Perjalanan Malam Menyusuri Sungai Barito || Petaka di Tambang Emas Kalimantan Part 1

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Video ini menceritakan kisah Hamid, seorang penambang emas liar di Kalimantan, yang harus berjuang keras setelah kematian ayahnya. Kisah ini penuh dengan kejadian mistis dan tantangan ekonomi yang berat.

  • Hamid harus bekerja sebagai penambang emas liar untuk menghidupi ibunya setelah ayahnya meninggal.
  • Mereka menghadapi berbagai kesulitan ekonomi dan sosial, termasuk stigma kemiskinan dan praktik korupsi di desa mereka.
  • Perjalanan Hamid dan rekan-rekannya ke lokasi penambangan di Sungai Barito diwarnai dengan kejadian-kejadian aneh dan penemuan mayat misterius.

Intro

Video dimulai dengan sapaan dan ucapan selamat datang dari narator, yang memperkenalkan cerita baru dari Kalimantan berjudul "Perjalanan Malam di Sepanjang Sungai Barito: Tambang Emas Kalimantan Bagian 1". Narator juga mempromosikan karya-karya Ahmad Benbella bagi pendengar yang gemar membaca. Ia mengajak penonton untuk menekan tombol subscribe dan mengaktifkan lonceng notifikasi agar selalu mendapatkan pemberitahuan konten terbaru dari channel Ilo.

Kehidupan Hamid Setelah Lulus SMA

Hamid menceritakan kehidupannya setelah lulus SMA, di mana ia merasa iri dengan teman-temannya yang bisa kuliah karena berasal dari keluarga kaya. Ia merasa tertekan dengan kemiskinan yang dialaminya dan praktik korupsi dalam pembagian BLT di desanya. Keadaan semakin sulit setelah ayahnya meninggal karena tenggelam di Sungai Barito. Kematian ayahnya sangat memukul ibunya hingga mengalami depresi berat.

Bantuan dari Mang Anang dan Kembalinya Semangat Ibu

Mang Anang, teman baik almarhum ayah Hamid, memberikan bantuan kepada Hamid dan ibunya. Bantuan ini sangat berarti karena mereka hampir tidak memiliki makanan. Perlahan, kondisi mental ibu Hamid mulai membaik dan ia kembali mengurus Hamid. Hamid juga mulai bekerja serabutan untuk membantu perekonomian keluarga.

Hamid Menjadi Penambang Emas Liar

Saat kelas 2 SMP, Hamid mengikuti jejak ayahnya menjadi penambang emas liar dan bergabung dengan kelompok Mang Anang. Pekerjaan ini sangat berat dan melelahkan, tetapi Hamid tetap bersemangat untuk membantu keluarganya. Setelah mendapatkan hasil dari menambang emas, Hamid menyerahkan semua uangnya kepada ibunya. Ia juga menikah dengan Raudah setelah lulus SMA dan membangun rumah sederhana untuk keluarganya.

Perjalanan ke Lokasi Penambangan dan Kejadian Aneh

Hamid dan kelompoknya berangkat menuju lokasi penambangan emas di hulu Sungai Barito dengan tiga perahu kelotok. Mereka berangkat pada malam hari untuk menghindari patroli polisi air. Di tengah perjalanan, Dayat melihat ular hitam menyeberangi sungai dari sisi kanan, yang dianggap sebagai pertanda buruk. Mereka juga menemukan mayat seorang pria berpakaian seragam perusahaan yang kondisinya mengenaskan.

Penemuan Mayat Tentara Cina dan Pertanda Buruk

Setelah melanjutkan perjalanan, mereka kembali menemukan mayat, kali ini seorang tentara Cina dengan pakaian militer. Penemuan ini membuat mereka semakin khawatir dan gelisah. Mereka memutuskan untuk melanjutkan perjalanan dan berharap penduduk desa di hilir sungai akan mengurus mayat-mayat tersebut.

Tiba di Sungai Busang dan Penemuan Patung

Setelah melewati berbagai rintangan, mereka tiba di Sungai Busang. Di sana, Dayat melihat tiga patung Ulin berbentuk manusia di tepi sungai, yang menandakan adanya kecelakaan atau kematian di sekitar tempat itu. Hal ini semakin menambah kecemasan dan ketegangan di antara mereka.

Melihat Beruang dan Penemuan Kepala Manusia

Saat beristirahat di tepi sungai, mereka dikejutkan oleh seekor beruang yang muncul dari semak-semak. Dayat lari ketakutan, tetapi beruang itu justru menghilang ke dalam hutan. Kemudian, Dayat kembali dengan membawa tumpukan kepala manusia tanpa badan, membuat semua orang berteriak ketakutan. Cerita berakhir di sini, dan akan dilanjutkan di bagian kedua.

