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Klang river feels poetry WASTE DUMPING

Things i swallowed. 

Dead Fish foreign to my body.

Floating Bottles, broken blades

Lots of Blood behind the central marketplace.

Bodies. Babies.

Chemicals that killed the babies

Mattresses 

plastic, 

plastic waste, refrigerators, lorry tyres, motorcycles, and more mattresses, nails, bolts,  doors,

metal doors, wooden doors, spirit doors, spirits.

Are you triggered. Did you see? Do you remember dumping that saka? people are triggered because this is something they "see"; how many dumping of saka into rivers we do not see (assuming that this excuse is true from the perspective of the family)? Had they been smarter, they (and many others who believe in the supernatural) would still discard it into a river. 

Why not throw it into the rubbish bin, you might ask.

Because from a paganist point of view, every river has its own spirit. As this "thing" (seen as a jinn in some cultures, curse in others) is spiritual in nature, a river spirit can isolate and remove it away from the "victim". If it's discarded in a trashbin, the jinn/curse will still find its way to the victim as they're blood-linked

So even if this family wasn't caught throwing it away in broad daylight, they will certainly find another, more secluded river & throw it there. Indeed, those who share the same belief have commented that the family should have gone down to the river's edge & thrown it away (hello, isn't that littering as well?) 


Nevertheless, I doubt JPJ can accept the reason that a river spirit's assistance is why you had to dump stuff into a river. JPJ has issued a investigation notice under Section 114 of the Road Transportation Act 1987 where if one is found guilty, the offender can be slapped a fine of not more than RM2k, jailed not more than 6-months or both.

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