Monomad Challenge 📷 Porters in the city

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In the city of Lhokseumawe, porters play an important role in daily economic activities. They are often seen in ports, markets, and industrial areas, performing tasks that involve transporting goods from one place to another. Their activities are crucial to ensuring the smooth distribution of goods, both for local needs and for export. These porters work hard in sometimes difficult conditions, such as hot weather and heavy loads.


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At the port of Lhokseumawe, porters are responsible for moving goods from ships to warehouses or vice versa. They must have skills in managing various types of goods, from food to industrial goods. This process often involves proper coordination with various parties, including entrepreneurs and port officials, to ensure that all goods can be moved safely and efficiently.


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In traditional markets, porters also play an equally important role. They assist traders in moving merchandise from transport vehicles to their stalls or stalls. This activity relies heavily on dexterity and physical strength, as well as the ability to work under time pressure, especially on busy days such as festivals or special events.


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The challenges faced by porters in Lhokseumawe are often related to the condition of infrastructure that is not yet fully adequate. Damaged or narrow roads and limited storage facilities can make their work more difficult. In addition, they often have to deal with occupational safety issues, such as the risk of injury from heavy goods or inadequate equipment.


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Despite the challenges, porters in Lhokseumawe continue to carry out their duties with high dedication. Their role is very important in supporting the local economy and ensuring that goods are available in the market. Their efforts often do not get the attention they deserve, but their contribution to maintaining the smooth distribution of goods is very valuable to the community and the city's economy.


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In this Monomad Challenge contest, I want to invite my friends to see some of Black and White photos caught by my camera; "Porters in the city", the pictures presented to my friends in Black and white Community 😉


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CameraSamsung S23+
CategoryBlack and white Photography
LocationLhokseumawe, Aceh

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Greetings!
Porters in the city are the man power that can create smooth business operations. These hardworking individuals transport goods through ports and markets, need more support from the community. Despite challenging conditions and limited infrastructure, I admire their dedication to duties.
Those photos of the porter daily lives, are just a special immortalization of their contribution to the development of the business in town.
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Porters have a significant contribution to business development in the city of Lhokseumawe (my city), especially in the logistics and trade sectors.

They play an important role in transporting goods to and from various distribution points, ensuring a smooth supply chain, and supporting business activities with high efficiency.

With their skills in managing and transporting goods, porters help speed up the product distribution process, reduce delays, and support local economic growth.

Their presence also strengthens the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises in the city, contributing to the development of broader economic infrastructure. And I hoped too the goverment look at them contribution for the our city. Thank you for coming and greetings from Aceh. 🙂

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