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A city law and order official instructs delman (horse-drawn carriage) operators to leave the National Monument Park (Monas) area in Central Jakarta on Sunday

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span class="caption" style="width: 510px;">A city law and order official instructs delman (horse-drawn carriage) operators to leave the National Monument Park (Monas) area in Central Jakarta on Sunday. From Nov. 1, visitors to the park will no longer be able to ride in the carriages, whose dung and smell authorities fear would put off visitors. JP/Nurhayati

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