(3)Jenkins, Soga visit President Megawati

(3)Jenkins, Soga visit President Megawati

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri (R) speaks to Charles Jenkins, his Japanese wife Hitomi Soga and their two North Korea-born daughters Belinda and Mika at her private residence in Jakarta on July 17. The family paid a courtesy call on the president prior to their departure for Japan on July 18.

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