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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...

The Indonesian Government claimed that flash floods that inundated Semarang city's Kota Lama (Old Town) neighborhood and several other areas on Saturday ...

Dompet Dhuafa distributes fast-food boxes to Semarang's flood victims 7th February 2021 Dompet Dhuafa's volunteers distributed fast-food boxes to flood victims in Semarang city, Central Java, on Saturday (Feb 6, 2021). (ANTARA/Istimewa) Until Saturday evening, we kept searching for people getting stuck at home due to the floodwaters inundating their neighborhood area. They are served with fast food boxes Jakarta (ANTARA) - Charity organization Dompet Dhuafa's volunteers in Central Java Province distributed fast food boxes to many residents of Muktiharjo Lor neighborhood in Genuk Subdis...

Several train travels still diverted due to Semarang's flooding 7th February 2021 Floodwaters still inundated Tawang station's railway platform on Sunday (Feb 7, 2021) (ANTARA/ HO-Humas PT KAI Daop 4 Semarang) Semarang, C Java (ANTARA) - Several train travels heading to northern rail line, particularly inside the areas of Semarang city, Central Java Province, remained diverted on Sunday because floodwaters still inundated some track sections. The flooded tracks are located in the rail line east of Semarang, including those between Tawang and Alastuwa train stations, PT Kereta A...