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The Patient
In Room 534

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

As of Saturday night last week, former Indonesian President Suharto was still in a critical condition. His heart had even stopped at one point. An offer of an out-of-court settlement for Suharto got nowhere. Military authorities in Solo have already printed press passes just in case there is a funeral.

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SUHARTO’S blood pressure suddenly dropped. The doctors were stunned. He was only semiconscious, gasping for breath. At one point, he even stopped breathing. On that Friday afternoon last week, Siti Hardijanti Rukmana, or Tutut, panicked. The eldest daughter of the New Order regime leader asked the doctors to hook him up to a ventilator. The device was able to alleviate her father’s breathing difficulty.

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