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JAKARTA: Five people were killed in the severe floods that submerged entire neighbourhoods in Indonesia’s capital Jakarta, authorities said on Sunday, as residents returned to clean their homes and salvage belongings. The city was struck by torrential rains over the weekend, which flooded dozens of major roads and forced hundreds of people to rush to emergency shelters. A 67-year-old man was found dead after he became trapped in his waterlogged house in the badly hit southern part of the capital on Saturday, Jakarta disaster mitigation agency head Sabdo Kurnianto said. He added that three b...

5 die as floods hit Jakarta 21st February, 2021 10:54:57 JAKARTA: Five people were killed in the severe floods that submerged entire neighbourhoods in Indonesia’s capital Jakarta, authorities said Sunday, as residents returned to clean their homes and salvage belongings. The city was struck by torrential rains over the weekend, which flooded dozens of major roads and forced hundreds of people to rush to emergency shelters. A 67-year-old man was found dead after he became trapped in his waterlogged house in the badly hit southern part of the capital on Saturday, Jakarta disaster mitigation a...

Three boys died after being swept away by the floods and one girl drowned.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Severe floods kill 5 in Indonesia's capital published : 21 Feb 2021 at 17:23 A man looks at the Krukut river where an embankment broke through a wall, flooding the area, in Kemang in Jakarta on Sunday, a day after parts of Indonesia's capital were inundated with flooding from seasonal heavy rains. (AFP photo) Five people were killed in the severe floods that submerged entire neighbourhoods in Indonesia's capital Jakarta, authorities said Sunday, as residents returned to clean their homes and salvage belongings. The city was struck by torre...

The city was struck by torrential rains over the weekend, which flooded dozens of major roads and forced hundreds of people to rush to emergency shelters.