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Ready and salted: A worker shows salted rays in Muara Angke, North Jakarta on Tuesday

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Ready and salted: A worker shows salted rays in Muara Angke, North Jakarta on Tuesday. The salted rays were distributed to traditional markets in Java and sold for Rp 15.000 (US$1.32) per kilogram. (Antara/Zabur Karuru) Ready and salted: A worker shows salted rays in Muara Angke, North Jakarta on Tuesday. The salted rays were distributed to traditional markets in Java and sold for Rp 15.000 (US$1.32) per kilogram. (Antara/Zabur Karuru) (US$1.32) per kilogram. (Antara/Zabur Karuru)

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span class="caption">Ready and salted: A worker shows salted rays in Muara Angke, North Jakarta on Tuesday. The salted rays were distributed to traditional markets in Java and sold for Rp 15.000 (US$1.32) per kilogram. (Antara/Zabur Karuru)

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