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Nurdin, who earns a living by giving people rides across the Ciliwung River, pulls a rope to navigate his boat in Manggarai, South Jakarta, on Wednesday

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Thu, March 24, 2016 Published on Mar. 24, 2016 Published on 2016-03-24T10:11:51+07:00

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Nurdin, who earns a living by giving people rides across the Ciliwung River, pulls a rope to navigate his boat in Manggarai, South Jakarta, on Wednesday. He will be forced to cease his services once the pedestrian bridge above him is completed.(JP/PJ.Leo) Nurdin, who earns a living by giving people rides across the Ciliwung River, pulls a rope to navigate his boat in Manggarai, South Jakarta, on Wednesday. He will be forced to cease his services once the pedestrian bridge above him is completed.(JP/PJ.Leo) (JP/PJ.Leo)

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span class="caption">Nurdin, who earns a living by giving people rides across the Ciliwung River, pulls a rope to navigate his boat in Manggarai, South Jakarta, on Wednesday. He will be forced to cease his services once the pedestrian bridge above him is completed.(JP/PJ.Leo)

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