Indonesia: Heavy Rain Triggers Widespread Flooding and Traffic Disruptions in West Jakarta

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Indonesia: Heavy Rain Triggers Widespread Flooding and Traffic Disruptions in West Jakarta

Heavy rain caused severe flooding across several areas of West Jakarta on Friday, January 23, disrupting road access and impacting local communities. Floodwaters submerged residential areas by up to 50 centimeters, forcing residents to navigate through the inundated streets.

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  • Video Location: North Kedoya Village in Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta, Indonesia Video Recording Date/Time: January 23, 2026 at 07:30h

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