First giant panda born in Indonesia is named and is said to be doing well

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The first giant panda cub born in Indonesia is nursing well and showing signs of good health 
although is said to be noisy, the conservation park where he was born last month said.

The cub was born on November 27 at the park in Cisarua, West Java province.

Indonesian Safari Park released video and photos showing the fuzzy newborn in an 
incubator squirming and squealing while being cuddled by his mother.

The mother is 15-year-old Hu Chun who arrived in Indonesia in 2017 on a 
10-year conservation partnership with China.

The panda cub has been named Satrio Wiratama, nicknamed Rio.

The name symbolizes the hope, resilience and shared commitment of Indonesia
and China in protecting endangered species, the park said in a statement.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto announced the baby panda's name
Thursday and showed his photo when he met Wang Huning, a top Chinese 
political adviser and leading ideologist.