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0:05 [Applause] asalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Hello everyone friends Good afternoon Welcome back to our favorite channel channelo and wherever you are Hopefully you are always in good health without any shortcomings Amen yabalamin on this good occasion after we finished with k tealangan Tori special Bon yesterday yes EMP part we will enter into a new story that after yesterday we were from alam krinc we will go to Kalimantan Wow the story from Bang Beben or Ahmad benbellaa must be really cool thank you to Bang Beben who has allowed me to bring his extraordinary story this is

0:50 real friends if the story from Bang Beben Wow it will never disappoint never fail ee But before we go into the story for friends maybe who like to read can visit the work of Karsa from Bang Beben or Ahmad benba the stories there are really cool and for friends maybe who have just joined we say Welcome to join please click the subscribe button first don't forget The notification bell is turned on so that friends always get notifications from the contents that we will upload every day for the Ilo channel, this entry we upload every day friends, yes, every 12.00 noon Western Indonesian time and uh it's cloudy, yes, it's very cloudy, ee women This evening is very cloudy so it looks like it's going to rain, yes Hopefully it will rain where friends are too so that we are all fresh, basically and without further ado, without further

1:36 ado, from the backyard of Bang Ilo's house we head to the land of [Music] Kalimantan, night journey along the Barito Taka River, Kalimantan gold mine part 1 I was forced to become a wild gold miner, a hard life that I never wanted before, honestly, after graduating from high school 2 years ago, I actually wanted to continue to college, I was jealous of Jali, the son of the

2:22 grocery boss, even though Jali was known to be naughty and liked to play truant when he was in school, but because he was born from a rich family, of course Jali's fate was much luckier, with his parents' money in sacks, Jali was able to hold student status at one of the universities There on the island of Java I am also annoyed with Mila, that flirtatious girl with an empty brain who easily wears Jaz almaer from one of the colleges in the city when I was in school, this is just Buk with powder and lipstick when asked by the English teacher, the answer is only yes or no but again because

3:08 having a lot of money an empty brain is not a barrier for people like Mila, the daughter of one of the officials in my district, while I I can only surrender to my status as a poor person, unfortunately, I am poor but I never get PLT from the Village Office. I am also lazy to take care of the complicated administration, I always lack documents, I don't know what the reason is, all I know is that BLT and so on are only distributed to the Village Head's family, the family of the Village employee, also the family of the RT Head and his friends who don't deserve to be called poor, then poor people like me can only curse in my heart, resigned

3:56 to the situation and go through the bitterness of poverty, complaining to the Sub-district Head, being checked, complaining to the Regent, still being checked, complaining to God, still being checked, what else can I do, the curse of poverty seems to not want to let go of my life, actually my life was a little comfortable when I was still alive, although it was never excessive My mother and I didn't only get our money with salt, nor did we only eat boiled cassava leaves for days, even though once a year I used to be able to wear new clothes during Eid, then Abam died from drowning in the

4:42 Barito River, his body was found 3 days later in a condition that was difficult to recognize. It was really strange because this abeku was a good swimmer. I remember that after Isha, Abah said goodbye and went to Lanting, a floating house on the edge of the Barito River. Aba said he wanted to meet his friend to discuss the next gold mining location, but until past midnight, Abah didn't return until the news spread the next day that Aba fell and drowned in the river. His friends said that night he came to Lanting. Actually, it wasn't to discuss the mining location but to have a liquor party. A few days

5:29 before, Abah and his friends' business as illegal gold miners had gotten quite good results. It was also common knowledge that poor people, if they got a little money, wouldn't stay away from liquor. Because he was drunk, Abah who was trying to go home slipped on a wooden bridge and was swept away by the strong current of the Barito River for 3 days. then Aba's body was found stuck in Lanting which is in the river bank section Mother could not accept the hurt and almost went crazy even though she was not a religious person according to Mother Aba was not a person who liked to get drunk, let alone get drunk seeing Mira's bottle Aba did not like it at that time Mother cried

6:16 so hard wailing like someone possessed seeing Abah's body which had rotted after Abah's funeral for days Mother did not eat, did not bathe and did not change her clothes her body smelled dirty and her hair was messy her nails were getting longer and blacker because they were not cut when night came I was often scared alone at home seeing Mother's behavior I often woke up in the middle of the night because I heard the sound of heartbreaking cries from behind the mosquito net while holding back my screams I glared at the back of the woman who was wailing in the kitchen Her long black hair that fell down touched the floor with shoulders that shook due to sobbing made my

