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20 MEI 2020 Story statement “Ini adalah sebuah cerita mengenai seorang penderita tuna rungu di kala masa pandemik COVID-19” Question What : Apa yang terjadi pada masa pandemik COVID-19 ?                 = Sejak COVID-19 mayoritas masyarakat menggunakan masker untuk mencegah penularan COVID-19 Who : Siapa yang terkena dampak dari pandemik COVID-19 ?                 = Salah satunya tuna rungu Why : Mengapa orang tersebut terkena dampak dari pandemik COVID-19?                 = Para penderita tuna rungu mengalami masalah komunikasi. Untuk memudahkan berkomunikasi, penderita tuna rungu harus setidaknya melihat gerakan mulut lawan bicaranya. Sejak COVID-19 ini, tentunya masyarakat menggunakan masker sehingga menyulitkan penderita tuna rungu untuk melihat gerakan mulut lawan bicaranya sehingga menyulitkan mereka. How : Bagaimana solusi dari masalah ini ?                 = Ada orang kreativ yang masker transparan untuk memudahkan tuna rungu berkomunikasi. 26 MEI 20

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Hello guys ... welcome back, my name is Silki. Okay, so in this video I’m going to talk about business in the field of fisheries and marine in Indonesia. As we know that, Indonesia is a producer of fisheries in the world. You can imagine how much fish that we can produce every day? In this video, I make 3 part of topic disscussion, there are prospect of fisheries industry, fisheries industry threat, and the role player in marine fisheries. Prospects of fisheries industry Until 2007 the position of Indonesian aquaculture production in the world ranked 4th with an average increase in annual production since 2003 reaching 8.79%. In addition, there is a potential development for capture fisheries in public waters covering 54 million ha with a potential production of 0.9 million tons / year. Based on these prospects, Indonesia has good prospects for the fishing industry. However, it also needs to be taken into account. Regarding its own policies, the country's political cond