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Enthusiastic Residents Taking Selfies with U-17 World Cup Trophy

The U-17 World Cup trophy exhibited at the Car Free Day (CFD) event at Bundaran HI, Menteng, Central Jakarta was enthusiastically welcomed by residents.

It should be fun. I support Indonesia

No wonder, many residents took selfies to capture the moment with the trophy.

Renanto Putra Fajar (41), a resident from Southeast Sulawesi who is on duty in Jakarta, was willing to queue for 15 minutes to take a selfie with the U-17 World Cup Trophy.

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"The queue is quite long. It takes about 15 minutes for me to take photos. Very happy. As football fans, we don't want to miss this opportunity," he expressed, Sunday (10/15).

The same statement also came from Arie Wibisono (29), a resident of RT 05/10, Bukit Duri, Tebet, South Jakarta. He admitted, he deliberately came to the location after seeing this information from social media Instagram.

"I was able to take photos and get a close look at the trophy after about 10 minutes of queuing. I see this is really good," he expressed.

Hopefully, residents could take their time to watch Indonesia compete against 23 other countries in the U-17 World Cup.

"It should be fun. I support Indonesia," he stated.

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