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From tracks to fish ponds

Tuesday, September 26, 2017

The former complex of the first station in Semarang has turned into a residential area and fish ponds. It used to be the economic artery of the city.

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Semarang

THE roof of the house of Nugraheni, a resident of the neighborhood unit 01/03, Spoorland village, Kemijen sub-district, Semarang, Central Java, is linked with those of dozens of other homes. With such common roofing, the 37-year-old woman has never been able to tinker with her roof. "Roof frames have remained the same since the Dutch times. They’re made from teak wood," she said in early September.

Nugraheni’s house roof was made cent

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