7:02 heart feel like it was going to come out I trembled even more when the woman suddenly turned to stare sharply at me who was lying in the mosquito net indeed our narrow house did not have a room only a living room partition then a bed that went straight to the kitchen so from the bed I could see straight there The woman who was sitting near Hamid's kompot Why haven't you slept yet, the woman suddenly asked, "Not yet, Ma'am," I answered, stuttering between shock and relief. It turned out the woman who was sitting in the kitchen earlier wasn't the kuntil, her child, but my mother who was grieving. "Sleep, son. Tomorrow you have to go to

7:50 school." Mother said again slowly, sadly, her eyes hurt and broke because she was crying. Tomorrow is Sunday, Ma'am, school is closed. I answered innocently. Mother looked shocked, it seemed like she realized it had been almost 10 days since she had taken care of me. I was left alone looking for food here and there. When I was hungry, sometimes I stole guava fruit from [ __ ] Rashid Bil Abas' garden. I swear, Serapa accompanied my steps, running to avoid being chased by her children who were carrying white and red sergem wood. My mother had turned yellow, covered in dirt and smelled since Abah's departure. Mother's sadness made Nata care about me anymore, let alone taking care of me who was still

8:36 in 5th grade. Mother couldn't even take care of herself. Luckily, there was Mang Anang, a very good friend of the late Abah's boss when he was working as a miner. Wild Mas Menganang. This is what is called the child of Mrs. Captain who helped a lot with Abah's funeral. He also helped me and Mother after Abah's death. Mang Anang often did Delivering us rice, salted fish and other kitchen necessities, of course he put in a little money for my mother and my pocket money. What Bang Anang did was not just pity for his friend's child and wife, but more than guilt knowing

9:23 Abah's death. Remembering that at that time he was in Banjarmasin City to sell gold, Menganang came home that day and went berserk. His men who invited the late Abah to a liquor party that night were merciless. The gold mining carried out by Mang Anang's group was stopped for months. Mang Anang regretted it, blaming himself. Mang Anang said that maybe Abah would still be alive if only he had invited him to Banjarmasin, but what can you say, fate cannot be refused. Um, thank you, no need to think, your late husband would have done the same thing for my family. You also know that the

10:12 deceased and I were like siblings. We lived together, fortunately, since we were single. Mother's hands were shaking. Mat was filled with tears when Mang Anang first came to deliver Ma'am. At that time, Mother prostrated herself with tears. Ma'am, thank you to Mangana. It's been days since we haven't tasted human food, we only eat leaves. Boiled cassava that grows neglected beside the house our status is only one level above goats the difference is that the boiled cassava leaves prepared by Mother are added with salt to give it taste and it seems our poverty disease is also transmitted to the cassava garden inherited from the late Abah once the cassava is pulled out The

10:59 cassava has no tubers only wood that can not be eaten even pigs do not want to eat it let alone us who are still human status back to food the assistance he gives of course can not be all the time the results of gold mining are uncertain if the results of gold mining are good enough then Mang Anang delivers assistance to me and my mother if the results are a loss be prepared to bite your fingers to death Abah our family status which was almost poor was officially declared poor people only slowly my mother has started to return to normal not going crazy and stopped playing kuntilana-kununtilana I have also been taken care of again

11:46 given food pinched and beaten until crying if you do naughty don't be long Man in Barito will be eaten by Tambun only then know the taste like a piece of rattan landed on my flat buttocks I sobbed holding back the pain struggling Roaring with tears I rubbed my bruised buttocks because of mother's beating but she didn't stop hitting Mother is evil Mother is evil I shouted in tears I want Abah I want Abah Abah is never evil Abah never hits Abah always loves Amit Mother's beatings stopped the rattan was released from his hand he was silent his eyes were glassy he hugged and kissed me without a sound indeed

12:32 usually I forget myself when I bathe in the river at night secretly my mother threw the rattan into the small river near my house The Beriwit River is a tributary of the Barito River in the morning Mother was confused looking for the rattan she said it was for hanging up the washing I just answered that I didn't know time passed one by one Abah's inheritance was sold his old motorbike was also sold for rice and to cover the cost of the hut The electricity from PLN was also cut off because he couldn't afford the payment The help from Mang Anang was n't always smooth however Mang Anang also had a family to support mother then took wages as a washerwoman at [ __ ] Rashid's house which the results were not much sometimes Mother also helped cook at

