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Former Indonesian President Soehartoâ€™s health deteriorated

08 January 2008 16:05 (UTC +04:00)

The health condition of the ailing former Indonesian President Soeharto worsened on Tuesday morning after it had signed improvement since Monday, APA reports.
One of Jakartaâ€™s top medical centre-Pertamina hospitalâ€™s doctors stated that the health condition of Soeharto this morning signed a worsening, a team of 40 doctors is treating him for heart, lung and kidney problems.
There has not been synchronization of the movements of the hearth muscles, and no movement of one of segments of the muscles In addition to, the production of urine decreased, the accumulation of liquid in lung rose, and some signals of bleeding in the urine. Soeharto has been frequently treated in the hospital in recent years for a stroke and intestinal bleeding, which make him could not be tried. The medical team said there was little room for optimism. The 86-year-old former president ruled Indonesia with an iron fist for 32 years until an ignominious downfall in 1998. /APA/