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Hela’s Assistant Provincial Election Manager Anne Pane said counting is expected to start today (Wednesday 6th)  for the Tari Pori Urban Local Level Government which is the current prime minister James Marape’s seat. Anne Pane says all boxes from the electorate are in Tari for counting to start. She said “The whole electorate has completed its polling so we are thinking of starting tomorrow. That’s for Tari-Pori electorate. All boxes are here, while waiting for other remote areas to come in. Which electorate is ready is going to go straight into counting. We won’t waste time.” Meanwhile, the counting of votes in this year’s national election will be done according to each LLG wards in districts. Anne Pane confirmed they will be following the new method of election counting.  She said “Counting process is different from the past election. Why I’m saying this is we are going to count in LLG’s. So one electorate will have its own building there with different count stations according to t

 The PNG  Inter-Departmental Election Committee (IDEC) has defended the government’s electoral process amidst frustrations and disappointments expressed by Papua New Guinean voters during polling, and called for peace and calm. Department of Justice and Attorney General (DJAG) Secretary Dr Eric Kwa Chairman of IDEC and Secretary of the Department of Prime Minister and National Executive Council, Ivan Pomaleu, says against all odds, election officials were able to conduct safe and free elections throughout most parts of the country, during this COVID-19 pandemic. “I commend the hard working election officials for your devotion and commitment during this time. Despite confronting challenges, you were able to oversee and conduct polling peacefully.” Mr Pomaleu stressed that Papua New Guinea had encountered  similar  challenges in recent elections, especially during  polling  process, however, added,  citizens  did not expect such issues of breaching the election  process during the week,

It is one of those national parks in India where you can see the tiger, leopard, black panther, wild dog (dhole), sloth bear and gaur in addition to other species of wild animals. It is a wildlife destination that has shown a healthy increase in tiger and leopard population in the last few years. As I see it, the wild denizens seem to thrive here. I am talking about Maharashtra’s Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve , one of my favorite wildlife holiday destinations in India. Located in the heart of Central India and not too far away from Nagpur, Tadoba Andhari Tiger reserve is a beautiful mix of water bodies, rivers, tropical dry deciduous forests, dense woodlands and a diverse variety of grasses including bamboo thickets. Even though it looks quiet from the outside, it is a thriving ecosystem of wild nature. This article aims to show you the wild riches of this national park through photos of its wildlife. Hope it tempts you to plan a wildlife holiday here! Above photo: An adult male leopar

Tasco Mini Market kembali melakukan Kegiatan Sosial dengan memberi nama ‘Tasco Berbagi’, kegiatan rutin  Tasco Berbagi  ini dirangkai dengan berbagi makanan kepada pengendara motor dan beberapa warga di sekitar Kota Tasikmalaya. Kegiatan Sosial  Tasco Berbagi  ini disambut baik oleh warga seperti buruh harian Tukang Ojek, Becak dll, sangat antusias menerima makanan dari Tasco Mini Market, Tasco Berbagi membantu meringankan beban warga buruh harian akibat dari wabah Covid-19, semoga kegiatan Tasco Berbagi ini bisa terus berjalan dan bisa menjadi contoh kegiatan yang sangat bermanfaat.