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What is it like to live along the railway tracks when every ten minutes a train passes by just a couple of meters from your home. It is a very usual scene for people who are living beside the active railway tracks in slum areas of Indonesia’s rapid growing and overpopulated capital Jakarta. boredpanda.com »
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What is it like to live along the railway tracks when every ten minutes a train passes by just a couple of meters from your home. It is a very usual scene for people who are living beside the active railway tracks in slum areas of Indonesia’s rapid growing and overpopulated capital Jakarta.
What is it like to live along the railway tracks when every ten minutes a train passes by just a couple of meters from your home. It is a very usual scene for people who are living beside the active railway tracks in slum areas of Indonesia’s rapid growing and overpopulated capital Jakarta.