Comprehensively Handling Jakarta
Concerns have colored the turn of the year. High rainfall caused flooding in many places, claiming lives and material losses.
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Indonesian Navy Marines use a rubber dinghy to evacuate a sick elderly man from his flooded home in the Jatiwaringin Antilop housing complex of Pondok Gede, Bekasi, West Java, Wednesday (1/1/2020). Floodwaters of 1 to 2 meters high inundated the area, one of several in Jabodetabek (Greater Jakarta) that were hit by floods after heavy rains that fell as the calendar year changed from 2019 to 2020.
Concerns have colored the turn of the year. High rainfall caused flooding in many places, claiming lives and material losses.
Rains with moderate to high intensity hit Greater Jakarta on Tuesday (31/12/2019) afternoon until Wednesday (1/1/2020). Flooding occurred in many areas, stopped railway services in a number of sections because the tracks were flooded, inundated a number of toll road sections and cut off road access in several places.