Dr. Stephen Rundi Utom

RM2.2 BILION DIPERUNTUK LAKSANA 703 PROJEK PERTANIAN

KUCHING: Dana sebanyak RM2.2 bilion diperuntukkan bagi melaksanakan 703 projek pertanian sehingga kini di seluruh Sarawak.

Menteri Industri Makanan, Komoditi dan Pembangunan Wilayah Sarawak, Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom berkata, projek-projek ini merangkumi jalan luar bandar dan ladang, bund pantai, perlindungan tebing sungai, saliran pertanian, serta projek infrastruktur berkaitan di seluruh Sarawak.

“Setakat Oktober 2025, 417 projek telah selesai dilaksanakan, manakala projek-projek yang selebihnya sedang dijalankan pada pelbagai peringkat pelaksanaan,” ujarnya.

Beliau berkata demikian semasa menyampaikan penggulungan kementeriannya dalam Mesyuarat Ketiga Penggal Keempat Persidangan Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Sarawak Ke-19, di sini, pada Selasa.

Dalam pada itu katanya, Kementerian Pertanian dan Keselamatan Makanan di bawah Rancangan Malaysia Ke-12 (RMKe-12) telah meluluskan peruntukan sebanyak RM14.0 juta untuk pemulihan dua skim pertanian Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran (DID) iaitu Mid Sadong III Lubok Trangas di Gedong dan Paya Mending di Serian yang dijadualkan bermula pada suku pertama 2026.

Menyentuh pelaksanaan jalan ladang di Sarawak, beliau menjelaskan kementeriannya telah memperuntukkan RM111 juta untuk melaksanakan lebih 400 projek jalan ladang di seluruh Sarawak, merangkumi jarak lebih daripada 1,800 kilometer.

Projek-projek pembangunan jalan ladang ini katanya akan diteruskan pada tahun hadapan. - EDISI UKAS
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RM2.2 BILION DIPERUNTUK LAKSANA 703 PROJEK PERTANIAN | Notion KUCHING: Dana sebanyak RM2.2 bilion diperuntukkan bagi melaksanakan 703 projek pertanian sehingga kini di seluruh Sarawak.

RM2.2 BILION DIPERUNTUK LAKSANA 703 PROJEK PERTANIAN

KUCHING: Dana sebanyak RM2.2 bilion diperuntukkan bagi melaksanakan 703 projek pertanian sehingga kini di seluruh Sarawak.

Menteri Industri Makanan, Komoditi dan Pembangunan Wilayah Sarawak, Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom berkata, projek-projek ini merangkumi jalan luar bandar dan ladang, bund pantai, perlindungan tebing sungai, saliran pertanian, serta projek infrastruktur berkaitan di seluruh Sarawak.

“Setakat Oktober 2025, 417 projek telah selesai dilaksanakan, manakala projek-projek yang selebihnya sedang dijalankan pada pelbagai peringkat pelaksanaan,” ujarnya.

Beliau berkata demikian semasa menyampaikan penggulungan kementeriannya dalam Mesyuarat Ketiga Penggal Keempat Persidangan Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Sarawak Ke-19, di sini, pada Selasa.

Dalam pada itu katanya, Kementerian Pertanian dan Keselamatan Makanan di bawah Rancangan Malaysia Ke-12 (RMKe-12) telah meluluskan peruntukan sebanyak RM14.0 juta untuk pemulihan dua skim pertanian Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran (DID) iaitu Mid Sadong III Lubok Trangas di Gedong dan Paya Mending di Serian yang dijadualkan bermula pada suku pertama 2026.

Menyentuh pelaksanaan jalan ladang di Sarawak, beliau menjelaskan kementeriannya telah memperuntukkan RM111 juta untuk melaksanakan lebih 400 projek jalan ladang di seluruh Sarawak, merangkumi jarak lebih daripada 1,800 kilometer.

Projek-projek pembangunan jalan ladang ini katanya akan diteruskan pada tahun hadapan. -EDISI UKAS

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SARAWAK BA JALAI KE BETUL NYAPAI 25 PERATUS PENYUKUP DAGIN CHAPI MANGGAI BA TAUN 2030

KUCHING, 2 Dis — Sarawak benung ba jalai ke betul deka nyapai 25 peratus penyukup dagin chapi manggai ba taun 2030.

