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Barren houses stand in the mud, dismantled for timber planks and steel frames. Scavenging acts are common in areas where mud-inundated homes are abandoned by their owners. Since last year mud has been flowing out of a drilling site in East Java, swamping 800 hectares of homes, agricultural plots and factories, displacing 150,000.
Children's drawings on painted plywood walls in a refugee site recall memories of life before tonnes of hot mud had suddenly swallowed their villages, forcing their families to relocate to a marketspace just minutes away from the source of the mud volcano. Since last year mud has been flowing out of a drilling site in East Java, swamping 800 hectares of homes, agricultural plots and factories, displacing 150,000.
SIDOARJO, 15/2 - LAPINDO. Foto udara tanggul cincin yang mengelilingi pusat semburan lumpur panas Lapindo, Porong Sidoarjo, Sabtu (14/2). Korban lumpur panas Lapindo hingga saat ini menunggu kepastian pembayaran ganti rugi 80% yang sudah dua bulan belum dibayarkan oleh pihak Lapindo Brantas. FOTO ANTARA/Eric Ireng/nz/08
This beach is located in north of Situbondo. It's about 5 km from the centre of Situbondo. In here you will see the natural beach and the fantastic panorama when it has sunset.
In the west of Pathek beach, you can see the proof of history, that is Panarukan Street (Situbondo). This street was build by Dutch government. The exactly Pathek Beach is in Gelung Village, Panarukan district, Situbondo.
Kota Malang, East Java, Indonesia.
Ijen Boulevard.
"Lagerstroemia (Bungor, crape-myrtle), a Lythraceae planted in front of the regency's public library along Injen Boulevard."
Ijen Boulevard is a two km stretch enclave, once an elite complex during the Dutch colonial era. The spacious street is well tended and landscaped against a backdrop of old colonial buildings.