Romain Febvre from France dominated the MXGP Samota in Sumbawa, Indonesia, securing the top position with 25 points after completing 17 laps in 35:57.523. Despite his victory, Febvre must continue to compete, particularly at the upcoming Selaparang circuit in Mataram, to surpass Jorge Prado in the world rankings. Jeremy Seewer finished closely behind with 22 points, while Prado, who led in the first race, ended up third overall with 45 points.

A Molotov cocktail exploded at the house of Awaluddin, a land office employee in Dompu, West Nusa Tenggara, on February 21, 2021, around 3:00 AM local time, burning two motorcycles, a Honda Vario150 and a Honda Vario110. The police secured evidence and are investigating the motive behind the attack. The local police chief advised the community to remain vigilant and cautious.

The Dompu Police's Puma Team successfully identified and arrested two suspects, MI and AS, involved in a series of arrow terror attacks in Dompu, Nusa Tenggara Barat. The arrests were made based on victim reports, with one victim, Muhammad Fadillah, being injured in an attack. The suspects were apprehended in different locations, and both are now in police custody for further questioning.

A police officer in Bima, Nusa Tenggara Barat, identified as MY, was arrested by the Opsnal Satres Narkoba Polres Bima Kota team for allegedly being involved in a methamphetamine transaction. He was apprehended along with three others in a boarding house room in Kelurahan Melayu, Asakota District. The police seized 6.52 grams of methamphetamine during the arrest. The operation was successful due to prior information about the location being used for drug transactions.

In Bima, Indonesia, a couple, A Latif and Pakoh, were attacked and their house was set on fire by a group of people accusing them of witchcraft. The incident occurred in the early hours while the couple and their child were asleep. Both suffered serious injuries and were taken to RSUD Bima for medical treatment. The police are investigating the cause of the incident, and the situation is reported to be under control.

A 14-year-old boy from Dompu, Nusa Tenggara Barat, committed suicide due to depression stemming from unmet desires and a longing to meet his estranged father. The boy, Waliadin, was found by his grandmother after hanging himself. The police and local authorities were involved, and the family declined an autopsy. The article highlights the importance of mental health support and provides resources for those in need.

Investigators have named a woman, identified as N, as a suspect in a lewd video case that took place in the isolation room of RSUD Dompu, Nusa Tenggara Barat. This brings the total number of suspects to six. The police conducted a marathon examination of the suspects over two days, with N being declared a suspect on Wednesday night. N had been accompanying patient F since his admission to the hospital, claiming to be a family member and staying in the isolation room. The suspects are charged under the Health Quarantine Law.

An arrow terror incident has once again unsettled the residents of Dompu, Nusa Tenggara Barat, with a 15-year-old boy named Muhammad Fadila becoming the latest victim. The local police have reported that such incidents occur approximately once a month and have been a recurring threat over the past three years. The most recent attack happened on Tuesday night, with the victim being shot in the back while riding a motorcycle. The police are investigating the case and have identified a suspect, urging the victim's family to trust the authorities to handle the situation.

A police officer identified as F has been named a suspect in a viral indecent video filmed in a Covid-19 isolation room at Dompu Hospital, Nusa Tenggara Barat. Despite being charged under the Health Quarantine Law, F cannot be detained due to the penalty being less than five years. Investigations are ongoing, with further statements expected from the female involved in the video, who is currently in isolation. Authorities are also considering the application of the Pornography Law, pending further evidence.

Police in Dompu, Nusa Tenggara Barat, have named Imran Kasiri and Kejora Paramitha as suspects in the case of spreading a viral pornographic video allegedly filmed at Dompu Hospital. Both suspects face charges under the Information and Electronic Transactions Law, with potential penalties of 6-12 years in prison and fines up to Rp1 billion. The video, initially posted on social media and later deleted, spread widely after screenshots were shared. The motive behind the video’s dissemination was to prompt swift action from law enforcement, though the method was deemed inappropriate. The investigation revealed that a police officer, identified as F, was allegedly involved in the video while in isolation due to Covid-19. Two nurses from Dompu Hospital have also been named as suspects.