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Deposed Indonesian President set to leave America
Former Indonesian President, Abdurrahman Wahid, is set to leave the United States today, following several days of medical treatment.
An Indonesian embassy official in Washington says Mr Wahid had concluded his medical treatment at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore, and is set to fly out of the country.
The embassy did not provide specific plans about Mr Wahid's destination, or his current medical condition.
Mr Wahid is clinically blind, has suffered two strokes and is a diabetic.
He arrived in the Unites States after being dismissed by Indonesia's legislature on charges of incompetence and corruption.
2/08/01 8:06:27 | ABC Radio Australia News
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