fed reaction and oil price surge were the markets’ main drivers, they were not the only factors in play. The yen added to the dollar’s pressures as the head of the Bank of Japan disappointed investors who had expected clearer signals that Tokyo’s monetary policy would be eased further this month. Though Haruhiko Kuroda signalled its already massive stimulus programme would continue, there was nothing explicit enough to suggest an expansion is imminent.

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Spanish acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (L) and Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) during their meeting on the sidelines of the G20 Summit at the West Lake State Guest House in Hangzhou, China, September 5, 2016.

G20 summit warned of risks to economy as N.Korea test-fires missiles

HANGZHOU - North Korea fired three ballistic missiles off its east coast on Monday in a defiant reminder of the risks to global security, as world leaders including U.S. President Barack Obama gathered at a G20 summit in China for the second day. North Korea has tested missiles at sensitive times in the past to draw attention to its military might. But Monday’s launch risks embarrassing its main ally Beijing, which has gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure a smooth summit meeting in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou. The missile test was also an unwanted distraction for the United States, which has been trying on the sidelines of the summit to finalise a deal with Russia for a ceasefire in Syria. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov met in Hangzhou, but failed to clinch a breakthrough. Obama later talked with Russian President Vladimir Putin, but there was no immediate word on the outcome. The South Korean military said

Pyongyang launched the missiles at around 0300 GMT. The South’s Yonhap news agency said the medium-range missiles flew for about 600 miles (1,000 km) and landed inside Japan’s air defence identification zone. The test prompted a quick meeting between South Korean President Park Geun-hye and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Hangzhou, and they agreed to cooperate on monitoring the situation, a Japanese statement said. Earlier on Monday, the leaders of South Korea and China met on the sidelines of the G20 summit and Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed Beijing’s commitment to the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula, state news agency Xinhua reported. Park said a fourth nuclear test by North Korea this year followed by a

series of missile tests had “gravely damaged peace on the Korean peninsula and the region and posed a challenge to the development of South Korea-China ties”, Yonhap said. Xi said China opposed the U.S. deployment of the THAAD antimissile system in South Korea to counter missile and nuclear threats from North Korea. Two years ago, the North fired two Rodong medium-range missiles just as Park and Abe were sitting down with Obama at the Hague to discuss a response to the North’s arms programme. In 2003, North Korea tested an anti-ship missile during an AsiaPacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit held in Bangkok. The G20 summit, bringing together leaders of the world’s major economies, had largely focused in its main sessions on spurring the global economy, countering protectionism and removing trade barriers. A communique is to be issued before the meeting wraps up later on Monday. (rtr)

Commissioner General Police Budi Gunawan

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Budi Gunawan seen competent to lead Indonesian Intelligence Agency

JAKARTA - President Joko Widodos (Jokowis) decision to appoint Commissioner General Budi Gunawan as the head of the National Intelligence Agency (BIN) to replace Sutiyoso has been lauded by many. Budi Gunawan (BG), who is now National Police deputy chief, is seen as a competent figure who could lead the intelligence body to perform effectively and increase its coordination with the police rank and file. The Indonesian Police Strategic Research Institute (Lemkapi) appreciated the presidents decision to nominate BG as the sole candidate. “Lemkapi appreciates President Jokowis decision to propose BG to the House as the BIN chief,” Edi Hasibuan, the executive director of Lemkapi, said. The House of Representatives (DPR) has received a letter from President Joko Widodo, nominating Gunawan as new chief of the BIN to succeed Sutiyoso. Lemkapi is of the view that the appointment of BG would have a positive impact on the performance of the intelligence body. He would be able to strengthen coordination

with the police institutions in the region. Gunawan is fit to be the chief of the State Intelligence Agency, according to National Police Chief General Tito Karnavian. Moreover, the National Police supported President Joko Widodos proposal to appoint BG, who is currently deputy police chief, as he was the right candidate. “He is capable and experienced in the field of intelligence gathering. He has been a regional police commands chief twice and has experience as the national police deputy chief. He has also long been part of field operations and training, and therefore, I believe he will be capable,” he explained. The police are ready to cooperate with Gunawan if he is later appointed as the BIN chief, he said. Gunawan has no formal experience in the field of intelligence but he has led two provincial police forces which also had the intelligence component. An intelligence

