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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

The Jakarta government-owned Pasar Jaya Company has suffered huge losses since collaborating with PT Priamanaya Djan International to manage Block A of Tanah Abang Market. Although Pasar Jaya has discontinued the agreement, PT Priamanaya is fighting back.

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A sum of Rp100 million had been deposited to the account of Pasar Jaya in Bank DKI in Jakarta, one afternoon in mid-May last year. The message from the sender, PT Priamanaya Djan International, indicated that the funds was the management fee of Tanah Abang Market's Block A. One Pasar Jaya staff member reported that the funds were addressed to Djangga Lubis, the company's newly appointed chief executive. Without hesitation, the Pasar Jaya boss gav

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