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A LEG TO STAND ON: (JP/Indra Harsaputra)Workers polish artificial legs for amputees Friday in a workshop owned by Sugeng Siswoyudono, himself an amputee
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A LEG TO STAND ON: (JP/Indra Harsaputra)
Workers polish artificial legs for amputees Friday in a workshop owned by Sugeng Siswoyudono, himself an amputee. Located on Jl. Kauman in Mojokerto, East Java, the workshop is part of a program sponsored by the Research and Technology Ministry aimed at cutting unemployment in the province as well as providing amputees with affordable assistance. Products from the workshop range in price from Rp 1.5 million (US$163) to Rp 3 million.
