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View all search resultsMany workers in Jakarta are forced to break their fast on the road away from home while still commuting after work. For them, the many takjil (light snack to break the fast) vendors are saviors, as well as numerous mosques providing free iftar boxes.
Spending quality time with friends, colleagues and relatives in a restaurant is something people look forward to during Ramadan as a change from equally highly anticipated intimate breaking-of-the-fast meals with family at home.
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