chief does not necessarily have to have expertise in intelligence technically, but he or she should understand the mechanism of the work that his or her subordinates perform. Gunawan was politically also competent to lead the State Intelligence Agency, University of Indonesias intelligence researcher Ridlwan Habib said. His nomination reflected President Jokowis mature political calculation, Habib added. The post of BIN head is not something which only relies on a technocrats competence in the field of intelligence but also on his political competence. “Therefore, a head of the BIN is appointed by the president after being endorsed by the House of Representatives (DPR). To fill a political post, the president must have made a mature political calculation,” Habib argued. After all, BG is not unfamiliar with intelligence affairs. According to Constitutional expert Margarito, President Jokowi has made the right choice as Gunawan is a man of proven ability. (ant)

The Agriculture Ministry has made various breakthroughs and innovations along with other parties to support the governments program to achieve self-reliance in food production, thus adding to national resilience, he added. He believed that Indonesia would achieve the goal of self-reliance in animal protein by the time the country celebrates the 100th anniversary of its independence. Livestock and marine products have already helped achieve self-reliance in animal protein, he reminded. “We have changed our policy so that we are no longer self-reliance in meat but are self-reliance in protein. In fact, we have exported chicken to Vietnam and Japan,” he noted. (ant)

Fish industry should not be concentrated in Java: Kadin JAKARTA - The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) supports the Maritime and Fisheries Ministrys plan to develop Fish Processing Units (UPIs) outside Java. The fish processing industry should not be concentrated in only one region. “Kadin strongly supports this because the eastern region has an abundance of fish raw materials but lacks a developed fish industry,” Kadin Deputy Chairman for Eastern Indonesia Andi Rukman Karumpa said in a written statement received here. So far, many UPIs are being developed in Java because most of the fishing vessels come from western Indonesia. Minister of Maritime and Fisheries Susi Pudjiastuti wanted the

development of fishery processing centers to be shifted outside Java to regions such as Kalimantan, Sulawesi and Papua. Andi stated that Minister Susis idea was in line with the maritime development vision of President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) and Vice President M. Jusuf Kalla (JK). After all, it would help in developing the economy of the eastern region which has lagged behind so far. “Moreover, it is feasible from an economic viewpoint because the raw materials also come from the eastern region. The move will make the transportation and logistics cost more viable,” Andi explained. Data with the Maritime and Fisheries Ministry showed that there are 718 UPIs in Indonesia, of which over 60 percent are located in Java. (ant)

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N.Korea fires three ballistic missiles as G20 leaders meet in China

SEOUL - North Korea fired three ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast on Monday, South Korea’s military said, as the leaders of the Group of 20 major economies held a summit in China, the North’s main diplomatic ally. The missiles were fired from a region south of the capital Pyongyang just after noon local time (0300 GMT) and flew about 1,000 km (600 miles), hitting Japan’s air defence identification zone, the South’s Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said. “We are still analysing details but this is a grave threat to our nation’s security, and we express deep concern,” the Japan Defence Ministry said in a statement. The missile launches were the latest in a series of launches by the isolated North this year in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions, supported by China, that ban all ballistic missile-related activities by the North. Pyongyang rejects the ban as infringing its sovereign right to pursue a space programme and self defence.

Shortly after the missile launches, South Korean President Park Geun-hye and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met on the sidelines of the G20 summit and agreed to cooperate on monitoring the situation, a Japanese statement said. The South’s military said the missiles were medium-range Rodong-class, launched as a show of force timed to coincide with the G20 summit. In 2014, the North fired two Rodong medium-range mis siles just as Park and Abe were meeting U.S. President Barack Obama at the Hague to discuss responding to the North’s arms programme. The latest missiles were launched from a region called Hwangju and came just hours after the leaders of South Korea and China met on

the sidelines of the G20 summit in Hangzhou, China. South Korea’s Park told Chinese President Xi Jinping that the North’s fourth nuclear test and its ballistic missile launches this year threatened regional peace and posed a challenge to South Korea’s ties with China, Yonhap news agency reported earlier. During the meeting, Xi reaffirmed China’s commitment to realising the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula, China’s state news agency Xinhua reported on Monday. Xi also told Park that Beijing opposed the proposed deployment of a THAAD anti-missile system in South Korea, which Seoul and the United States have said is designed to counter an increasing missile threat from North Korea. Park said that a THAAD deployment would not threaten any other country’s security interests and would not be needed if the North’s nuclear issue was resolved, Yonhap news agency said. (rtr)