13:19 [ __ ] Rasid's house I liked it best when Mother helped cook because when I came home I could eat delicious food I could taste patin chicken or other delicious food but Mother's job as a washerwoman at [ __ ] Rasid's house It didn't last long for my mother's widow status to become the subject of gossip among the neighbors. The gossipmonger was Ajil Asna, a top-class gossip in Briwit Village. Rumors circulated that [ __ ] Rasyid intended to make my mother his second wife. [ __ ] Rasyid's wife went on a rampage, cursing and insulting my mother, she was fired and replaced by someone else. Who else but Ajil

14:04 Asna? The days went by, but our fate as poor people hadn't changed. Sometimes we ate, sometimes we fasted for days, even the traders didn't want to lend to my mother anymore, even though the previous debt hadn't been paid off so we could still eat. My mother did whatever work as long as it was halal. Sometimes she helped people sell at the market, sometimes she accepted services as a laundry girl for rich people. I didn't stay idle after school. I immediately changed my clothes and went to the pier to become a porter. I also accepted services to clean grass or gardens owned by anyone. My life and my mother's life was getting a little better. When I was in the 2nd grade of junior high school, it was the first time

14:52 I worked as an illegal bass miner. It was ironic that I inherited my father's profession, which he also inherited from my grandfather. Of course, I joined Mang Anang's group, the boss, and was also a friend of Abah and I also no longer call Mang Anang but Captain Anang ahah Why can he be called Captain I also just follow along with the other workers my body felt like it was crushed at that time, hurting inside and out to the bone 2 weeks in the middle of the wilderness felt like hell my body blackened skin increasingly dirty and hair messy really unsuitable work for a teenager 1 year Be patient

15:40 now you are poor but later I am sure you will be rich rarely are children your age who want to work like this comforted Captain Anang who saw me contemplating in the Pondok at that time when you were small you were used to trying k Nanat when you grow up you will reap the results continued Captain Anang I just kept quiet neither agreeing nor denying what I know Captain Anang and the late Abah have worked hard since childhood but after growing up they also changed still struggling with poverty seeing me who just kept quiet Captain Anang again gave his advice the important thing is once you receive the

16:26 results you have to save don't spend it like those poor people Captain Anang pointed to my other coworkers who were busy playing gaple under a big tree near a pile of sand suction machines Ah you see they are so accepting division of work results the money is spent on getting drunk all at the gambling table or playing with women in the city are already poor the way of thinking is also poor that's why they never escape from poverty this time I agree I nodded and agreed to Anang's advice He then smiled and stroked my hair like a father's servant to a child remember Amid even though there is no hope anymore you have to stand up

17:12 ready Captain I said while standing then saluting Captain Anang seeing Ulu just laughed then patted my back after Sunday winning gold in Hutanala deritasung paid the distribution of results immediately I handed the money to mother Rp. 4 million W that is a lot of money for us even too much for a village teenager like me mother's eyes were teary she hugged stroked and kissed herself join in Panti you are an adult n You are the head of our family Abdul Hamid my son who is lucky Batua hugged Mother in tears mom k bau I exclaimed holding back vomit

18:01 while avoiding Mother's hug wiping Tears Mother just laughed hearing my remark she then rushed to the bathroom to clean her body changed clothes and put on cheap perfume mother must be happy I said to myself since losing Abah Mother is getting thinner, her eyes are sunken, her hair is rarely combed, and her smooth white skin is now dirty. Mother's basic clothes are also full of things, actually they are more suitable to be used as a footcloth than to be called clothes. Mother also doesn't want to remarry, she said, afraid that her new husband won't accept my presence. All this time, Mother has worked hard to raise and support me, and now it's time for

18:47 me to repay Mother's kindness. That night we had a delicious meal. Mother cooked patin with yellow spices, fried empedak skin, fried cassava leaves with the smell of pet, and sambal tampuyak. It's been years since we've had a good meal since Abah's death. The debt at the stall was paid in installments. Mother saved the rest. Time passed by. I grew bigger, my body is now getting darker because of sunburn. My body is also muscular because of hard work. During semester break, I will accompany Captain Anang to mine, Mas. Apart from that, I work anything, sometimes I work as a carpenter to build a swallow's nest building, other times I also help people cut down

19:34 trees in the forest to make planks and building materials. My work is only enough to meet daily needs. Our house is still rickety, only patched here and there as best as I can. The debt at the stall is also still digging holes to cover holes. It turns out that hard work is not enough to escape poverty. On the other hand, the police are also increasingly intensifying their raids on miners like us, many of whom are arrested for illegal and unlicensed environmental damage. It's truly ironic. We only want to earn a living on our own land, we are not thieves, not robbers, not even thieves. Meanwhile, more and more mining companies are being established, even though we never enjoy the results.

