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    6Aug, 2018
    SCCI Members attend the Singapore culinary festival at Shangri-La Jakarta

    Satoo Restaurant at the Shangri-La Hotel Jakarta presents a Singapore Culinary Week to celebrate Singapore’s independence day. The Council Members of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Indonesia are invited to taste Singaporean cuisine on Monday (August 6th, 2018)

    Besides nasi lemak, Satoo also showcases Singaporean snacks. There are small cakes that are colorful, there are also fried bananas, bugis cakes and ice cendol.

    There is a Merlion-like statue on display in the corner of Singapore’s snacks so that visitors can easily taste the available dishes.

    While having lunch in Singaporean style, Singapore Ambassador to Indonesia H.E. Anil Kumar Nayar chatted with the invitees, including SCCI Chairwomen Noor Meurling.

    6Aug, 2018
    82 dead after 6.9-magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia’s Lombok island

    A powerful quake which struck the Indonesian holiday island of Lombok has killed 82 people and wounded hundreds, national disaster agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said early on Monday (Aug 6), with thousands of buildings left damaged.

    The 6.9-magnitude tremor, which triggered panic among tourists and locals on Sunday evening, was also felt on the neighbouring island of Bali, one of Southeast Asia’s leading tourist destinations.

    (Read more: Channel News Asia)