Breast milk couriers help Indonesia's working moms

JAKARTA, Indonesia - In the parking lot of her office in Jakarta, working mother Arinta Hapsari gives a bottle of her breast milk to courier Sugeng Mujiarto on Oct. 19, 2011. He will deliver the milk by motorbike for feeding to her 4-month-old daughter Inayah at home, one-hour away. (Kyodo)

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