YANGON: Indonesian special envoy Ali Alatas went into meetings with Myanmar's military government yesterday sounding less certain that he would meet detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi as she recovered from surgery.
Alatas, whose country is current chairman of Asean, one of the few groups willing to have Myanmar as a member, had said on arrival in Yangon on Sunday he expected to meet Suu Kyi, detained more than three months ago.
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