20:22 Many of the Regency roads are still damaged. We still haven't fully enjoyed the electricity. Captain Anang also provides total assistance because the work of miners is getting harder. Besides, I'm also embarrassed if I'm constantly helped. I can already support my mother, but if there's an urgent matter, Captain Anang is the first person to help us as teenagers. I also fell in love, luckily my love was reciprocated after high school. I married Raudah, a girl from the village across the river. It's common for people in my area to marry young. Besides, poor people like us can't go to higher education because we both come from poor families,

21:10 so my marriage wasn't too complicated. Captain Anak is the person who helped me the most to make my marriage run smoothly. After we got married, I took my wife to our rickety hut. Of course, the cassava plantation on the side was completely repaired. Helping Captain Anang and other miners, my house was made more spacious. My wife and I have a room. alone so there is no need to be ashamed in front of your mother if you want to meow like a cat and the name of a poor person marrying a poor person of course gives birth to the next poor generation a year after marriage My first daughter was born my desire to survive is getting higher the spirit

21:56 to stay awake is getting stronger even though my body is injured weak and exhausted in the middle of the wilderness I have to stay alive I have to be able to survive for the sake of my wife and children at home I have to stay alive for the sake of three people who are impatiently waiting for my return home I have to survive Whatever happens I have to be able to escape from the prey of that creature the creature that has finished off and dragged one by one my coworkers into the river the beginning of this disaster began a few days ago that night we sped along the Barito River towards the upstream with three

22:41 kelotok in the dead of night the noise of the exhaust immediately roared in unison with the sounds of nocturnal animals watching us from behind the haunted forest that grew densely on the left and right of the River We deliberately moved when the sky was dark to avoid the increasingly fierce water police ambush of catching illegal gold miners in the last few months only crazy people desperate and suicidal would dare to cross the Barito River at night especially in the dry season Nowadays sharp river rocks can appear suddenly and tear the hull of speedboats and kelotok boats if they fall into the river. Even the most skilled swimmers will not be safe from the attack of

23:29 crocodiles, tapah fish or giant snakes. Not to mention the stories about water ghosts that often create whirlpools so that boats sink, making anyone's hair stand on end. Indeed, the dry season is the best time to mine gold on the riverbanks. River sand containing gold grains will be much easier to reach compared to the deep water season upstream. Only with capital, the villagers can get 1 gram of Em in a day, let alone us who use machines, of course the results will be greater. Our group consists of 10 people led by Captain Anang. Captain Anang has been here for more than 20 years. n working

24:16 as an illegal gold miner his ability to read the Gold Route on the riverbanks we really rely on The child captain is in the middle kelotok With me and another person named Dayat Dayat is only 2 years older than me and already has two children wearing skinny glasses always wearing a shirt besides Dayat there is also Mang Muksin the helmsman the kelotok at the front there are three people and at the back there are also three people besides carrying a PVC pipe suction machine and other mining tools we also bring supplies for the next 10 days three kelotoks continue to run side by side sometimes speeding up and sometimes slowing down to adjust the flow of the river Just about to

25:02 fall asleep in the kelotok body suddenly diet shakes my body his breath is ragged his face is pale the glasses on his flat nose slip down touching his lips Mit Mit Hamit wakes up there is danger suddenly my sleepiness just disappears defeated hearing the word danger I immediately grab the Mandau that is beside me I see Daya's face tense his eyes bulging with a trembling body ba where are the snakes said Dayat pointing to the river body I immediately look towards the spotlight Dayat is right there is a snake black In the middle of crossing a river, quite large, maybe about 3 meters long, just a snake crossing the Bay River What's wrong, Sis, the

25:48 snake is angry, it's coming from the right side, you Arya, this is too superstitious, keep glancing at the snake that appears to be floating and sinking in the current, it's a belief in my area, if there's a snake crossing from the right side, when traveling, either by land or river, it 's a bad sign, on the other hand, if it's from the left side, it's a good sign, God, it's better if we follow the old advice of our parents, you should wake the Captain and ask him to turn back, Day is full of anxiety, you're always up to something, come on, keep watch at the bow, it's your turn,

26:36 what's going on, Captain Anang's deep voice from behind startled us, my little argument with Dayat, stop immediately, Captain, there's a snake attacking from the right, it's a sign, let's just turn back, we already have two children, we still believe in superstition, Captain Anang rebuked, his eyes glaring, Dayak, without disappointment, then crawled carefully towards the bow where he was guarding behind the steering wheel, Mangmuksin looked laughing at Dayat's frightened behavior, he turned the steering wheel left and right so that the kelotok swayed, duh ouch

