Inmates living in luxury in Indonesian prison sparks corruption probe | ABC NEWS
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An unannounced inspection at Cibinong Prison near Jakarta, Indonesia uncovered more than 10 residential-style units with TVs, couches, gym equipment and even a possible golf simulator. Five officials, including the prison chief, have been suspended, while 10 unauthorised building have since been demolished. The Indonesia's Director-General of Corrections has resigned, citing moral responsibility. By Natasya Salim and Patrick Martin for ABC Asia-Pacific. #Prison #Indonesia #ABCAsiaPacific Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated. #ABCNEWS #ABCNEWSAustralia
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