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Game includes:
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The zone has since been expanded to a ring 12 miles (20 kilometers) from the peak, bringing it to the edge of the ancient royal capital of Yogyakarta, which has been put on its highest alert.

Sri Sucirathasri said her family had stayed in their Bronggang home Thursday night because they hadn’t been told to leave.

They awoke in the dark as the mountain let out thunderous claps and tried desperately to outrun the flows, which reached speeds of 60 mph (100 kph), on a motorbike. Her mother, father and 12-year-old sister, Prisca, left first, but with gray ash blocking out any light, they mistakenly drove into — rather than away from — the volcano’s dangerous discharge.

The 18-year-old Sri went looking for them when she heard her mother’s screams, leaving at home an older sister, who died when the house became engulfed in flames.

“It was a safe place. There were no signs to evacuate,” said Sri, a vacant gaze fixed on Prisca, whose neck and face are burned a shiny ebony, her features nearly melted away.

Their mother is still missing. Their father, whose feet and ankles are burned, is being treated in another ward.

“I don’t know what to say,” she whispers when asked if she blames officials for not warning the family. “Angry at who? I’m just sad. And very sick.”

Merapi’s latest round of eruptions began Oct. 26, followed by more than a dozen other powerful blasts and thousands of tremors.

With each new eruption, scientists and officials have steadily pushed the villagers who live along Merapi’s fertile slopes farther from the crater. But after initially predicting earlier eruptions would ease pressure under the magma dome, experts who have spent a lifetime studying the volcano now say the don’t know what to expect.

Scientists can study the patterns of volcanoes, but their eruptions are essentially unpredictable, as Merapi’s increasingly intense blasts have proved.

On Friday, the towering plumes of ash rained dust on windshields of cars 300 miles (480 kilometers) away, although a rain near the mountain in the afternoon turned much of it to sludge. Bursts of hot clouds occasionally interrupted aid efforts, with rescuers screaming, “Watch out! Hot cloud!”

The eruption released 1,765 million cubic feet (50 million cubic meters) of volcanic material, making it “the biggest in at least a century,” said state volcanologist Gede Swantika as plumes of smoke continued to shoot up more than 30,000 feet (10,000 meters).

Soldiers pulled at least 78 bodies from homes and streets blanketed by ash up to a foot (30 centimeters) deep Friday, raising the overall toll to 122, according to the National Disaster Management Agency.

With bodies found in front of houses and in streets, it appeared that many of the villagers died from the blistering gas while trying to escape, said Col. Tjiptono, a deputy police chief.

“The heat surrounded us and there was white smoke everywhere,” said Niti Raharjo, 47, who was thrown from his motorbike along with his 19-year-old son while trying to flee.

“There was an explosion … and it got worse, the ash and debris raining down,” he said from a hospital.

The living — with clothes, blankets and even mattresses fused to their skin by the 1,400-degree Fahrenheit (750-degree Celsius) heat — were carried away on stretchers following the first big explosion just before midnight.

More than 150 injured people — with burns, respiratory problems, broken bones and cuts — waited to be treated at the tiny Sardjito hospital, where the bodies piled up in its morgue, and two other hospitals.

Despite being at the foot of Indonesia’s deadliest volcano, Yogyakarta has only one burn unit — at Sardjito. The facility is limited to 10 beds, though, and so turns away any patient without facial burns or whose body is burned less than 40 percent, according to Sigit Priohutomo, a senior official at Sardjito.

“We’re totally overwhelmed here!” hospital spokesman Heru Nogroho said.

More than 100,000 people living on the mountain have been evacuated to crowded emergency shelters, many by force, in the last week. Some return to their villages during lulls in activity, however, to tend to their livestock.

They were told to stay away Friday. The government also announced an $11 million program to buy the cows on the mountain to keep farmers off its slopes, and to provide compensation for animals lost in the eruptions.

Indonesia, a vast archipelago of 235 million people, is prone to earthquakes and volcanoes because it sits along the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” a horseshoe-shaped string of faults that lines the Pacific Ocean.

While Friday’s explosion was the largest in volume in a century, an eruption at Merapi in 1930 killed many more — 1,300.

Even that toll pales in comparison to other volcanoes in the region: Indonesia’s Krakatoa killed at least 36,000 people in 1883, in an eruption that could be heard 2,000 miles (3,200 kilometers) away and blackened skies region-wide for months.

When the Philippines’ Mount Pinatubo exploded in 1991 after a 500-year slumber, about 800 people died as the billions of tons of volcanic debris poured from the cone, erasing entire farm communities and altering the world’s climate.

The May 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens caused the volcano’s north flank to collapse, triggering the largest landslide ever recorded. The blast killed 57 people, flattened 230 square miles (596 square kilometers) of forests and blew 1,300 feet (400 meters) off the peak.

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Associated Press writers Irwan Firdaus, Ali Kotarumalos and Niniek Karmini in Jakarta contributed to this report.

Jakarta - Kontingen Indonesia untuk Asian Games XVI dikukuhkan oleh pemerintah, diwakili oleh Menteri Negara Pemuda dan Olahraga Andi Mallarangeng. Pasukan "Merah Putih" diminta berangkat dengan optimistis.

