Even the dead can't rest in peace<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): Heirs of the dead have complained at having to
\npay illegal levies for renting graves, Antara reported.<\/p>\n
A resident of Tebet, South Jakarta, Soekapjo, said on Monday
\nthat when he wanted to extend the rent of a grave in Karet Bivak
\ncemetery, Central Jakarta, he was asked to pay Rp 100,000. While
\nthe official fee, as mentioned in the announcement board at the
\ncemetery office, is only Rp 80,000.<\/p>\n
Asked why he had to pay Rp 100,000, an officer just told him
\nthat was the tariff.<\/p>\n
Soekapjo said the officer also did not provide him with a
\nreceipt.<\/p>\n
Another resident, Nanang, said that he was asked to pay Rp
\n800,000 for a space in Tanah Kusir cemetery in South Jakarta, for
\na family member. The official price is only Rp 50,000.<\/p>\n
Nanang said that he made the payment anyway because the
\ndeceased relative had to be buried that same day.<\/p>\n
The maximum payment for renting a grave is Rp 100,000 for the
\nfirst three years.<\/p>",
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