27:21 Dayat cried in pain he then looked back and clenched his fist towards Mamuks Mang Muksin laughed even louder so that the Captain and I joined in laughing outside Daya looked annoyed and grumbled incoherently our laughter immediately stopped when the front kelotok moved to sweep across the roof, highlighted by the kelotok light directed by Mang Muksin Mang Mursyid was seen crossing his arms in the air Mang Muksin also slowed down the speed of the kelotok and approached the front kelotok maybe there was engine damage said Captain Anang and hurried after me immediately followed behind what's wrong said Captain Anang there's a body Captain replied m Mursyid

28:08 corpse without waiting for an answer Captain Anang immediately jumped from the bow to the roof of the front kelotok, Dayat and I also immediately followed while Mangmuksin tried to align the kelotok not How long did the rear kelotok also dock that night we all with the discovery of a body in an irregular shape floating in the middle of the river, none of us dared to lift it into the kelotok with each flashlight in our hands shining on the body that was floating in " Flapped by the waves in a prone position, his body was covered in mucus like snot, maybe because he had been in the river for too long, the smell was so bad that it pierced my nose, it seemed like he had been dead for

28:55 days, I even reached Munah several times, I couldn't stand it, so did Dayat and the others. Among us, only Captain Anang looked the calmest. The shape of the Captain's corpse was strange. " Look," said Siai, a Batak man who had lived in our village for a long time. " I don't know his real name because he often called people la, so the people in my village called him la an. "How?" asked the Captain, frowning. "The shirt he used for the National Exam." "Ah, his body is crushed, like he has no bones." "Saut, please, you yourself have bones, don't ask the Captain again." "Ah, I left my bones in Sumatra, I left my opung

29:40 too, Opung Doli and Opung Boru, ah, I'm in trouble if they come too, I can't feed them." Siai laughed and we all laughed, only Dayat looked anxious. Our laughter turned to vomiting as the stench returned to sting our noses after the situation began to calm down. Silai tried to lift the corpse's legs with an oar. "Ah, look, Captain, his legs are crushed, like he just came out of a rice mill." "Bone" his body was also destroyed as if it had been overgrown with kesung The Captain was silent He crouched beside the kelotok and looked at the corpse carefully Yes this corpse is indeed strange not the usual corpse of a drowned person said the Captain

30:25 in a flat voice judging from the clothes it seems like this is the corpse of a company person there are no village people with uniforms like that his shoes are also safety shoes my team The Captain nodded in agreement Captain the snake earlier the snake was a sign we should turn back Captain it seems something bad is going to happen to us anxious Daya looked worried his face was pale and his body Garan his glasses maybe came off standing Captain Anang looked unhappy with Dayat's words he glared and stared deeply into Dayat's eyes making Dayat's courage shrink even more if you really want to go home you go

31:12 home by yourself please swim Captain Anang started to get annoyed Did you know hah tens of millions of my capital have been used up for mining this time it's okay you ask to go home hah Daya lowered his head curled up in the shabby sarong he was wearing Captain what about this Seloro corpse we lift to Kep put it in the kelotok I can't bear to see it Kep just let it drift away with the current Later people downstream will take care of it we continue our journey before being raided by the Water Police without arguing we immediately carried out the Captain's order we returned to the kelotok each kelotok which was previously tightly linked

31:58 separated again but just as we turned on the engine Dayat's scream made us surprised Captain there was another corpse Dayat shouted from the direction of the current my eyes immediately turned to the beam of Dayat's flashlight there was indeed a corpse floating in the river not far from the kelotok we were in green uniforms wearing black vests and wearing safety shoes Directing the kelotok closer Captain Anang gave the command to the kelotok we moved slowly against the current approaching the floating corpse two other kelotoks also immediately followed using oars me and the Captain turned the corpse over to see his face as soon as I saw his face I immediately vomited in the

32:45 middle of the river my nose flared my eyes watered the rotten smell plus the shape of his face that was not right made my stomach nauseous the corpse bulged and his mouth raised akutan bad jug puhendir seat that Captain Anang had thrown up but paid close attention his face was red as if thinking about something uenasar Captain Anang terat this an k k what does this mean this is a Chinese corpse

33:31 mainland Chinese not Chinese Malay nor Banjar Chinese who sells in this market are Chinese who opening a coal mine upstream I noticed what the Captain said was true Chinese peranakan and mainland Chinese do look different it's hard to explain but it's very easy to distinguish between local Chinese and mainland Chinese indeed in recent years many mainland Chinese have come here to open and work in the Captain's face look at his vest said Dayat Captain and I immediately noticed the vest was not an ordinary vest like the vests often worn by Brimop there were many pockets to store bullet magazines ah Chinese military Pi Captain

