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Fallen Trees in Several Locations Handled Fully

Jakarta Regional Disaster Handling Agency (BPBD) noted there are six fallen tree incidents in five areas today, Wednesday (1/31).

caused by strong wind and heavy rain

The incident caused one house and two vehicles are impacted.

Agency Head, Isnawa Aji, explained the incidents were mostly caused by strong wind and heavy rain. Luckily, there is no victim in the incident.

15 Joint Personnel Evacuate Fallen Tree on Jalan Otista

"The fallen trees have been handled by our personnel, also personnel from Fire Handling and Rescue, City Park and Forestry, and local urban village PPSU personnel," he explained.

The incident recapitulation are listed here;

Central Jakarta

1. Jalan Kesehatan, RT 1/6, Petojo Selatan Urban Village, Gambir (handled fully)

2. Jalan Benyamin Sueb, Kebon Kosong Urban Village, Kemayoran (handled fully). One box car was impacted.

North Jakarta

1. Jalan Bugis, Kebon Bawang Urban Village, Tanjung Priok (fully handled).

West Jakarta

1. Jalan Kyai Tapa RT 05/09, Tomang Urban Village, Grogol Petamburan (fully handled).

South Jakarta

1. Cipulir Permai Complex, RT 6/12, Grogol Selatan Urban Village, Kebayoran Lama (fully handled). A car and house are impacted.

East Jakarta

1. Jalan Nurul Iman RT 04/04, Cipinang Melayu Urban Village, Makasar (fully handled).

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