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Can anyone help?: A Sumatran tiger wanders around at Taru Jurug zoo in Surakarta, Central Java on Thursday

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span class="caption">Can anyone help?: A Sumatran tiger wanders around at Taru Jurug zoo in Surakarta, Central Java on Thursday. The zoo, built in 1878, has deteriorated and is waiting for investors to renovate all facilities. (Antara/Akbar Nugroho G)

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