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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
Flood and landslides struck hundreds of houses in Jalan Damai RT 04 / RW 02, Kelurahan Ciganjur, Jagakarsa, South Jakarta. As a result, around 1,200 residents were displaced.
The head of the Jakarta Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) Information and Data Center, Mohammad Insaf, said the Jakarta provincial government DKI has prepared three temporary locations for evacuation.
“There were about 1,200 refugees due to the floods and landslides in Ciganjur in three refugee camps,” Insaf said when confirmed, on Sunday (11/10).
Insaf said that according to information from the South Jakarta Fire and Rescue Agency (PKP), several heavy and official teams have been deployed since last night.
The units and personnel deployed included 1 command unit, 5 light rescue units and 5 PKs along with 35 people.
He said three people died in the incident. One victim died, a 45-year-old woman who was pregnant.
While the other two victims were women of 50 and 48 years, respectively. Both are currently being treated at Ali Sibroh Malisi Hospital, Jagakarsa, in South Jakarta.
Previously, 300 houses of residents in Jalan Damai RT 04 / RW 02, Ciganjur Village, South Jakarta were flooded with heights ranging from 70cm to 150cm, on Saturday (10/10) evening. The head of Jagakarsa Alamsyah said the flood was caused by the overflowing of the children of Kali Baru due to heavy rains and water in the Depok area.
Alamsyah said the overflow of the Kali Baru children was due to the river border wall in the Melati residents area breaking, causing the water to overflow into the residential area of RT 04 / RW 02.
The flood in Ciganjur left mud and puddles
Floods and landslides that affected residents of Jalan Damai, RT 004 / RW 012 Ciganjur Urban Village, Jagakarsa, began to gradually recede and left mud and puddles on roads and residential areas, on Sunday (10/11) by the morning.
The head of Jagakarsa Alamsyah said that residents, together with orange troops from the urban village and the sub-district, began cleaning up the remaining mud and water that was still flooded.
“The condition of the water has receded, but it is still flowing, plus there is also mud covering it,” Alamsyah said, quoted by him. Between.
The floods and landslides occurred on Saturday (11/10) evening when heavy rains hit the South Jakarta area.
According to Alamsyah, the flooding was caused by the flow of the Kali Anak Setu River, which was blocked by the dividing wall of the river at the Melati residents’ home, which collapsed so that the rapid flow of rivers flooded residential areas. .
Kelurahan officials noted that approximately 300 houses on RT 04 / RW 012 were flooded with heights ranging from 70 cm to 150 cm.
“It was not the embankment that collapsed, but resident Melati’s wall, which was on the edge of the Anak Setu River, that collapsed or slipped, thus blocking the flow of the Anak Setu River,” Alamsyah said.
He said the length of the collapsed wall reached 50 meters with a height of 10 meters from the top of the river.
Not only that, the wall dividing the residential river collapsed across the river until it hit the residential areas on the banks. Two people were injured and one person died when the flooding and landslide occurred.
Data on the death toll, Widiar Nohara (40), while the names of the two injured victims are not yet known, both are women of 50 and 48 years.
According to Alamsyah, the river dividing wall in the development sits vertically on steep terrain, so it cannot support the load when it rains.
“Plus, it’s a mound,” Alamsyah concluded.
(dmr / mik)
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