Menteri Industri Pemakai, Komoditi enggau Pemansang Kandang Menua Sarawak, Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom, madahka entara inisiatif ke dipejalaika opis menteri iya nyengkaum ngena teknologi nupi jelu ke maju, chara ngintu jelu tupi ke pemadu manah sereta ngimport jelu tupi ke bekualiti.

“Nengah Atur Pemansang Malaysia Lumpar Kedua Belas (RMK12), sepenyampau 3,779 iku chapi sapi diimport dikena nyukung ‘Program Pawah’ ke alai jelu-jelu tu diagih ngagai 23 kebun sawit enggau pekebun mit di serata Sarawak lalu sepenyampau 1,141 iku chapi dipawah baru ngagai 27 iku penerima,” ku iya.

Iya madah munyi nya lebuh ngenataika jaku ‘winding up session’ opis menteri iya ba Aum Ketiga Penggal Keempat Aum Kunsil Nengeri (DUN) Sarawak Ke-19, ditu, sehari tu tadi.

Iya mantaika, dikena nyukung agenda pengelikun pemakai Sarawak, Lembaga Penyatuan dan Reklamasi Tanah Sarawak (SALCRA) mega benung ngemansangka dua buah Palan Nupi enggau Penggemuk Chapi di Bau enggau Betong, ti ngembuan kapasiti begulai 500 iku lalu disadang tembu ba taun 2026.

“Palan tu deka nyadi pelasar ke beguna dikena nambahka stok enggau tikas pengada menua tu, lalu ari nya ulih ngenegapka daya tahan industri jelu ruminansia nengeri tu,” ku iya.

Ngenang silik, Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi mantaika agih belanja sepenyampau RM13.37 juta ari Opis Menteri Betanam Betupi enggau Pengelikun Pemakai udah dikemendarka ari baruh Program Negapka Pengelikun Pemakai dikena ngulihka 1,101 iku chapi sapi Brahman ti bekualiti, ti datai di Sarawak kena 18 Oktober 2025.

Pengawa bukai nitihka iya nyengkaum penemuai penanda aras ngagai menua betanam betupi ti maju baka Brazil enggau New Zealand dikena mantu Sarawak ngenegapka sistem betanam betupi moden enggau chara ngatur jelu tupi ti lebih efisyen. — Ruai Berita Iban

SARAWAK BA JALAI KE BETUL NYAPAI 25 PERATUS PENYUKUP DAGIN CHAPI MANGGAI BA TAUN 2030 | Notion KUCHING, 2 Dis — Sarawak benung ba jalai ke betul deka nyapai 25 peratus penyukup dagin chapi manggai ba taun 2030.

SARAWAK BA JALAI KE BETUL NYAPAI 25 PERATUS PENYUKUP DAGIN CHAPI MANGGAI BA TAUN 2030

KUCHING, 2 Dis — Sarawak benung ba jalai ke betul deka nyapai 25 peratus penyukup dagin chapi manggai ba taun 2030.

Menteri Industri Pemakai, Komoditi enggau Pemansang Kandang Menua Sarawak, Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom, madahka entara inisiatif ke dipejalaika opis menteri iya nyengkaum ngena teknologi nupi jelu ke maju, chara ngintu jelu tupi ke pemadu manah sereta ngimport jelu tupi ke bekualiti.

“Nengah Atur Pemansang Malaysia Lumpar Kedua Belas (RMK12), sepenyampau 3,779 iku chapi sapi diimport dikena nyukung ‘Program Pawah’ ke alai jelu-jelu tu diagih ngagai 23 kebun sawit enggau pekebun mit di serata Sarawak lalu sepenyampau 1,141 iku chapi dipawah baru ngagai 27 iku penerima,” ku iya.

Iya madah munyi nya lebuh ngenataika jaku ‘winding up session’ opis menteri iya ba Aum Ketiga Penggal Keempat Aum Kunsil Nengeri (DUN) Sarawak Ke-19, ditu, sehari tu tadi.

