Serayu River Sand Mining Opposed by Residents Amid Erosion, Landslide Fears
Residents in Banyumas, Central Java, have protested sand mining activities in the Serayu River, citing fears of increased erosion and landslides, reminiscent of past disasters. They demand the cessation of the mining operations.
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