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Supporting fleet: Deputy Governor Basuki âAhokâ Tjahaja Purnama (left), accompanied by Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA) president Lukman Mahfoedz, drives one of 14 garbage trucks donated by the association to the city administration at City Hall on Thursday
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Supporting fleet: Deputy Governor Basuki âAhokâ Tjahaja Purnama (left), accompanied by Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA) president Lukman Mahfoedz, drives one of 14 garbage trucks donated by the association to the city administration at City Hall on Thursday. The IPA donated the trucks, worth a total of Rp 3.8 billion (US$317,129), to support the cityâs sanitation program and waste-management system. (JP/DON) (left), accompanied by Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA) president Lukman Mahfoedz, drives one of 14 garbage trucks donated by the association to the city administration at City Hall on Thursday. The IPA donated the trucks, worth a total of Rp 3.8 billion (US$317,129), to support the cityâs sanitation program and waste-management system. (JP/DON)
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span class="caption">Supporting fleet: Deputy Governor Basuki 'Ahok' Tjahaja Purnama (left), accompanied by Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA) president Lukman Mahfoedz, drives one of 14 garbage trucks donated by the association to the city administration at City Hall on Thursday. The IPA donated the trucks, worth a total of Rp 3.8 billion (US$317,129), to support the city's sanitation program and waste-management system. (JP/DON)
