Hi there,
Joe has been in good communication with me, and I am able to get better idea
from him on the subject. Btw, I am leaving for Leuser tomorrow (with CNN
guys) and will try to see the situation at Bukit Lawang.
I will keep you all posted.
Cheers.
Barita
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From: Lucy Wisdom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 5:52 PM
Subject: [lingkungan] Electricity at Bukit Lawang
>We at the Sumateran Orangutan Society were very pleased to learn of
>Jumat " Joe" Dulhajah's letter.
>He is absolutely right that the electricity cables are causing real
>problems at the Bohorok Orangutan Centre. Last year one ape, Joni was
>really badly hurt from a live electricity cable and another ape Dahlia
>died after being electrocuted. Anything we can do to help this situation
>we gladly will. The electricity cables could easily be installed on the
>other side of the river and not in the Park. The route the cable takes
>is a short cut to Ariko Inn the only other reason for having the cable
>there is to provide electricity for POngo Resort.. Since the guest house
>' Pongo Resort "opened in 1997 there have been an increase in the number
>of orangutan problems.
>Please keep us informed.
>Lucy Wisdom
>Sumateran Orangutan Society
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