Head of Indonesia's National Nutrition Agency resigns citing health reasons, the second leadership change in two months
Nanik S. Deyang resigned as head of Indonesia's National Nutrition Agency on Wednesday, citing the need for heart treatment abroad, just 45 days after taking over from predecessor Dadan Hindayana, who was removed over corruption allegations. The agency oversees President Prabowo Subianto's flagship free meals program, which aims to feed nearly 90 million children and pregnant women. The program has faced criticism over high costs, food poisoning incidents, and corruption.
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2 outlets covered it, splitting into 2 framing camps across 2 bias groups.
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Both outlets report the same facts, but SCMP adds stress-related arterial blockage and a potential supervisory board role for Deyang, while AP focuses on budget cuts and program's uncertain future.
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“Troubled Indonesian nutrition agency loses second chief in 2 months”
“Head of Indonesia's troubled free meals agency resigns, citing health and stress”
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Deyang's doctor warned that her arteries were clogged due to extreme stress
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