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But since the clean-up efforts, children from nearby areas have started to visit and play by the river again, a rare sight in the big city, Rengganis said. Seeing children back at Ciliwung’s banks reminds him of his childhood, he said. “They feel comfortable and safe,” at the river, Rengganis said. “I hope, on other sides of Ciliwung — the upstream or the downstream areas — they can do the same thing.” Rengganis hopes the momentum to clean up the river and address the region’s trash problem con- tinues, so that future generations can also enjoy the area. Marhara believes that kind of lasting change will need a culture shift that will persist even if waste production is curtailed. “I am trying to counter the behavior that is causing trash to be out there in the environment,” he said, saying the country has a “littering culture.” “I think that the only way to counter that culture is by developing a counter- culture,” a clean-up cul- ture, he said. 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