Today's Top 3 News: Here are Some Ways to Help You Avoid Getting 'Bali Belly'
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14 July 2024 22:16 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Tempo English compiled the top 3 news on Sunday, July 14, 2024. Here are the highlights: Here are Some Ways to Help You Avoid Getting 'Bali Belly'; Indonesian Ex-VP Meets Hamas Political Leader, Conveys Support for Palestine; 7 Private Universities in Yogyakarta with Accreditation of 'A'.
The following is the list of the top 3 news on Tempo English today:
1. Here are Some Ways to Help You Avoid Getting 'Bali Belly'
Bali Island in Indonesia is one of the popular tourist destinations in the world. Many travelers from various countries come to visit. Apart from the natural beauty and interesting culture, these travelers also often try out a very diverse range of typical culinary delights.
Balinese culinary specialties that are rich in spices with a savory, spicy taste have become a special attraction. However, differences in culinary culture and habits also influence digestive conditions. A number of travelers are not used to eating spicy food with a strong taste. As a result, their stomachs have the potential to become obstructed.
In the end, there are tourists who don't like the food there. For some who try it for the first time or if it is not suitable for their body condition, they will experience stomach ache, people call the condition "Bali Belly", which is actually the same as traveler's diarrhea. So, what exactly is Bali Belly?
2. Indonesian Ex-VP Meets Hamas Political Leader, Conveys Support for Palestine
Indonesian Former Vice President Jusuf Kalla emphasized his stance of solidarity and conveyed the Indonesian people's support for Palestinian independence when he met Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Doha on Friday, July 12, 2024.
In a statement on Saturday, July 13, 2024, Jusuf Kalla also expressed his condolences to the Palestinian people who were victims of the ongoing conflict.
He said that the world is now focusing on Gaza, and everyone is concerned about the security conditions and all aspects of life in Gaza.
3. 7 Private Universities in Yogyakarta with Accreditation of 'A'
The selection for independent admission of new students for the 2024/2025 academic year at a number of state universities (PTN) in Indonesia has ended.
For high school graduates (SMA) or the equivalent, who want to pursue higher education but have not found the best campus, you can consider enetering private universities (PTS) with an accreditation of A or Superior. One of them is in the Yogyakarta area in Central Java, Indonesia.
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