biawak造句

• KPA also controls Biawak Oil Jetty that handles petroleum products.
• Near the site, another historic site the fort of "'Biawak Busuk "'is believed to be located.
• The fort, together with Biawak Busuk, are two historical sites in ancient Malacca's history which Muar when exiled from Temasik, before his move to Malacca and open the Malacca sultanate empire.
• The administrative center of Pulau Pari administrative village is located in Pari Island, which is located in an extensive reef system which also contains the islands of Biawak, Kongsi, Tikus, Burung, and several others.
• The constituency contains the polling districts of Sebiris, Jangkar, Sebandi, Temaga, Stungkor, Opar, Serayan, Rukam, Sembawang, Kandaie, Pasir Tengah, Sedaing, Biawak, Senibong, Sebako, Raso, Raso II, Bokah, Stom Muda, Selampit, Jugan, Stenggang.
• Other unusual and often controversial exotic meats include frog legs consumed in Chinese Indonesian cuisine, horse meat consumed in Yogyakarta and West Nusa Tenggara, turtle meat consumed in Bali and Eastern Indonesia, snake, " biawak " ( monitor lizard ), " paniki " ( fruit bats ), dog meat, and field rats, consumed in Minahasan cuisine of North Sulawesi.
• Lundu is located 100 km from Kuching City, 70 km from Bau Town, 28 km from Sematan Bazzar, 26 km from Biawak Bazzar, 18 km from Kampong Sebako and 10 km from Pandan Beach . It is accessible by road . In mid to late 2000s, Batang Kayan Bridge was officially opened to traffic, and it marks the end of Ferry services to and from Lundu through Batang Kayan . Lundu was also previously connected by air, as there were remains of the former airstrip in Lundu . Part of the runway of the old airstrip is now used as road.
• The constituency contains the polling districts of Sebiris, Jangkar, Sebandi, Temaga, Stungkor, Opar, Serayan, Rukam, Sembawang, Kandaie, Pasir Tengah, Sedaing, Biawak, Senibong, Sebako, Raso, Raso II, Bokah, Stom Muda, Selampit, Jugan, Stenggang, Sajong, Apar, Buso, Tondong, Grogo, Bau, Skiat, Jagoi, Daun, Tanjong Poting, Atas, Barieng, Sudoh, Segong, Musi, Suba Buan, Suba Bau, Sibuloh, Sebuku, Tai Ton, Stass, Skibang, Sibobog, Serasot, Serikin, Bogag.