Iya mantaika, dikena nyukung agenda pengelikun pemakai Sarawak, Lembaga Penyatuan dan Reklamasi Tanah Sarawak (SALCRA) mega benung ngemansangka dua buah Palan Nupi enggau Penggemuk Chapi di Bau enggau Betong, ti ngembuan kapasiti begulai 500 iku lalu disadang tembu ba taun 2026.

“Palan tu deka nyadi pelasar ke beguna dikena nambahka stok enggau tikas pengada menua tu, lalu ari nya ulih ngenegapka daya tahan industri jelu ruminansia nengeri tu,” ku iya.

Ngenang silik, Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi mantaika agih belanja sepenyampau RM13.37 juta ari Opis Menteri Betanam Betupi enggau Pengelikun Pemakai udah dikemendarka ari baruh Program Negapka Pengelikun Pemakai dikena ngulihka 1,101 iku chapi sapi Brahman ti bekualiti, ti datai di Sarawak kena 18 Oktober 2025.

Pengawa bukai nitihka iya nyengkaum penemuai penanda aras ngagai menua betanam betupi ti maju baka Brazil enggau New Zealand dikena mantu Sarawak ngenegapka sistem betanam betupi moden enggau chara ngatur jelu tupi ti lebih efisyen. — Ruai Berita Iban

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SARAWAK PUSHES YOUTH INTO MODERN AGRICULTURE TO BOOST FOOD SECURITY

KUCHING (Dec 3): Sarawak is intensifying efforts to safeguard food security by modernising agriculture and attracting young people to the sector, said Food Industry, Community and Regional Development Minister Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom.

Speaking after his ministerial winding-up speech at the State Legislative Assembly (DUN) on Tuesday, Dr Rundi outlined his ministry’s priorities: protecting food security, uplifting farming and fishing communities, and accelerating technology adoption to make agriculture appealing to youth.

He noted that Sarawak’s farming population is ageing, stressing the need to create an environment where young people see agriculture as a viable and profitable career.

“We have to develop the agricultural sector into a more conducive and comfortable space. That means dedicated areas like agri-parks, fishing and farming hubs, and the use of IoT (Internet of Things) and mechanisation,” he said.

Dr Rundi emphasised the importance of changing perceptions.

“I want youth to see agriculture not as dirty of difficult work but as a money-making future,” he said.

He urged graduates to not dismiss agriculture simply because it is not office-based, highlighting its potential for profit.

To shift mindsets, the ministry is highlighting high-earning crops such as pineapple, banana, avocado, grain corn, and selected jungle produce.

Dr Rundi cited that tannish at RM8 per kilogramme yields about RM8,000 per tonne, compared with RM730 per tonne for oil palm.

“Despite higher margins, many farmers continue with oil palm due to its established supply chain—a model the food production sector aims to replicate.”

He stressed that agriculture must move beyond ‘business as usual’ by embracing modern systems and stronger industry support.

“With these changes, Sarawak aims to raise household income for farming families to RM15,000 per month by 2030.

The government will continue investing in infrastructure and support services to uplift rural communities.” - BP

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SARAWAK ADVACES NATURAL LIVESTOCK HEALTH INNOVATION WITH SIPUDUN-BASED ANTHELMINTIC INITIATIVE

KUCHING (25 NOV) - Sarawak has taken a significant step toward strengthening its livestock industry through the development of a natural anthelmintic derived from the indigenous Sipudun plant, following the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Sarawak Biodiversity Centre (SBC) and the Department of Veterinary Services Sarawak (DVSS) today.

The signing ceremony, held at the Media Room of the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Complex, was witnessed by Minister for Education, Innovation and Talent Development (MEITD) Dato Sri Roland Sagah Wee Inn and Minister of Food Industry, Commodity and Regional Development (M-FICORD) Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom. The MoU was formally signed by Permanent Secretary of MEITD Datu Haji Adana Haji Jed and DVSS Director Datu Adrian Susin Ambud.

