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The Endless Nights Keeping Vigil

Tuesday, December 27, 2005

Abdul Madjid returns each dead person to their origin: earth and dust in the grave.

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WHEN night descends on the graveyard at Siroen, Lamboro, people would hear dogs howling as if they were in conference. With cold night wind and deep, tense silence, a vision of a horror film seems to appear in the areas of Greater Aceh in the post-tsunami days. Abdul Madjid switches on his flashlight and trains it on a pack of dogs. He is stunned. The dogs are fighting over human bones!

Abdul Madjid yells at them but they do not care. Only after h

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