121 years on, Laba-Laba still spinning as strong as a spider's web

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As the owner of fifth generation family-run business Laba-Laba, a one-stop shop for leather repairs that has, remarkably, been around since 1898, one may think that 33-year-old Viki Yaputra had been groomed since birth to continue in his father’s footsteps. (JP/I Gede Dharma JS)

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(JP/Keshie Hernitaningtyas)