The collaboration marks a pivotal moment in Sarawak’s effort to build a resilient, innovation-led bioeconomy grounded in local biodiversity. Sipudun, scientifically known as Picria fel-terrae, is a native medicinal plant widely used by the Bidayuh community and other rural groups as a traditional remedy, particularly for deworming children and livestock. Its natural distribution across Sarawak’s lowland and hill areas makes it a readily cultivable resource for long-term agricultural applications.

The MoU supports the development of a natural, locally sourced alternative to synthetic anthelmintic drugs at a time when farmers across Malaysia continue to face rising challenges from drug-resistant parasitic infections. SBC’s scientific screening has identified promising anthelmintic properties in Sipudun, paving the way for a research-to-commercialisation pathway that could help diversify treatment options and reduce dependence on imported chemical-based solutions.

Dato Sri Roland Sagah said the initiative reflected Sarawak’s commitment to modern science-driven innovation anchored in the unique resources of the state’s biodiversity. He emphasised that the partnership between SBC and DVSS demonstrates how strategic collaboration can elevate local discoveries into practical livestock health solutions that address national needs.

Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi noted that the livestock industry requires forward-looking measures to tackle growing parasitic resistance. He said the use of a homegrown botanical resource offers an opportunity for Sarawak to champion natural solutions while uplifting rural communities through contract farming and community-based cultivation models.

Research conducted by SBC and DVSS has already completed efficacy and dose-ranging studies in laboratory settings, with prototype development progressing and controlled animal trials expected within the next two to three years. The regulatory process will follow strict national and international guidelines, ensuring compliance with Malaysia’s Animal Welfare Act 2015, GLP safety standards, and WOAH requirements for veterinary products.

Officials highlighted that community involvement will form an integral component of the project, with Sipudun’s natural ability to thrive in village environments offering meaningful economic opportunities for rural and indigenous communities. Locally cultivated production is also expected to ensure competitive and stable pricing for farmers once commercialisation begins.

The ministers underscored that this project positions Sarawak at the forefront of Malaysia’s natural livestock health product innovation, opening pathways for future participation in regional and international markets. They also noted that the initiative aligns with the Post-COVID-19 Development Strategy (PCDS), the National AgriFood Policy, and the national STI agenda.

The collaboration ultimately represents a blend of modern scientific capability, cultural heritage, and environmental sustainability, demonstrating how Sarawak’s biodiversity can be transformed into solutions that strengthen food security, improve national livestock resilience, and uplift the livelihoods of rural families.
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KEREJASAMA SARAWAK–NEW ZEALAND MERANSANG PENGAWA BETUPI MODEN ENGGAU BIOSEKURITI

WELLINGTON, 12 Nov — Penemuai rasmi deligit Sarawak ti betuaika Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom, Menteri Industri Pemakai, Komoditi enggau Pemansang Kandang Menua (M-FICORD), ke New Zealand muka sejarah baru dalam kerejasama teknikal, pansik enggau pemansang industri jelu tupi entara kededua menua tu.

Pengudah penemuai basa ngagai Menteri Biosekuriti enggau Pengelikun Pemakai New Zealand, Hon. Andrew Hoggard, raban ari Sarawak ngulu siri penerang teknikal ba Opis Menteri Industri Utama (MPI) ti dikenataika pemesai kanan nyengkaum Jim Sim, Dr Jed Johnson, Dr Lia Missena enggau Glen Webber.

Pengawa meri penerang nya meri pekara tambah enggau dalam bekaul pasal Servis Pensijilan, Sistem Jamin Halal enggau Program Pematau Pengerai Jelu, ti mandangka model pengatur pemakai enggau biosekuriti New Zealand ti bestruktur sereta begempung.

Nitih ku Dr Rundi, sesi nya beguna amat dalam ngenegapka pemereti ati Sarawak ba sistem biosekuriti antarabansa, nyengkaum pengawa nagang adan menua, matau penyakit enggau timbal penusah ngenyit.

Iya nyemetak madahka peneleba enggau pengelandik New Zealand deka nyadi malin dalam ngenegapka penyikap veterinar enggau pengelikun pemakai di Sarawak.

