Fire victims get free health service<\/p>\n
JAKARTA: Many fire victims -- whose houses in Sawah Besar,
\nCentral Jakarta, were burned down on July 25 -- have suffered
\nfrom respiration problems such as coughs and flu, according to
\nLiliaty Wijaya, a doctor with the Husada Hospital on Jl. Mangga
\nBesar, Central Jakarta.<\/p>\n
The hospital provided free medical services to around 1,000
\nvictims on Wednesday, starting at 9:30 a.m. A total of 35 doctors
\nand 10 nurses were deployed to serve the victims.<\/p>\n
The hospital management also handed over 1,000 packets of
\ninstant noodles, plus 1,000 notebooks for school children and
\nused clothing for them.<\/p>\n
Many of the victims still live in shelters while rebuilding
\ntheir homes.<\/p>\n
Two people were killed in the fire, which, locals believe, was
\ncaused by an exploding kerosene stove. It was the third major
\ninferno in July following a fire in Kebon Melati, Central
\nJakarta, when 1,000 families lost their homes, and another in
\nPancoran, South Jakarta, where fire destroyed about 20 houses. --
\nAntara<\/p>",
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