Minister of Housing and Settlement Areas (PKP) Maruarar Sirait (Ara) coordinated with the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) and the Bekasi City Government (Pemkot) to handle the flood disaster in Bekasi City, West Java.
Heavy flooding completely halted traffic between Padang and Painan, West Sumatra, on Wednesday night (5/3/2025). Learn more.
Heavy rainfall has caused flooding in 47 villages across eight subdistricts in Southwest Aceh. Learn more.
The Indonesian National Police’s Water and Air Police Corps has deployed 200 officers to assist in evacuating residents affected by severe flooding in Bekasi, West Java. Learn more.
Police discretion is given to motorcycle users who are isolated near the Gabus toll gate, Bekasi.
The Marine and Air Unit of Indonesian National Police (INP) Security Maintenance Agency monitored the flood situation in Greater Jakarta using a helicopter.
Heavy Rain poured down Jakarta, causing rivers to overflow and embankments to break, flooding several areas. The water has inundated people's homes with a height of approximately three meters.
Police went down directly to help evacuate the flood victims in Bekasi and Depok.
The Jakarta Metro Jaya Regional Police’s Mobile Brigade Search and Rescue (SAR) team rescued 130 flood victims, including infants, the elderly, and the sick, from Gang Setiawan, Cililitan, East Jakarta. Read more.
. The government is addressing urgent needs in flood-affected areas across Jakarta, Tangerang, Bekasi, and South Tangerang, focusing on evacuation, essential supplies, and infrastructure recovery. Read more,
Jakarta and Tangerang Regency are grappling with severe flooding, displacing thousands and disrupting daily activities. Learn more.
Severe flooding continues to spread across Bekasi City and Regency as torrential rain and upstream water surges push water levels to three meters on Tuesday (4/3/2025). Learn more.
