Family to claim
\nJapanese man's body<\/p>\n
JAKARTA(JP): The family of a Japanese businessman who was
\nfound dead last Saturday will travel to Indonesia to claim the
\nbody, an embassy official said on Monday.<\/p>\n
Cultural Council of the Japanese Embassy, Sachiko Furuya, told
\nThe Jakarta Post that the embassy had contacted the family of the
\ndeceased Wasao Fukumoto.<\/p>\n
However, the family requested the embassy keep their arrival
\nconfidential, Furuya said, without further elaboration.<\/p>\n
Furuya said the embassy had left the investigation of the
\nmatter to the Indonesian police.<\/p>\n
Fukumoto, a jewelry trader, was reportedly found dead by a
\nbellboy in a room at Hotel Indonesia with severe stab wounds to
\nhis stomach and chest.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile Jakarta Police spokesman Sr. Comr. Anton Bachrul
\nAlam said the police still could not conclude whether Fukumoto
\nwas murdered as the police were still waiting for the results of
\nthe postmortem examination on the deceased.<\/p>\n
When asked to comment on reports of stab wounds, Anton said,
\n\"That's what the media said. Did the journalists check the
\nbody?\"(07\/emf)<\/p>\n
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\nANPAj..r..
\nMinivan-drivers-protest
\nDrivers protest new BSD buses
\nJP\/3\/Focus<\/p>\n
Drivers protest new BSD buses<\/p>\n
TANGERANG (JP): Some 150 public minivan drivers serving the
\nCikokol-Serpong-Bumi Serpong Damai (BSD) housing complex route
\nstaged a rally at PT BSD office in Serpong on Monday to protest
\nat the new service of BSD executive shuttle buses.<\/p>\n
\"The operation of the buses will certainly reduce
\nour income,\" Hamdani, 35, one of the drivers who had been at the
\noffice since 8 a.m., told The Jakarta Post.<\/p>\n
PT BSD spokesman Donny Rahayu said that in cooperation with
\nArimbi Jaya Agung bus operator, PT BSD began operating five
\nexecutive buses on Monday to serve the route between BSD and
\nPasar Baru, Central Jakarta.<\/p>\n
Donny said that according to their survey, about 3,000 people
\nwho have bought houses in BSD are reluctant to live there because
\nof the lack of transportation to their places of work in Jakarta.<\/p>\n
He said that the public minivan drivers ended their protest he
\nexplained that the bus service was merely aimed at fulfilling the
\nrequests of residents, not at seeking profit. (41)<\/p>\n
;JP;07
\nANPAj..r..
\nTeen-Dead-Falling
\nQuiet girl dies falling from 22nd floor
\nJP\/3\/MURRY
\nGirl falls
\nto her death<\/p>\n
JAKARTA(JP): An 18-year-old girl died after falling from the
\n22nd floor of Plaza Sentral, an office building on Jl. Sudirman
\nin South Jakarta, on Sunday night.<\/p>\n
Murry, a resident of Srengseng Sawah in West Jakarta, attended
\na church service at the building, her brother, Jordan, said. But
\nas soon as the mass finished, Murry went straight to the 22nd
\nfloor while her friends came down, he said.<\/p>\n
No one knew why or with whom Murry went upstairs, he added.<\/p>\n
Jordan said the last time he saw Murry was on Aug. 16. At that
\ntime, Murry said she wanted to stay at a friend's house and told
\nhim her plan to attend the church service on Aug. 19.<\/p>\n
Jordan said Murry was a quiet girl and spent most of her time
\nat home.<\/p>\n
Murry finished high school two years ago and was about to
\nenroll in university this year, he Jordan.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, a Plaza Sentral security guard Yadi said a fellow
\nsecurity guard Herry Suyono found Murry's body at the back of the
\nbuilding and immediately contacted the Setiabudi Police
\nsubprecinct.<\/p>\n
The police report states that Murry was suspected to have
\ncommitted suicide, but a forensic expert, Mun'im Idries, disputes
\nthis. He said there were bruises on Murry's neck, which could be
\nsigns of suffocation.<\/p>\n
\"... or signs of a struggle as if someone held her to push her
\ndown,\" Mun'im told reporters at Jakarta Police Headquarters.<\/p>\n
The postmortem examination also showed that other than the
\nbruises there were no other signs of violence inflicted on
\nMurry's body. (emf\/07)<\/p>\n
;JP;
\nANPAj..r..
\nEnergy-drinks-withdrawal
\nPopular energy drinks withdrawn from market
\nJP\/3\/FOCUS<\/p>\n
Favorite energy
\ndrinks recalled<\/p>\n
JAKARTA (JP): In a move to protect consumers, the government
\nhas ordered four popular energy drink products be taken off the
\nmarket due to high concentrations of caffeine.<\/p>\n
The food and drugs supervisory board has ordered two companies
\nproducing Kratingdaeng and Galin Bugar energy drinks and a
\ncompany importing the M 150 drinks to withdraw their products
\nfrom the market within two months.<\/p>\n
The board said in a press release sent to The Jakarta Post on
\nMonday that it had conducted random checks on Kratingdaeng,
\nKratingdaeng S, M 150 and Galin Bugar energy drinks and found
\nthat they contained up to 80 mg of caffeine per bottle, far
\nhigher than the 50 mg per bottle written on the label.<\/p>\n
Despite the absence of a report or scientific findings about
\nthe side effects of such a high concentration of caffeine in the
\nproducts, the board insists that the products be recalled
\nimmediately for the safety of consumers.<\/p>\n
The office also said that the companies would only be allowed
\nto remarket their products after they withdrew the goods and
\nensured that the caffeine content of their product matched the
\namount specified on the label.<\/p>",
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