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A general view of the scene of a building collapse in Tel Aviv, Monday, Sept. 5, 2016. The building collapsed in a Tel Aviv construction zone on Monday, injuring at least 18 people and trapping three people inside, according to police and media reports.

Building collapses in Tel Aviv, 3 people trapped inside

TEL AVIV — A building collapsed in a Tel Aviv construction zone on Monday, injuring at least 18 people and trapping three people inside, according to police and media reports. The collapse sent a large plume of dust floating over the area. Officials were trying to determine the cause of the collapse as rescue crews and medical workers converged on the scene. The Israeli military dispatched search-and-rescue units to assist in the efforts. Lior Teherani, a fire official, told Channel 10 TV that the incident began with the collapse of a multi-level underground parking garage being built at the site. He said that brought down a crane, which then caused part of a building to collapse as well. Aerial images released by police and shown on Israeli TV showed a large, crater-like hole in the ground. Mada, the national rescue service, reported 18 people injured, one in serious condition with head injuries. Police spokeswoman Luba Samri said contact had been made with two people trapped inside. She said a third person remained trapped and had not yet been contacted. The incident occurred at a construction site in Ramat Hahayal, a commercial area in northern Tel Aviv. The neighborhood is home to many high-tech businesses, restaurants and a hospital. (ap)

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Meduwe Karang Temple SINGARAJA - Meduwe Karang Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the male counterpart of the rice goddess Dewi Sri. The name of the temple means to whom the earth belongs, and the local people come here to beg for a rich harvest in the surrounding coffee, maize, fruit and vegetable plantations. Meduwe Karang Temple consists of three parts. In the first courtyard (jaba) are three platforms, with 13 figures in the lowest row, ten in the middle row and 13 in the rear row. All the figures represent characters from the “Ramayana”. A four-tiered split gate (candi bentar) leads into the second courtyard (jaba tengah). On the rear wall, which lies between this courtyard and the third one (jeroan) containing the holy of holies (bebaturan), are a whole series of figures. In the center of the third courtyard is a square stepped platform on which are, to the left, a gedong pesimpangan dedicated to Ratu Ayu Sari (a manifestation of the earth mother Ibu Prtiwi), and to the right the gedong pesimpangan of Ratu Ngurah Sari, protector of the produce of the earth. Of particular interest is a relief on the righthand side of the central platform, showing a man on a bicycle, the wheels of which are decorated with flowers. Although the local people believe that this carving is at least 400 years old, it is thought that the figure on the bicycle represents the Dutch ethnologist W. O. J. Nieuwenkamp, who rode on a bicycle (a means of transport previously unknown to the local people) when working in northern Bali around 1904. (IBP/net)

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Nadal vows to keep working, resets goals after Open loss

NEW YORK - Rafa Nadal said he was sad to have squandered an opportunity to do something special at the U.S. Open with his fourth-round loss at Flushing Meadows, but happy with his effort and prospects going forward this season. “I fight until the end,” Nadal said about his 6-1 2-6 6-4 3-6 7-6(6) loss to 22-year-old Frenchman Lucas Pouille on Sunday. “There were things I could do better. I had the right attitude. I fought right up to the last ball. “But I need something else, I need something more that was not there today. I going to keep working to try to find.” Nadal came back from more than two months of inaction due to a wrist injury that forced him out of the French Open and Wimbledon to compete last month at the Rio

