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Dulhaji Dolena
Dulhaji lives in Pekalongan. Poor urban planning and excessive extraction of groundwater have caused the land to decline. Because of this, his village has been hit by severe floods several times since 2008. Dulhaji never tire of reminding the authorities to pay attention to the situation in his village, while also tirelessly trying to make a living. Singing and singing, seems to be a more healthy channel.
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Dulhaji lives in Pekalongan. Poor urban planning and excessive extraction of groundwater have caused the land to decline. Because of this, his village has been hit by severe floods several times since 2008. Dulhaji never tire of reminding the authorities to pay attention to the situation in his village, while also tirelessly trying to make a living. Singing and singing, seems to be a more healthy channel.
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