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Title: KFSHRC Performs World’s First Robotic Brain Tumor Surgery

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor October 20, 2025

written by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor

KFSHRC Achieves Global First: Robotic Brain ⁢Tumor Surgery Performed in Landmark Operation

Medan, North Sumatra – King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research center (KFSHRC) has cemented its position as a global leader in‌ medical innovation by successfully completing the world’s first brain⁢ tumor surgery utilizing fully robotic assistance. The groundbreaking procedure, announced today,⁣ marks a significant leap forward ⁢in neurosurgical precision and minimally invasive techniques.

This achievement builds upon KFSHRC’s established ⁢history of ⁤pioneering robotic surgery, including previous⁤ firsts in robotic ⁢heart and liver⁤ transplantation.⁣ The hospital’s⁣ success comes as healthcare ⁢systems worldwide increasingly adopt automation ⁣and precision technologies to improve patient outcomes‍ and surgical⁢ efficiency. KFSHRC’s latest milestone underscores its commitment to ⁤pushing the boundaries of⁢ medical possibility and solidifies its ranking ‌among the⁣ world’s top academic medical centers.

KFSHRC⁢ is currently ⁤ranked first in ⁤the middle East and North africa and 15th globally among the ⁢250 best academic medical centers, as of 2025. The hospital was also‍ recognized‌ as ⁢the most valuable healthcare brand in the Middle East⁣ by Brand Finance in 2025 and featured prominently on Newsweek’s lists of World’s Best Hospitals 2025, ⁣Best Smart Hospitals 2026, and Best Specialized Hospitals ‍2026. This latest robotic surgery further elevates KFSHRC’s reputation and promises ⁤to influence the future of neurological care.

October 20, 2025 0 comments

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Jokowi Imposes New UMR Requirement for Regional Heads

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 11, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

CNN Indonesia

Saturday, 11 Nov 2023 09:57 IWST

Jokowi requires regional heads to set a maximum UMR of November 21 2023, to be implemented as of January next year. (CNN Indonesia/Adhi Wicaksono)

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —

President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) requires regional heads to determine wages The maximum regional minimum (UMR) is 21 November 2023. In this way, the new UMR will be implemented as of January next year.

This obligation is contained in the new regulations regarding the determination of minimum wages for workers, namely Government Regulation Number 51 of 2023 concerning Amendments to Government Regulation Number 36 of 2021 concerning Wages.

In the regulation signed on November 10 2023, governors and/or regional heads in each province are required to determine the UMR no later than November 21 each year. The rules will apply from January 2024.

“The first adjustment to the provincial minimum wage is made by the governor or acting governor no later than November 21 of the following year,” reads Article 29 paragraph (1) in the regulation.

The rules also explain that if November 21 coincides with a holiday or national holiday, then the announcement must be made one day before, not one day after November 21.

The UMR, which is set every November 21, also comes into effect on January 1 of the following year.

Governors or regional heads are required to issue new minimum wage determinations every year in their regions. Therefore, wages will always be adjusted to the new minimum wage value which is changed every year.

The value of the minimum wage must also exceed the average household consumption divided equally by the number of household members working in the area.

Minister of Manpower Ida Fauziyah confirmed that this regulation is better than the previous regulation. This is also to ensure that the gap or disparity in UMR between regions is not too large.

“This increase in the minimum wage is a form of appreciation to fellow workers/laborers who have contributed to our economic development so far,” he said.

(tst/pta)

2023-11-11 02:57:30

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November 11, 2023 0 comments

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Avoid the Palace Area! Tomorrow there will be a Massive Labor Demo

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 13, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Jakarta –

Tens of thousands laborer will be demonstrating at the Merdeka Palace tomorrow, Saturday January 14 2023. Labor Party President Said Iqbal said the demonstration was aimed at rejecting the contents of Perppu No. 2 of 2022 concerning Job Creation

There are 9 points that are rejected by workers, namely related to issues of minimum wages, outsourcing, severance pay, contract employees, leave, working hours, foreign workers, layoffs, to the elimination of criminal sanctions.

“Apart from the Palace, simultaneous actions will also be carried out in various industrial cities,” he said in a written statement, Friday (13/1/2023).

Said Iqbal said that this action was only the beginning. It doesn’t stop here, the workers will hold a follow-up action to reject the contents of the Job Creation Perppu.

Moreover, the government has not moved to revise the contents of the Perppu. Meanwhile, the DPR tends to accept the contents of the Perppu, so workers have no other choice but to hold demonstrations.

After carrying out the action at the State Palace, thousands of workers will move to Kelapa Gading Sport Mall to attend the Declaration of the Fighting Regions as well as the opening of the Workers’ Party’s First Working Meeting.

On this occasion, various issues will be voiced. Among other things, rejecting the contents of the Job Creation Perppu, rejecting the Criminal Code Law, rejecting the PPSK Law, especially articles related to old age security, and urging the Bill on Protection of Domestic Workers to be passed immediately.

Said Iqbal also demanded that the government thoroughly investigate the human rights violators recommended by Komnas HAM. “Moreover, President Jokowi has acknowledged that there have been human rights violations, such as human rights violations in 1965, during the reform era, and violations in various regions,” he said.

(hns/hns)

January 13, 2023 0 comments