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Jakarta : Indonesia | Jul 10, 2012 at 5:56 PM PDT
Source: The Jakarta Post
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City Health Agency chief Dien Emmawati said on Tuesday that public health services would open full-time on polling day. All 296 subdistrict public health centers, 44 district health centers and six city-owned hospitals will remain open. District health centers and hospitals will still open 24-hours.... FULL ARTICLE AT The Jakarta Post
 
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