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        "id": 1214544,
        "msgid": "business-as-usual-at-tanamur-cafe-batavia-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-04-12 00:00:00",
        "title": "Business as usual at Tanamur, Cafe Batavia",
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        "summary": "Business as usual at Tanamur, Cafe Batavia JAKARTA (JP): Well known night spots Tanamur and Cafe Batavia have resumed normal operations. A.F. Lapian, head of the City Law and Order Office announced on Monday that the city administration had temporarily closed down Tanamur, a discotheque in the Gambir district of Central Jakarta, because the establishment was believed to have been used as a venue for transactions involving prohibited drugs. Cafe Batavia restaurant, on Jl.",
        "content": "<p>Business as usual at Tanamur, Cafe Batavia<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): Well known night spots Tanamur and Cafe Batavia<br>\nhave resumed normal operations.<\/p>\n<p>A.F. Lapian, head of the City Law and Order Office announced<br>\non Monday that the city administration had temporarily closed<br>\ndown Tanamur, a discotheque in the Gambir district of Central<br>\nJakarta, because the establishment was believed to have been used<br>\nas a venue for transactions involving prohibited drugs.<\/p>\n<p>Cafe Batavia restaurant, on Jl. Pintu Besar Utara, West<br>\nJakarta, which was mistakenly identified by city administration<br>\nofficials as a discotheque, was also closed for remaining open<br>\nafter 2 a.m. on Monday.<\/p>\n<p>However, an executive of Tanamur, who requested anonymity,<br>\ntold The Jakarta Post yesterday that the closure order had been<br>\nrevoked soon after being imposed on Monday, after Tanamur's<br>\nmanagement cleared up a misunderstanding about an alleged drug<br>\ntransaction.<\/p>\n<p>\"We explained that the problem began when Tanamur security<br>\nguards caught a drunken visitor holding drugs. The drunken person<br>\nwas handed over to the police,\" the executive said.<\/p>\n<p>But instead of receiving praise for its actions, the<br>\ndiscotheque was accused by a special city administration team,<br>\nwhich had launched an operation that morning, of being an arena<br>\nfor drug transactions, he said.<\/p>\n<p>The team is made up of representatives from a number of<br>\ninstitutions, including the City Tourism Office, the City Law and<br>\nOrder Office and the City Police.<\/p>\n<p>Graham James of Cafe Batavia said that his restaurant was<br>\nnever closed down because the closure order went to the wrong<br>\naddress.<\/p>\n<p>\"Cafe Batavia is a restaurant, not a discotheque,\" he said. As<br>\na restaurant, it is allowed to operate 24 hours a day, he added.<\/p>\n<p>Members of the special team did disable the restaurant's sound<br>\nequipment on Monday morning, but they allowed it to recommence<br>\nnormal operations yesterday.<\/p>\n<p>The city administration is currently intensifying its<br>\nsupervision of discotheques throughout the city after receiving<br>\nreports that some of the establishments were used by drug<br>\ndealers. (hhr)<\/p>",
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