Liputan6.com, jakarta – The regional spontaneous disaster management agency DKI Jakarta (BPBD) recorded that up to 35 neighboring pillars (RT) were still flooded until Tuesday at 05.00, the impact of intensive rain and maximum sea water from Monday (7/7).
This condition is launched by a combination of extreme weather and early warnings about coastal floods (Rob), released by the agency in meteorology, climatology and geophysics (BMKG) from the new moon and periguis phase, which strengthens the maximum pairs of sea water.
DKI BPBD registered the spread of flooding in four urban areas, with the largest number of details in the southern Jakarta up to 25 rubles. While Western Jakarta recorded 7 victims of RTS, Northern Jakarta 2 RT and EAST JAKARTA 1 RT.
In the southern Jakarta, the most severe victim Kelurahan was a Tiga with a puddle of up to 130 cm from the overflow of the Mampang River, followed by the Western Kuningan (95 cm), Jati Padang (85 cm) and sang Maman (60 cm).
Meanwhile, according to Antara, in the western Jakarta, flooding reached 50 cm in Keduguut Kali Angke from a high amount of precipitation and overflow of Sengkareng Kali.
Northern Jakarta also experienced a puddle up to 65 cm in the village of Kapuk Muar, which was caused by a combination of rain and robe.
In total, six points of refugees were prepared to accommodate affected residents. Among them is the Al -Mujahidin mosque in the village of Jati Padang, which currently includes 140 people, as well as the Al -Ins mosque in the Western Pedzhanen, in which 60 people are located.
Three roads in the western Jakarta are also still flooded, namely JL. Adi Karia (40 cm), jl. Bojong Indah Raya (30 cm) and JL. RAYA DAAN MOGOT KM 11 (20 cm), which also violated the mobility of the inhabitants.
