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Dozens of barefoot abdi dalem (royal servants) of the Yogyakarta Palace trek up Mount Merapi to perform the Labuhan ritual on Wednesday

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span class="caption">Dozens of barefoot abdi dalem (royal servants) of the Yogyakarta Palace trek up Mount Merapi to perform the Labuhan ritual on Wednesday. The ritual was carried out to commemorate the 27th anniversary of Sultan Hamengkubuwono X'€™s coronation. The servants prayed for the welfare and safety of the Indonesian people. JP/Tarko Sudiarno

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