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MEDIA JAYA EDITION | 01 2020
January 5th, 2020
Chronology of Jakarta Flooding in Puddles remained in 0.1% 3,206 residents still choose 6 Community Health 117,000 people are involved
area.
in voluntary work in 388
to live in 10 refugee posts
Centers (Puskesmas) still
The Beginning of 2020 and Its Mitigation while waiting for the houses cannot operate. RWs, 100 urban villages
(kelurahan) throughout
to be completely ready for
Jakarta.
habitation.
TOP REPORT January 1st 2020 January 2nd 2020 January 3rd, 2020 January 4th, 2020 FLOOD MITIGATION Environmental Services Social Services
CHRONOLOGY
Public Health Services
Heavy rain in Jakarta and 14.3% of Jakarta area was Flooded area receeded 3% of the DKI Jakarta area
surrounding areas with high flooded. to 5%. was still flooded.
intensity of 377 mm/day
centered in Halim, East Waterflood heights ranging Half of the refugees has 4,509 residents were still
Jakarta. from 10 cm to more than 150 returned to their home. displaced in 20 refugee posts.
cm. 8,958 refugees remained In the meantime, they start Opened healthcare services in 32 Placed 13 toilet bus units, 25 Built refugee posts.
136 roads were inundated by in 58 refugee posts. cleaning their houses. hospitals and 44 Puskesmas and portable toilets, 7 clean water
waterflood. 390 RWs were flooded. 132 health posts in five areas of tanks, 7 raw water tank units
3 schools were still 8 Community Health Centers Jakarta. and other supporting facilities in
31,232 people were 88 roads were still flooded. submerged. (Puskesmas) were still unable numbers of refugee posts.
reportedly displaced in 269 to operate.
refugee camps. 14 villages’ health
centers could not operate. All schools affected by the
99 schools were flooded flood have dried.
and 15 Community Health 15 roads cannot be passed
Centers (Puskesmas) cannot yet. All roads have recovered and
be operate. can be passed back. Provided 468 ambulances, Provided 15 toilet bus units Prepared and distributed various
including 4 marine for emergency times. needs for refugees such as instant
ambulances and 22 noodles, biscuits, side dish
motorcycle ambulances. packages and others.
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•Provided disinfectants to
nourish the environment after
the flood.
Infographic/Tommy.K.R