1 ton of fish transported by cargo plane to reduce inflation in Indonesia
Key Points
- 1 ton of fish was sent from Biak to Wamena to reduce inflation.
- This transportation activity was carried out in the region for the first time.
- The relevant Director of Trade of Papua Province attended the first delivery ceremony.
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In order to control inflation in Indonesia's Papua Province, 1 ton of fish was dispatched by cargo plane from Biak to Wamena for the first time. The first shipment of the logistics initiative, launched to slow down price increases by diversifying the essential food supply in the region, has been carried out.
The Papua Province Director of Cooperatives, SMEs, Industry, and Trade personally received the delivery by welcoming the first flight. It was reported that this initiative, implemented through the collaboration of the local government, civil aviation, and cargo transportation, aims to deliver accessible food to the local population.
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- How much fish was sent to Wamena?
- A total of 1 ton of fish was sent from Biak to Wamena to control inflation.
- What is the main purpose of this fish shipment?
- It aims to reduce local inflation and price increases by boosting the supply of fresh food to the region.
- Who welcomed the first shipment?
- The Papua Province Director of Cooperatives, SMEs, Industry, and Trade personally welcomed the delivery.
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