"Kerejasama tu nyadika singkang ti beguna nuju pengawa nempa kaul timpuh panjai dalam pansik jelu tupi, ngangkatka kapasiti veterinar, beranakka puku ba produk tenusu enggau ngatur biosekuriti.

"Kami komited deka ngerintaika sektor pemakai enggau komoditi Sarawak enggau chara pemadu manah tikas entarabansa dikena nyapai status nengeri pengeluar pemakai ti beresi sereta kompetitif manggai ba taun 2030," ku iya.

Sama bisi dalam deligit iya nya Sapit Menteri Datuk Martin Ben, Direktor DVS Sarawak Datu Dr Adrian Susin Ambud, Sekretari Kanan Bagi Menua Liew Ju Jeng, Pemesai Kanan Veterinar Dr Sylie Al-Harir, enggau Pemesai Media Marvin Anak Masan, begulai enggau Pesuruhjaya Tinggi Malaysia ke New Zealand. Mazita Marzuki, enggau Sekretari Kedua Adrina Zulkarnain. -Ruai Berita Iban

| SARAWAK MINISTER STRENGTHENS ENGAGEMENT WITH NEW ZEALAND ON LIVESTOCK, DAIRY AND BIOSECURITY COOPERATION

WELLINGTON, 11 Nov 2025: Minister for Food Industry, Commodity and Regional Development Sarawak, Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom, paid a courtesy call on Honorable Andrew Hoggard, New Zealand’s Minister for Biosecurity and Food Safety, Associate Minister of Agriculture (Animal Welfare and Skills) and Associate Minister for the Environment, during his official visit to Wellington.

Honorable Hoggard, a lifelong dairy farmer qualified in Applied Economics and former President of the Federated Farmers of New Zealand, shared his experience in advancing the nation’s primary industries and sustainable farm management. The meeting underscored the growing partnership between Sarawak and New Zealand in promoting agricultural innovation, veterinary training, dairy development and biosecurity enhancement.

During the discussion, Dr Rundi outlined Sarawak’s intention to strengthen collaboration with New Zealand in developing the state’s cattle industry through knowledge exchange, modern breeding systems and improved feedlot and traceability practices. He said Sarawak plans to send its veterinary officers for professional training and technical attachments in New Zealand as part of a structured knowledge-transfer initiative to enhance technical expertise and field experience.

He also expressed Sarawak’s interest in exploring business partnerships in the dairy sector through technology sharing and potential joint ventures with New Zealand producers. As New Zealand currently restricts live-cattle exports, Sarawak is considering the importation of bovine semen from New Zealand to improve local breeding quality and accelerate herd expansion.

Dr Rundi added that Sarawak is equally keen to study New Zealand’s biosecurity framework, particularly its border control systems, disease-surveillance networks and emergency-response mechanisms, which have earned the country its global reputation as a “disease-free” producer. He noted that such insights would be instrumental in strengthening Sarawak’s own veterinary preparedness and food-safety infrastructure.

“New Zealand’s success lies in its comprehensive, science-based model that unites policy, research and on-ground implementation. Sarawak aims to adapt these best practices to build a resilient and globally competitive livestock sector,” Dr Rundi said.

Following the courtesy call, the Sarawak delegation attended a series of technical briefings at the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI), where senior officials including Jim Sim, Dr Jed Johnson, Dr Lia Missena and Glen Webber, presented on Verification Services, the Halal Assurance System and the Animal Health Surveillance Programme. These sessions provided Sarawak with deeper insights into New Zealand’s integrated food-safety regulation, halal certification and animal-health governance.

Dr Rundi said the engagement with Minister Hoggard and MPI marked a significant step towards establishing long-term cooperation in livestock research, veterinary capacity-building, dairy investment and biosecurity management.

“We are committed to aligning Sarawak’s food and commodity sectors with international best practices. This partnership will accelerate our journey towards becoming a clean, competitive food-producing state by 2030,” he said.

