Mesin Polnep Team 5 of Politeknik Negeri Pontianak from Indonesia participates in the urban concept Eco-marathon fuel efficiency challenge in Manila February 8, 2014. The Eco-marathon is an educational platform that encourages innovation, reinforces conservation and fosters the development of leading technology for greater efficiency. Over 100 students teams from 15 countries across Asia and the Middle East are participating in this competition, organizers said. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco (PHILIPPINES - Tags: ENVIRONMENT ENERGY EDUCATION SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY SPORT) 

Indonesian motorists wear masks amidst heavy haze in the West
Kalimantan city of Pontianak September 22, 2002. For the past six
weeks, bouts of haze from forest fires, mainly from Indonesia's
Kalimantan province on Borneo, have affected other parts of Southeast
Asia. REUTERS/Jukiasia

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An Indonesian government official (rear R) distributes masks to motorists to protect them from air pollution caused by haze in the West Kalimantan city of Pontianak on August 21, 2002. [Choking smoke from forest fires has been surrounding Indonesia's side of Borneo island this week grounding planes and pushing air quality way above hazardous levels in part of the vast region, official said.] ? QUALITY FROM SOURCES BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE 

An ethnic-Chinese Indonesian woman holds her children as she takes refuge inside a police station from the violence outside between local residents and Madurese migrants in Pontianak, in West Kalimantan province June 27, 2001. Hundreds of Madurese refugees in Indonesia's strife-torn West Kalimantan province refuse to be evacuated from their camps despite a recent attack by locals. Pontianak is ringed by refugee camps where thousands of Madurese are still sheltering after ethnic tension boiled over into bloodshed in 1999.

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A group of armed local residents make threatening gestures outside a Madurese refugee camp in Pontianak, West Kalimantan province, June 27, 2001. Hundreds of Madurese refugees in Indonesia's strife-torn West Kalimantan province refuse to be evacuated from their camps despite recent attacks by locals. Pontianak is ringed by refugee camps where thousands of Madurese are still sheltering after ethnic tension boiled over into bloodshed in 1999.

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Indonesian police try to stop a migrant wielding a sword from clashing further with local Malays in the Indonesian town of Pontianak in West Kalimantan October 25, 2000. At least one man was hacked to death during clashes between the two groups and Indonesian riot police fired blanks to quell an ethnic feud between the locals and migrants in the western part of Borneo island on Wednesday. 

A group of local Malay youths stand guard in their area of Pontianak October 26, 2000. At least seven people have been killed in savage clashes between Indonesian ethnic groups in the western part of Borneo island, underscoring the communal tensions tearing at the world's largest archipelago.

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A group of local Malay youths stand guard in their area of Pontianak October 26, 2000. At least seven people have been killed in savage clashes between Indonesian ethnic groups in the western part of Borneo island, underscoring the communal tensions tearing at the world's largest archipelago.

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An Indonesian soldier stands guard in the West Kalimantan capital of Pontianak October 26, 2000 after clashes between local Malays and migrants from the island of Madura broke out on Wednesday. At least three people have been killed in savage clashes between Indonesian ethnic groups in the western part of Borneo island, underscoring the communal tensions tearing at the world's largest archipelago.

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Indonesian soldiers stand guard in the West Kalimantan capital of Pontianak October 26, 2000 after clashes between local Malays and migrants from the island of Madura broke out on Wednesday. At least three people have been killed in savage clashes between Indonesian ethnic groups in the western part of Borneo island, underscoring the communal tensions tearing at the world's largest archipelago.

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A group of local Malay brandishing swords are blocked by police during clashes with migrants in the Indonesian town of Pontianak in West Kalimantan on Borneo island October 25, 2000. Indonesian riot police fired blanks on Wednesday to quell an ethnic feud between the locals and migrants which has left at least one man hacked to death.

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An Indonesian migrant woman waves her sickle as she shouts slogans during a clash with local Malays in the Indonesian town Pontianak in West Kalimantan on Borneo island October 25, 2000. Indonesian riot police fired blanks on Wednesday to quell an ethnic feud between the locals and migrants which has left at least one man hacked to death.

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An Indonesian plainclothes policeman (L) shoots into the air, warning an angry migrant group from clashing further with local Malays in the Indonesian town of Pontianak in West Kalimantan October 25, 2000. At least one man was hacked to death during clashes between locals and migrants in the western part of Borneo island on Wednesday.

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Indonesian police try to stop a migrant wielding a sword from clashing further with local Malays in the Indonesian town of Pontianak in West Kalimantan October 25, 2000. At least one man was hacked to death during clashes between the two groups and Indonesian riot police fired blanks to quell an ethnic feud between the locals and migrants in the western part of Borneo island on Wednesday.

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Indonesian police try to stop an angry mob of migrants, wielding swords and sickles, from clashing further with local Malays in the Indonesian town of Pontianak in West Kalimantan October 25, 2000. At least one man was hacked to death during clashes between the two groups and Indonesian riot police fired blanks to quell an ethnic feud between the locals and migrants in the western part of Borneo island on Wednesday.

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Fleeing Maduranese refugees arrive at the port of Pontianak late March 22 in West Kalimantan. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the death of at least 165 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands.

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A Maduranese boy, fleeing violence against his minority, peers out from a truck arriving in the port town of Pontianak, West Kalimantan late March 22. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the deaths of at least 165 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands.

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Indonesian sailors help Maduranese refugees off a ship in the port town of Pontianak late March 22 in West Kalimantan. Ethnic clashes have already killed at least 165 people in the clashes between indigenous Malays and separate ethnic groups from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups around its 17,000 islands.

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Indonesian sailors help Maduranese refugees, fleeing racial violence, from a truck arriving in the port town of Pontianak, West Kalimantan late March 22. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the deaths of at least 165 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands.

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An elderly Maduranese refugee waits for evactuation at the port in Pontianak late March 22 in West Kalimantan. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the death of at least 165 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands.

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Fleeing Maduranese refugees ride in a truck as they arrive at the port in Pontianak city, West Kalimantan late March 22. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the death of at least 165 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands.

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A Maduranese man sleeps in a makeshift refugee camp inside a sport stadium in the city of Pontianak, West Kalimantan March 22. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the death of at least 114 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands, scaring off foreign investors.

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Maduranese girl hangs out clothes to dry in a refugee camp in Pontianak, West Kalimantan March 22. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the death of at least 114 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands, scaring off foreign investors.

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A Maduranese boy carries his belongings in a makeshift refugee camp in a sport stadium in the city of Pontianak, West Kalimantan March 22. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the death of at least 114 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands, scaring off foreign investors.

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A Maduranese mother and her child wait at a makeshift refugee camp inside a sport stadium March 22 in the city of Pontianak, West Kalimantan. Ethnic unrest has resulted in the death of at least 114 people in clashes between indigenous Malays and a separate ethnic group from the central island of Madura. Indonesia has been rocked for months by fighting, often between different ethnic and religious groups, around its 17,000 islands, scaring off foreign investors.

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