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Indonesia - Floods and landslides update (BNPB, BMKG, AHA Centre, Reliefweb, Floodlist) (ECHO Daily Flash of 1 March 2021) Format Heavy rain continues to affect the Java Island (in particular Central Java Province) since 23 February, causing floods and triggering landslides that have resulted in more casualties and damage. Media reports as of 1 March, one fatality in Tegalsari (Semarang City, Central Java Province) due to the floods and three rescued people in Gajahmungkur (Semarang City) due to landslides. Previously, more than 90,500 affected people were reported across six districts (East ...

© BPBD Semarang City Heavy rain triggered landslides in Samarang City, Indonesia, Late February 2021, with emergency workers carrying out rescues.Flooding has affected over 90,000 people in Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia over the last few days. One person died after flood waters caused parts of a wall to collapse. Flooding began on 23 February 2021 after heavy rainfall during the previous days. Floods affected the districts of East Semarang, North Semarang, West Semarang, Pedurungan, Genuk, and Gayam Sari, with flood water 75cm deep in some areas. According to local disaster authorit...

Indonesia - Floods and landslides in Central Java Province (BNPB, BMKG) (ECHO Daily Flash of 12 February 2021) Format Heavy rainfall has been affecting Central Java Province since 10 February, causing floods, triggering landslides and resulting in fatalities and damage. According to the Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management (BNPB), two people have died, one is missing, 90 people have been displaced and 108 families have been affected across five villages in Kebumen Regency (southern Central Java Province). In addition, 108 houses were flooded as well as one school. On 12-23 Febru...

An Indonesian village was inundated by crimson-coloured water after flooding hit a fabric dyeing centre in central Java, sparking a social media frenzy.  Residents of Jenggot, near the town of Pekalongan, were seen wading through blood-red water on Saturday and many shared images of the rare phenomenon online.  Officials later confirmed the unique colour came from harmless fabric dye used by several batik factories in the area.  Pekalongan itself is well known for its batik textiles industry, with many cottage industries flourishing across the town.  “They did not dum...

Published on: Monday, February 08, 2021 By: Agencies Text Size: Residents wade through floodwaters dyed red from the waste of a batik factory in Pekalongan, central Java. PEKALONGAN: An Indonesian village was inundated by crimson-coloured water after flooding hit a fabric dyeing centre in central Java, sparking a social media frenzy.  Residents of Jenggot, near the town of Pekalongan, were seen wading through blood-red water on Saturday and many shared images of the rare phenomenon online.  Officials later confirmed the unique colour came from harmless fabric dye used by several batik facto...