"Eight thousand miles from Manhattan, barefoot, shirtless, whip-thin men rippled with muscle were forging prosaic pieces of the urban jigsaw puzzle: manhole covers."
A story by Heather Timmons and J. Adam Huggins for The New York Times.
Watch the multimedia presentation here.
A poignant story on the conditions and safety of workers in a small city in India where they manufacture the manhole covers used on New York city streets.
04 December 2007
From Ladles of Molten Metal
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