Jakarta business owners warn on floods

Jakarta business owners warn on floods

Jakarta, April 1 — The last two storms that hit Jakarta yesterday left at least 10,000 people homeless and thousands of trees and houses destroyed.

The first storm came in three hours from 9 to 10 am, leaving the capital with a high temperature around 30 degrees Celsius, according to local radio. That made the city of around 2 million people as well as the surrounding area extremely영양출장샵 dangerous as it carried up to 35 kilometers of rivers.
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Meanwhile, around 250 vehicles flooded in Jakarta, causing significant traffic disruption in the city, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Administration (NDRRMA).

The weather warning issued for the next two days means that only about 600 of those cars will be able to enter the city center today, the NDRRMA said. The rest will have to travel back to Jakarta to leave it dry and secure, the agency said.

Meanwhile, another major flood threat has been called off this evening, leaving around 30,000 people without power.

“No one is getting through the streets here so it won’t be for long. I think the area is pretty safe tonight with the floods clearing up,” says Nida Lekkara.

The NDRRMA warned that it would be the worst flooding problem in modern Indonesian history.

“This is a disaster from hell. I don’t think the government will be able to deal with all the issues like food and water, but this storm has shown that not even they can prevent this disaster올인 119 from happening this evening.”

Lekkara has lived in the Indonesian city of Bukit Jaya for four generations.

“This flood is like that time when my brother-in-law died,” Lekkara says. “He had a house with all this flooding coming in.”

The flood took place as the city and surrounding areas were getting ready for a major national holiday, with over 90 million people celebrating the New Year.