A
graphic reminder of the Biblical plagues that struck Egypt suddenly
appeared on Monday in Indonesia when the normally pristine Bah Bolon
River, a source of life-giving water for irrigation and drinking, turned
bright blood-red. The river, normally teeming with life, became choked
with dead fish.
Interestingly, the Bah Bolon is known to locals as “the King’s Bathhouse”. The river meanders through the city of Pematangsiantar before flowing through the outlying village where the people build their houses directly on its banks. The river is their life and their livelihood, as it waters their fields, provides fish, and is a popular tourist site for rafting. The residents build pools on the edges of the river in which to catch fish. The sudden, deadly change in the river has turned their once idyllic existence into a living hell.
Read more at https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/93005/watch-exodus-718-come-life-indonesian-river-turns-poisoned-blood-red/#gQDCGiBawVDTy8aV.99
Interestingly, the Bah Bolon is known to locals as “the King’s Bathhouse”. The river meanders through the city of Pematangsiantar before flowing through the outlying village where the people build their houses directly on its banks. The river is their life and their livelihood, as it waters their fields, provides fish, and is a popular tourist site for rafting. The residents build pools on the edges of the river in which to catch fish. The sudden, deadly change in the river has turned their once idyllic existence into a living hell.
Read more at https://www.breakingisraelnews.com/93005/watch-exodus-718-come-life-indonesian-river-turns-poisoned-blood-red/#gQDCGiBawVDTy8aV.99
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