Olympics and won gold in doubles with Marc Lopez, and reached the singles semi-finals. While he reports continued improvement in his left wrist, the 30-year-old Spaniard knows he still has a ways to go. “Is true that I don’t have lot of matches on my shoulders for the last three, four months, but even like this I lost an opportunity,” Nadal said. “I lost an opportunity to have a very good event here. I am sad for that. “I need to keep improving the level of tennis to be back where I

was before the injury.” Nadal said that although the grand slam season is over, he still has goals. “I have the motivation to keep working,” he said. “I needed to serve better in some moments. I needed to create more pain on the opponent with my shots. That was something that I didn’t make today. “I have a few months to finish the season, to try to be qualified for the World Tour Finals. That will be a good effort, if I make that happen after two months and a half without competition. I going to fight for it. “My wrist is improving a lot. I say that looks like the injury is at the end of the process. I am ready to keep playing. That’s what my body is asking me now.” (rtr)

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SILVERSTONE — Maverick Vinales celebrated the first victory of his Moto GP career at the British Grand Prix on Sunday, giving Suzuki its first success since 2007. The 21-year-old Spaniard finished more than three seconds clear of British pole-sitter Cal Crutchlow of Honda to become the seventh different winner in the championship. “It feels incredible, for what I’ve fought for all the time to come true,” said Vinales, who is fourth in the drivers’ standings. “The key was yesterday in the rain because they gave me a bike to be able to be on the front row. Today, we did it.” Six-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi on a Yamaha completed the podium in the 12th race of the season at Silverstone in central England. Marc Marquez was fourth on a Honda and remains the championship leader, 50 points ahead of Rossi. The race began with a dramatic first lap as Loris Baz (Avintia) and Pol Espargaro (Yamaha) were involved in an incident, prompting the red flag with the two riders needing medical attention. Following the restart, Crutchlow battled past Rossi and Vinales to lead. But Vinales responded to regain first place before easing away, leaving a five-bike race for runners-up spot between Marquez, Rossi, Crutchlow, Andrea Iannone and Dani Pedrosa. With Iannone losing his Ducati with six laps to go when second, Crutchlow was able to edge ahead of Rossi and Marquez to finish behind the victorious Vinales. “I had to take a lot of risks because we got the tire choice wrong and I immediately realized we’d made a mistake,” Marquez said. “We chose the soft front tire because that’s what we thought was the best before the race. “I tried to follow Valentino, who was my main concern in the championship, and then tried to attack him at the end because I’d looked after my tires really well.” (ap)

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England’s Adam Lallana in action with Slovakia’s Tomas Hubocan

Holding lucky penny, Allardyce enjoys winning England start

TRNAVA — Until Adam Lallana pounced in the fifth minute of stoppage time, Sam Allardyce was about to become the first England manager in 34 years to fail to win his opening game. Instead, Lallana’s late goal against Slovakia showed Allardyce he just might gain the fortuitous breaks his predecessors haven’t enjoyed. And the former Bolton, Sunderland and West Ham manager wondered what role a newlyobtained lucky penny had to play in the winning start to World Cup qualifying. “A father and his son in a wheelchair came to the hotel this morning and asked if it was OK to have a picture,” Allardyce said after Sunday’s 1-0 win in Trnava. “When we finished, he said: ‘Let me give you a lucky coin.’ Here it is. I had it with me in my pocket. We won, so it’ll stay with me. “I’m not really superstitious but I’m going to keep it. It’s got us a last-minute winner. I wonder how far it will take us.” The first target is just making it to the finals in Russia in 2018. Then

Allardyce will need his players to provide more of a threat than they did against Slovakia. It was a turgid England performance reminiscent of Roy Hodgson’s final game in charge — the loss to Iceland in the round of 16 at the European Championship in June. Even after gaining a man-advantage from the 57th minute, when Martin Skrtel received a second yellow card for another foul on Harry Kane, the visitors struggled to break through Slovakia’s resistance in their first game in Group F. Sloppy goalkeeping helped Lallana score his first England goal in his 27th international after his shot went through Matus Kozacik’s legs.

