"The house owned by Sri Aminah is known to be inhabited by 18 households (HH) or 46 people. The access to this house is quite narrow, only enough for pedestrians, so motor vehicles have to take turns to pass. The house, which is approximately 70 square meters in size, consists of two floors. The building condition is also simple with two entrance doors at the front and side. The rooms inside the house appear to have been divided into several partitions to separate each family member."

"In it there is no water reservoir, only a small toilet and used jugs to store water. Sri Aminah said that the house has been there since her father and husband were still alive around 1982. Now, the dwelling is occupied by Sri's siblings, children, and grandchildren. 'I have been living here since a long time ago. Yes, this is indeed the condition. There are rooms upstairs. When I sleep, I spread out in the living room,' said Sri, as quoted from Ayo Bandung, Tuesday, July 9, 2024."

Sri explained that her place of residence has never been renovated since it was built. The ceiling of the house appears to have decayed, so it is covered with fabric to withstand the heat and dust. This condition often causes water to enter the house because the roof is leaking. In order to fit, several partitioned rooms are occupied by four to five family members.

"Yes, we transport water using gallons. But we have to pay for it. So it's better to transport using gallons because we don't have money to buy pipes," he said. Citeureup Village Chief, Rusli, said that out of the 18 households in that house, now only 14 households or 36 people are living there. Meanwhile, the remaining 4 households have moved to another place."