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Beseeching Under the Banyan Tree

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

People of all kinds, from religious figures to prostitutes, are praying for Suharto to recover. Mass prayer sessions are organized by the Golkar Party.

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A SHORT prayer could be heard at the Gude Jiwan red-light area in Madiun, East Java, on Sunday two weeks ago. “May Suharto be far from the evils of ill health...” was the invocation recited by 120 prostitutes and 25 pimps in the complex.

Suwadji, who manages the local prostitutes’ activities, led the prayer for the recovery of the New Order ruler, who has been in critical condition for the past three weeks at Pertamina Hospital in Jakarta.

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