Embers in the Ashes

ASTUTI cast her sight towards the man who was sharpening a machete on top of scorched ruins of a building in Jalan Koti, Jayapura City, Sunday, September 1. Two crowbars, each a meter long, were laid right next to him, alongside another machete and a badik (dagger) whose edges seemed dull. Similar other items were scattered in front of Astuti, below a table on which she displayed her bottled drinks for sale.

The man is one of Astuti

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