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Thursday, June 14, 2001, updated at 15:33(GMT+8)
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Suharto Has Pacemaker Implanted
Surgeons implanted a pacemaker in former dictator Suharto on Wednesday, a day after he was brought to the hospital with low blood pressure and an irregular heart beat. Doctors at Jakarta's state-run Pertamina Hospital said the 30-minute procedure was a success and that the 80-year-old former president was in stable condition.
Suharto ruled
Indonesia
with an iron fist for 32 years before he was forced from office in 1998 amid riots and pro-democracy protests.
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