Indonesian Activists From Greenpeace And Walhi Protest Against Toxic Sludge

BANDUNG, INDONESIA - APRIL 28: Activists Coalition Against the Waste (KML) from Greenpeace and Walhi wearing costume, spilling of toxic sludge Cikijing River in front of Gedung Sate, Bandung to highlight the economic losses �� 11.4 trillion rupiah caused by decades of pollution in the area Rancaekek textile industry, on April 28, 2016 in Bandung regency, West Java, Indonesia. Activists who use personal protection equipment to B3 spill of toxic sludge into a watertight basin measuring 2x3 meters which then written "DISADVANTAGES 11 T" on it. Meanwhile several other activists holding a banner that reads one message "B3 Pollution Harming Us All". Toxic sludge is then put back into a temporary storage area labeled B3. PHOTOGRAPH BY Jefta Images / Future Publishing (Photo credit should read Jefta Images/Future Publishing via Getty Images)