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Staying Put gets the Nod

Monday, December 18, 2000

The majority of those surveyed choose not to return to their hometowns. Natural disasters, however, are not the reason.

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LIKE an important guest, the Lebaran (Idul Fitri) holiday is a moment everyone eagerly looks forward to. So too, the newcomers to Jakarta. For them, 1 Syawal (Islamic calendar date) has very special meaning. This is the time to return to their hometowns. Come hell or high water, or hard-to-find transport, all will be spurned as traveling home is a must after a year earning money far from home.

Every year, like flying white ants leaving their ne

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