Urban Reality: “Aging” on the Road to the Capital
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Urban Reality: “Aging” on the Road to the Capital
For a long time, Jakarta has been a source of fortune for many people. It is no wonder that many individuals from various places are willing to jostle and endure traffic jams to reach the capital city. They wake up before sunrise and return home after sunset. The daily lives of urban dwellers strug»»»
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