Pada acara yang mengambil tempat di Wisma Serbaguna Senayan, Jakarta, Jumat (5/11/2010), tim Indonesia yang akan berjuang di Guangzhou, China, itu diingatkan pula bahwa saat ini bumi pertiwi sedang dirundung berbagai musibah, mulai dari banjir besar di Warsior, tsunami di Mentawai, dan letusan Gunung Merapi.

Meski begitu, kesulitan-kesulitan tersebut dapat pula dijadikan sebuah motivasi tersendiri bagi para atlet untuk mengerahkan kemampuan terbaiknya. Membawa pulang banyak medali dan prestasi yang membanggakan mungkin bisa memberi hiburan untuk masyarakat yang sedang tertimpa musibah.

Untuk itu, kata Menegpora, seluruh anggota tim, dari atlet, pelatih sampai ofisial, diminta memaksimalkan semua persiapan yang masih bisa dilakukan sebelum bertanding.

"Saya menghimbau segala sesuatunya dipersiapkan dengan sebaik-baiknya agar atlet bisa fokus dan berangkat dengan hati yang tegak untuk menang," ujar Andi Mallarangeng.

Indonesia menargetkan empat medali emas dari delapan cabang yang dinilai berpotensi, yaitu bulutangkis, angkat besi, atletik, perahu naga, bola voli pantai, karate, wushu dan boling. Kontingan beranggotakan 296 orang, terdiri dari 212 atlet, 60 pelatih, 20 manajer dan 4 teknisi.

Di Asian Games sebelumnya (2006) di Doha, Qatar, Indonesia menuduki peringkat 22 dengan raihan dua emas, empat perak dan 14 perunggu. "Semoga dengan semangat merah putih kontingen Indonesia mampu memperbaiki peringkat," tambah Andi.

Pada acara pengukuhan ini Menegpora didampingi antara lain oleh Ketua Umum KONI Pusat Rita Subowo dan Ketua Satuan Pelaksana Program Indonesia Emas (Satlak Prima), Tono Suratman. Dari ajang Asian Games tahun ini Indonesia diharapkan bisa meraih prestasi yang lebih tinggi dan belajar sebaik-baiknya demi target menjadi juara umum di SEA Games tahun depan di Sumatera Selatan.

Keberangkatan tim ke Guangzhou dibagi tiga kloter, yakni 6, 8 dan 10 November. Pesta olahraga negara-negara Asia itu berlangsung 12-27 November. Dalam sejarahnya Asian Games didominasi oleh negara raksasa dari Asia Timur: China, Korea Selatan, dan Jepang.

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JAKARTA – Sebanyak 296 anggota kontingen yang akan mewakili Indonesia di ajang Asian Games 2010 di  Guangzhou China dikukuhkan oleh Ketua Umum Komite Olahraga Nasional Indonesia (KONI/KOI) Rita Subowo, di Gedung Serba Guna Senayan, Jumat (5/11/2010).

Anggota kontingen yang terdiri dari dari 212 atlet, 60 pelatih, 4 teknisi dan 20 manajer ini rencananya akan diberangkatkan secara terpisah menuju China.Perinciannya, kontingen dari 12 cabang olahraga akan diberangkatkan dari Jakarta pada 10 November. Sementara kontingen dari sembilan cabang olahraga lain diberangkatkan dari negara yang dijadikan tempat tryout.

Angkat Besi diberangkatkan (Korea), Balap Sepeda (Amsterdam), Renang (Brisbane Australia), Menembak (Jerman), Wushu (Sanghai), Panahan (Korea Selatan), Anggar dari (Hongaria), Gulat (Rumania). Sementara kontingen dari cabang Loncat Indah sudah berada di Guangdong China.

Pelepasan oleh SBY Batal

Usai acara pengukuhan, kontingen Indonesia rencananya akan mengikuti acara pelepasan oleh Presiden SBY di Istana Negara pada pukul 16.00 WIB. Namun acara tersebut batal lantaran SBY tengah konsentrasi menangani bencana.

“Presiden batal melepas kontingen karena sedang fokus pada penanganan bencana. Untuk beberapa hari kedepan presiden akan berkantor di Jogja. Belum bisa dipastikan sampai kapan di sana anggap saja ini penundaan,” terang Andi Mallarangeng, di Gedung Serba Guna, Senayan, Jumat (5/11/2010).

Presiden SBY menitipkan pesan kepada para atlet untuk memberikan yang terbaik bagi bangsa dan negara sehingga meraih hasil maksimal di ajang olahraga bergengsi di Asia itu.

“Pesan SBY, menitipkan salam untuk para atlet dan mengharapkan yang terbaik. Semoga lagu Indonesia bisa berkumandang di Guangzou,” ujar Andi.

“Kita dijadikan bencana yang menimpa saudara sebagai pembangkit semangat, agar para atlet bisa membawa oleh-oleh terbaik yang bisa diberikan kepada bangsa yaitu medali,” tambahnya.
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