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When the BIN Telik Sandi Institute Uploads a Photo of Drinking Milk

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia

State Intelligence Agency (BIN) RI uploaded a photo of the recommendation to drink milk on the official Twitter account @binofficial_ri. BIN denies this upload has a specific purpose and purpose.

The content itself was uploaded on Sunday (6/6) yesterday. Seen a photo of white milk that was uploaded with the photo caption: “Drink milk to keep your bones healthy and strong”.

Deputy VII BIN Wawan Hari Purwanto guaranteed that the upload was only a message for the younger generation not to ignore health. He said that there was no other hidden message from the post.

“There is no tendency to go anywhere except just reminding the younger generation not to ignore it, so that our nation becomes a strong nation,” said Wawan as quoted from detikcom, Wednesday (9/6).

He explained that milk is an important drink for the younger generation to keep bones from being susceptible to disorders.

The state agency which is engaged in intelligence also warns of a number of diseases that can arise due to vitamin D deficiency, such as osteoporosis to bone growth disorders due to vitamin D, calcium and phosphate deficiency.

“The object is different from one country to another. The problem with drinking milk is to remind the younger generation of the need to keep bones from breaking,” he added.

Wawan said that the problems of one country with another cannot be equated. So, he hopes that there will be no polemics or presumptions that arise as a result of the upload.

“Our brothers are reminded not to ignore or pay less attention or also because there are other priority needs, so they don’t see the importance of milk consumption. So, problems cannot be equated between one country and another,” said Wawan.

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(mjs / ugo)

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