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Mind your head: Riau Governor Annas Maamun (center) goes to enter a prisoner-transportation vehicle after the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) named him a bribery suspect in Jakarta on Friday
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Mind your head: Riau Governor Annas Maamun (center) goes to enter a prisoner-transportation vehicle after the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) named him a bribery suspect in Jakarta on Friday. The KPK also named palm-oil businessman Gulat Manurung a graft suspect. Both were arrested on Thursday night as Gulat handed money to Annas, allegedly to get a land-conversion permit. (JP/AWO) (center) goes to enter a prisoner-transportation vehicle after the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) named him a bribery suspect in Jakarta on Friday. The KPK also named palm-oil businessman Gulat Manurung a graft suspect. Both were arrested on Thursday night as Gulat handed money to Annas, allegedly to get a land-conversion permit. (JP/AWO)
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span class="caption">Mind your head: Riau Governor Annas Maamun (center) goes to enter a prisoner-transportation vehicle after the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) named him a bribery suspect in Jakarta on Friday. The KPK also named palm-oil businessman Gulat Manurung a graft suspect. Both were arrested on Thursday night as Gulat handed money to Annas, allegedly to get a land-conversion permit. (JP/AWO)