“It’s been a long time coming,” Lallana said. “I put pressure on myself to score goals and I knew it was only a matter of time.” “It was pretty nerve-wracking at the end because the 10-man scenario means you must win,” a giddy Allardyce said in his post-match television interview, struggling to begin his answer while still laughing at his good fortune. “It was difficult to break them down ... but we got what we deserved.” It took until the 65th minute for England to hit the target for the first time. Wayne Rooney hit a low shot straight at Kozacik as the captain became England’s most capped outfield player, surpassing the record he held with David Beckham, by making a 116th appearance. “We didn’t panic, I think that’s the main thing,” the 30-year-old Rooney said. “We stuck to our plan, we kept our shape and tried to penetrate them in the right areas but also without giving them too many chances.” (ap)

Thomas Mueller was back to his ungainly best for Germany in their World Cup qualifying win over Norway, giving the sort of bafflingly effective display which makes him one of the game’s most enigmatic players. The German Football Federation, not always noted for its sense of humour, summed up Mueller’s style of play in a nutshell on its Twitter feed with its description of the first of his two goals in the 3-0 win. “The grace of a swan wearing ice skates, but he’s just so darn effective,” it said, followed by the hash tag “#muleteer”. Mueller has scored 34 times for Germany in 79 appearances but had not hit the target in a competitive international since last October, a run which included the whole of Euro 2016. The goal which ended the drought in the 15th minute was absolutely typical. Mueller had a shot on goal blocked by the Norway defence, fell over, managed to get up again and then score with a deflected left foot shoot despite having four defenders in close proximity. Joint topscorer at the 2010 World Cup, Mueller has never conformed to the footballers’ stereotype. He stumbles rather than glides past opponents, his ungroomed mop of floppy hair has not changed

in years, he has unusually skinny legs and he eschews tattoos, while his wife is an amateur dressage rider rather than model or actress. Mueller’s own Twitter feed is named “esmuellert” from the verb Muellern (literally to Mueller) which he has invented to describe his own style. “The term describes his odd movements,” explained a user on the question-and-answer website Quora. “Sometimes it looks like Mueller has no control on his extremities and his body is just moving on its own.” “That’s the key element in his game that causes so much trouble to defenders.” Coach Joachim Loew was as relieved as anyone to see Mueller rediscover his scoring touch. “He didn’t give the impression that he was tired at the Euros. He looked fresh, agile and was making a lot of runs, but he was unlucky as the ball just wasn’t falling for him,” said Loew. “Of course that’s been eating away at him a little bit, because he did have some chances. So it’s really, really good for him that he got himself two goals to give himself a boost. “It’s a World Cup campaign again now, and he always seems to score regularly there. I think it will make his life a bit easier now that he’s scored his first international goal in a long while.” (rtr)

Matuidi says PSG blocked his move during transfer window PARIS — Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Blaise Matuidi wanted to leave the French champion during the recent summer transfer window, but says his “wish wasn’t granted” because the club blocked the move. Matuidi was heavily linked with a move to Italian champion Juventus as a replacement for midfielder Paul Pogba, who was sold

to Manchester United. “There was a concrete offer,” Matuidi said Sunday on French football show Telefoot. “I did want to leave. The club decided otherwise and I had to accept it.” Matuidi has played more than 200 games for PSG, helping it win four league titles and two consecutive domestic trebles. He has been one of the club’s key players in

recent seasons under former coach Laurent Blanc, who was fired before the new season to make way for Spanish coach Unai Emery. Key players have left PSG this summer, with star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic joining United and versatile defender David Luiz rejoining Chelsea, the club that sold him to PSG in 2014. But Matuidi was kept on.

ZURICH — FIFA says it is processing eligibility cases for eight potential Kosovo players, hours before the team’s World Cup qualifying debut in Finland. FIFA did not specify how many of the eight are in Turku for Tuesday’s match, and did not say if more cases could be approved.

Kosovo’s entry into 2018 World Cup qualifying, after gaining FIFA membership in May, has tested rules on switching allegiance. Rules to regulate dual nationality players have struggled to deal with a new national team like Kosovo, which declared independence from Serbia in 2008.

lieves Emery played a key role in keeping him at PSG. “I know that he has great belief in me,” said Matuidi, who joined PSG five years ago. “We have spoken an awful lot together, and I think he played a very big part in the wish of the club.” Matuidi, who has played 52 times for France, has two years left on his PSG contract. (ap)

FIFA says its players’ status committee already granted eligibility to nine Kosovo players. They were previously eligible to compete for six different European countries, including Albania. Kosovo’s World Cup qualifying group also includes Croatia, Iceland, Turkey and Ukraine. (ap) IBP/net

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