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Indonesian detention centre allows release of 26 detainees due to coronavirus risk

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Indonesian detention centre allows release of 26 detainees due to coronavirus risk

Indonesian detention centre allows release of 26 detainees due to coronavirus risk

Indonesian detention centre allows the release of 26 detainees due to the risk of them becoming infected with COVID-19.

Indonesian detention centre allows the release of 26 detainees due to the risk of them becoming infected with COVID-19.

The footage, filmed on April 1, shows the detainees leaving Muaro Padang foster home with their belongings in hand.

The head of the Muaro Padang foster house said: "The 26 detainees were chosen because they had served half the sentence set and had good behaviour while serving their sentence."




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