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Villagers lie on a railway track for an electricity therapy near a sign put by local authority that says "Do not lie/sit on the railway track, it's a violation of public order," in Rawa Buaya, Jakarta, Indonesia.
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A train passes by as villagers hope to get cured by the electric current generated on the railway tracks in Indonesia.
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People have been participating in the treatment believing that the the electricity current from the track could cure various diseases.
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Villagers lie on a railway track for an electricity therapy in Rawa Buaya, Jakarta, Indonesia.
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People hoping that the electric current from the tracks willhep them get cured from various ailments.
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People lying on the railway track in Indonesia hoping to get cured by electric currents generated from the railway track.
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A lady lies on a railway track hoping to get cured by electric current in Rawa Buaya, Jakarta, Indonesia.
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