"Duh!" "The Cilenemen River in the Black Bogor of Oli and Stings."
The villagers of Limusnunggal complain about the waters of the Black Cilenemen and the stinging smell. The effects of this pollution interfere with health and daily activity.
The Cilenesian River flow in Limusnunggal Village, Cilenesian Prevention, Bogor District, West Java, looks black as oil. In addition to changing the color of the water, the river brings out the stinging smell that people are complaining about.
Secom coverage on location, Tuesday (20 / 10 / 2026), river water looks dark in the vicinity of citizen activity, including residential. The Cileuri River itself flows across the Bogor region to the Bekasi.
Smells awful in the river. It's also mixed with the smell of garbage piled around the river.
Residents living near the river claim to be disturbed by the stinging smell that arises daily. One of them was Monita, whose house was less than 100 feet from the river.
Monita said the smell often disrupted her activity, especially at night when her scent was getting worse.
"My house happened to be close by that river. Well, the direct impact that I felt was indeed a very pungent smell, and that's every day," she said.
Due to the circumstances, Monita claims to have closed her door to reduce the smell of entry. His intentions of taking a breath of fresh air in the morning have been welcomed by the smell of the river.
"Every time he opens the door, he's going early in the morning to get some fresh air, which he reeks of. And it gets more and more into the night," obviously.
The disturbed air makes his throat uncomfortable. Monita feels like an itch and is full of dahak.
"Well, the second did end up feeling uncomfortable at the throat, because the smell was constantly stung the throat eventually became like itching, kept full of dahak," the tour.
"When conditions aren't inflammatory, they're not influenza, they're not coughing, but they always are. Well, I suspect it's a direct effect of pollution at the Cileeuri River.
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