The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) announced that a public kitchen post has been established to ensure the supply of food for thousands of residents affected by the flash flood caused by the overflowing Didingga River in North Gorontalo Regency, Gorontalo Province.
The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) stated that heavy rainfall over the past 24 hours has triggered flooding in several areas across three provinces: Central Sulawesi, South Kalimantan, and West Java.
The Jambi Regional Police responded quickly to the flooding that struck several areas in Merangin and Sarolangun Regencies in the early hours of Sunday (4/26/2026) by assisting in the evacuation of victims.
Jasa Marga manages flooding on the Jagorawi Toll Road and closes the KM 10 Rest Area due to pump damage. Read the news for traffic updates.
The Serang City Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) in Banten reported that 84 people remain in evacuation centers due to flooding that has not yet fully receded in the Kasemen District.
More than 2,600 houses in Serang Regency have been submerged following days of extreme weather and heavy rain. Read the news for the latest evacuation and flood relief updates.
Jakarta BPBD reports 115 neighborhoods and 16 roads flooded following extreme rainfall. Read the news for the latest evacuation updates and emergency response efforts.
Jakarta flooding hits 39 RTs and 13 roads on 8 March 2026. Read the full list of affected areas and emergency contact info from BPBD DKI.
Over a thousand Australian tourists have canceled Bali trips due to severe flooding in Kuta and Legian. Read the full report on the impact on Bali tourism.
Jakarta Metro Jaya Police rescues residents and evacuates infants during a one-meter flood in Kebon Pala. Read the news for the full emergency response.
A major levee breach in Karawang has displaced 3,368 residents and flooded 15 villages. Read the latest emergency updates and evacuation details from BNPB.
The Water and Air Police Directorate of the Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police deployed a Search and Rescue (SAR) team as a disaster response to the people affected by flood in Kebon Pala, East Jakarta.