Also present were Deputy Minister Datuk Martin Ben, Director of the Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) Datu Dr Adrian Susin Ambud, Senior Principal Assistant Secretary Liew Ju Jeng, Senior Veterinary Officer Dr Sylie Al-Harir, and Malaysia’s High Commissioner to New Zealand H.E. Mazita Marzuki, accompanied by Second Secretary Adrina Zulkarnain.

Photo : Marvin Masan

Sarawak dan Jepun Perkukuh Kerjasama Dalam Penyelidikan Serta Kelestarian Akuakultur

TOKYO, (29 OCT): Sarawak berusaha mengukuhkan kerjasama teknikal dengan Jepun dalam penyelidikan dan pembangunan perikanan mampan melalui Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency (FRA), sebuah institusi kebangsaan di bawah Kementerian Pertanian, Perhutanan dan Perikanan Jepun.

Lawatan kerja yang diketuai Menteri Industri Makanan, Komoditi dan Pembangunan Wilayah Sarawak Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom memberi peluang kepada delegasi mengkaji struktur penyelidikan, pendidikan dan inovasi perikanan Jepun melalui taklimat rasmi dan brosur teknikal yang dikemukakan FRA.

Agensi itu memainkan peranan penting dalam menyelaras penyelidikan, pembangunan dan pendidikan dalam sektor perikanan dan akuakultur Jepun bagi memastikan bekalan makanan laut yang stabil, pembangunan industri mampan serta peningkatan kapasiti tenaga kerja mahir dalam sains marin dan kejuruteraan perikanan.

Beroperasi di bawah Pelan Jangka Sederhana Kelima (2021-2025), FRA memberi tumpuan kepada penyelidikan dan pembangunan teknologi perikanan serta akuakultur mampan, pembangunan sumber manusia dalam sains perikanan, dan pemulihan industri perikanan Jepun melalui inovasi berasaskan data dan teknologi.

Dr Rundi berkata Jepun menunjukkan amalan terbaik dalam membangunkan sistem penyelidikan bersepadu yang menghimpunkan pakar daripada pelbagai bidang di bawah satu agensi kebangsaan.

FRA kini mempunyai lebih 500 penyelidik sepenuh masa di seluruh Jepun, berbanding Sarawak yang masih di peringkat awal dengan hanya lima penyelidik aktif dalam sektor perikanan.

“Kami ingin memahami bagaimana Jepun berjaya membina kapasiti penyelidikan dan mengekalkan kesinambungan antara bidang akademik, industri dan dasar kerajaan.

Pengalaman ini amat relevan bagi Sarawak mengukuhkan ekosistem penyelidikan dan latihan dalam sektor akuakultur dan sumber marin,” katanya.

Delegasi diberi taklimat mengenai pelbagai inisiatif penyelidikan FRA yang merangkumi penilaian stok ikan di perairan Jepun dan antarabangsa, pembangunan teknologi pembiakan spesies bernilai tinggi seperti tuna dan belut Jepun, kajian makanan ikan lestari serta kawalan penyakit dan jaminan keselamatan makanan laut.

FRA turut memperkenalkan model Pengurusan Perikanan Berasaskan Sains yang menekankan penggunaan data satelit, model dinamik lautan dan kerjasama antara penyelidik serta komuniti nelayan untuk meramal perubahan ekosistem dan corak tangkapan ikan.

Dr Rundi berkata Sarawak juga berminat mempelajari pendekatan Jepun dalam menguruskan spesies ikan invasif yang mengancam biodiversiti tempatan, termasuk isu kemasukan ikan Amazon ke sungai-sungai Sarawak yang kini menjejaskan spesies ikan asli.

Beliau berkata dialog dengan FRA bukan sahaja membuka peluang kerjasama penyelidikan tetapi juga latihan jangka pendek di bawah Japan International Cooperation Agency untuk pegawai dan penyelidik Sarawak.

Delegasi turut diberi taklimat mengenai fungsi National Fisheries University yang beroperasi di bawah FRA dan menyediakan latihan teknikal serta akademik kepada pelajar dan profesional dalam bidang sains marin, pemprosesan makanan laut dan kejuruteraan akuakultur.

Foto: Marvin Masan
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