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Our Sick Indonesia

Tuesday, October 15, 2002

At least 20 million Indonesians are now affected by psychiatric disorders of varying severity. This needs to be tackled seriously so that our nation does not become even more ill.

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Titiek Puspa has a story about all of this. On 14 May 1998, the wellknown singer was watching the TV news showing mobs in action. It was a picture that deeply shocked her. The now 65-year-old grandmother immediately collapsed. Her entire body seemed paralyzed and for two weeks, all she could do was lie down. "I was extremely embarrassed," confessed Titiek, "Oh, Lord, how come our people have gotten so sick?"

Our nation, sick as it has been,

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