Indonesia: Fire Hits Densely Populated Area In South Jakarta Leaving Hundreds Homeless

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Indonesia: Fire Hits Densely Populated Area In South Jakarta Leaving Hundreds Homeless

Seven people were injured after a house in a densely populated neighborhood caught fire in Manggarai, South Jakarta Tuesday morning, August 13. The fire left hundreds of people homeless, according to reports.

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  • 2024 at 04:00h, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Manggarai, South Jakarta, Tebet, Indonesia Video Recording Date/Time: August 13

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