34:17 Anang was shocked he almost fell into the river If it's takurai clothes why did the Chinese military enter the interior here asked Dayat with a worried expression Captain and I looked at each other that's right why is the Chinese military here in Hulu Barito in the interior of Kalimantan ah come on we don't need to interfere let the Koramil downstream take care of it we agreed with Captain's words only Dayat was getting more restless too believe in useless superstitions glasses that almost fell off he confirmed that blind night we returned to continue our journey upstream two bodies We let them float in the middle of the river swept away by the current and hoped that the villagers

35:04 downstream would take care of them night turned to morning the sounds of monkeys and forest animals calling to each other from Left and right The river passes through several villages, the residents are already busy with their activities, some are bathing, some are washing, some are fishing, we don't stop, we don't rest, we have breakfast in the kelotok, enjoying the packed rice that we brought last night, if our calculations are wrong, we will reach our destination before noon, we have to race against time before the water police patrol looking for prey The river is getting narrower and receding, large rocks begin to appear in the middle of the river, creating whirlpools and fierce rapids, the

35:50 kelotok moves carefully to adjust to the river currents Luckily, our three kelotok have experienced helmsmen, they are good at reading the currents, good at predicting where the sharp rocks are hiding, for city people, meeting a fierce rapid like this could die from peeing, but for us who are used to meeting fierce rapids, it's not too worrying, even Silai who is far from Batak land is used to it, as is Mas Suugang, a Javanese who has been migrating and raising children here for decades. Actually, his real name is Sugang, but because e is too difficult for us Kalimantan people to pronounce,

36:36 so his name is Sugang and he is the only one with long hair among us who escaped From Riam, the three kelotoks sped up again. 2 hours passed. The kelotok finally turned right and entered the creek. Look, we've arrived at the Busang River. Sitting in the kelotok, Captain Anang's eyes sparkled when he saw the Busang River, like seeing a sparkling expanse. A cigarette was stuck in his finger. In the 0s, this area had a big scandal, no joke, a world-class scandal. I was shocked when I heard Captain Anang's words. I just heard that there was a world-class scandal in my

37:22 homeland. At that time, Kopassus even intervened. I don't know what they did. They said many of the high- ranking officials were angry, white people, important people, rich people. The captain looked angry. He took a cigarette and smoke came out of his mouth. God, our land is very rich. Many outsiders are after it, while we, the natives, are hunted like animals just for a bite of rice. We are forced to become thieves in our own land. Illegally, we are called environmental destroyers. Look at those companies standing tall and arrogantly. Look at our roads, no different from pigs' puddles. There's no electricity, duh. The captain's anger was palpable. The

38:08 captain and I were shocked to death when the impact hit our bodies. kelotok I almost cursed when I found Dayat crawling hurriedly towards us Honestly Daya's face looked sweaty panic The shirt he was wearing was wet from sweat What's wrong asked K Gusa My eyes bulged There's another snake Huh asked Captain a little mockingly no not Captain but but where is the food There Dayat pointed to the right side of the river and saw three Ulin statues in human form standing upright on the riverbank covered in mud and thick with ferns standing among the large towering trees The food seemed

38:54 new, maybe about 6 months or a year old The food is a statue that indicates an accident has occurred One food means one life has been lost There are three food That means there are three lives lost around here only food Why are you panicking Aren't you used to seeing food Captain but on land and now we are in the river replied Dayawatirang Yangah If it's on the edge of the river, isn't it normal to have it in the river I interrupted Open your eyes Amid This river is too calm If there is food on the edge, be quiet I'm not worried but here there are only Sapan fish and forest no I feel strange in my life

39:41 this is the first time I saw a fishing boat on the riverbank I was shocked what Dayat said was true I glanced at Captain Anang it seemed he also thought the same this river was too calm for an accident to happen there was no rapids no crocodiles just a dense forest filled with scary haunted trees not to mention our astonishment we keloto back passed two fishing boats standing upright on the left side of the river judging from their shape it looked like a mother and her child no need to worry too much we should continue the journey the fishing boat was just a marker so we would be careful crossing this river even though trying to be calm it was clear

40:26 that the captain was also starting to worry after passing a small rapid we arrived at a fairly wide riverbank The captain ordered Mang Muksin to pull over I had the idea to jump onto the roof crossing my hands signaling the other two kelotok that we would stop the kelotok moving slowly followed by the other two kelotok I jumped onto the river beach a stretch of gray sand mixed with river stones and Kil Dayat deftly dragged the mooring rope looking for a log to tie with Captain Anang I pushed the kelotok to be closer to the riverbank in just a matter of minutes three kelotok were moored I pulled

