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JP/FadliKites fly at the Bintan International Kite Festival in the Riau Islands, on Sunday

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Kites fly at the Bintan International Kite Festival in the Riau Islands, on Sunday. Forty-four participants, including those from Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore and the Philippines took part in the two-day event.

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