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The 57-year-old adventurer, who specialises in unsanctioned ascents of tall buildings, shimmied up the 68-storey Cheung Kong Center in Hong Kong's main business district in hot and humid conditions on Friday morning.
As the campaign period for the 2019 general election ended on April 14 and city officials took down campaign materials worth billions of rupiah around the city, one question arose: What would happen to this waste?
Throughout Jakarta, piles of campaign signs, including flags, banners, posters and billboards of various sizes, were dumped in front of district and subdistrict offices. 264,000 campaign signs could have been collected throughout the capital.