41:12 breath looking around the river and the deserted wilderness Ning at the same time shrinking courage there is only a haunted forest with hanging roots it is said that in this forest there are many hanging Raung coffins hanging from trees suddenly I shudder in horror afraid that there is a Raung chasing especially the sound of the rustling of leaves and branches swaying in the wind makes my heart sink and the next 10 days We will be here in the middle of the silence there are no Riu humans except us during that time we cannot send news to the family at home bitterness and longing for children, wife and mother must be

41:57 pushed aside in 10 days 10 illegal gold miners will become a family working hard shoulder to shoulder to find food for the people at home Captain are you sure the place is here he asked enthusiastically let's try first l if the first try the results are good we build a hut here if not We are forced to move to find a new location Captain daya's words were held back in the bushes that suddenly we all turned our faces to look at Dayat's gaze Dayat's two legs were shaking his nose fluttered his breath was broken Astagfirullah Astagfirullahalazim dayet began to ask for forgiveness making We were all alert

42:43 s s bluker seemed to be swaying clearly There was something hiding there Kretek the sound of a twig breaking made my heart beat even faster without realizing I held my breath until my chest felt tight my heart felt like it was going to burst my blood was rushing and my hair stood on end when I found a pair of bata that had been watching us all along a pair of bata with long fangs and sharp claws we all fell silent Not moving and holding our breath one wrong step we would all be in trouble kresek makin Geri the creature moved slowly close the blugard and also ilalak brak the creature

43:30 jumped bear ah Dayat ran helter-skelter towards the kelotok stepping on the sand daya fell got up then ran away again he didn't care about the glasses that fell on the sand Lai laughed loudly Kal saw Dayat running scared we also finally laughed seeing daya run away the bear earlier Instead of attacking us But ran into the forest and disappeared behind the trees at the bow of the kelotok Dayat was still scared his body was face down facing the River with his back to us Captain seruh Dayat lantar what's wrong hah basic coward replied the captain

44:15 angrily Dayat was silent for a while his body was shaking uncontrollably Just a few steps we approached suddenly Dayat turned around while pinching his nose in his left hand he was carrying a pile of human heads without bodies Fresh blood dripped down the neck with bulging eyes and gaping mouth ah now it's our turn to scream in fear yeah that's how it is friends part 1 of the disaster in the Kalimantan gold mine uh the story is really cool here and I already thought this story from Bang Beben would definitely carry me away and here How ee This is from P sat yes from the first person perspective namely from Hamid Hamid is a ee

45:01 what is a man yes a man from Kalimantan originally from Kalimantan Central Kalimantan this seems like this How has a past that is enough yes because his mother or Abah died then lived with his mother in economic difficulties all sorts of finally formed one character e Hamid this is definitely Usually what is a strong character definitely Yes because that's what he said and Oh ee lots yes lots of lightning yes it started to drizzle too UD started to rain overall the story is really cool and I'm getting more curious to go into in part 2, yes, how was it in part 1, ee, the journey on the Barito River was what really made it what is it called E, it seems really gripping and adds to it here too, so this is gold mining, it turns out it's in the river, so there's a lot of knowledge too and yes, that's it, ee, this is

45:48 called illegal mining, even though the ones who mine are ee, what is it called, the local residents, and actually, I hope the government can pay attention to the welfare of local residents, not only in Kalimantan, but in places where there are mines, yes, like the Batuara gold mine, I hope the government can pay more attention to local residents so that there is no social jealousy, so e, overall, the story is really cool, thank you to Bang Beben for his extraordinary story, and I hope the story just now can entertain all my friends, horror mystery lovers, especially to the subscribers of the Ilo entry channel. Oh yes, we will divide this into two parts, friends, yes, so this is the story. It's really cool, don't miss it, for tomorrow at 12:00, those who are still on the Ilo entry channel, for friends. Once again, we thank you for your prayers and support so far, and

46:36 for friends who may have just joined, please Click the subscribe button, don't forget to turn on the notification bell so that friends always get notifications from the content that we will upload next and at the end of the word, I apologize if perhaps in the delivery of the story Just now there were words that were wrong or there were words that I might not be pleasing, I ask for your forgiveness. My deepest apologies, see you tomorrow at 12 noon, still on the Ilo entry channel. Still with me, still from the backyard of Bang Ilo's house. Greetings of health, success, and happiness always, peace and blessings of Allah be upon you

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