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Joint Personnel Handle Fallen Trees in North Jakarta

Joint personnel of North Jakarta and Seribu Island Fire Handling and Rescue Sub-agency, North Jakarta City Park and Forestry Sub-agency, together with PPSU personnel handled fallen trees in two locations, Tuesday (12/3). Those fallen trees were caused by strong wind.

no victim or material loss reported

North Jakarta and Seribu Island Fire Handling and Rescue Sub-agency's Operational Section of Fire Handling and Rescue Head, Gatot Sulaeman explained those trees were on Jalan Pelepah Raya RW 16, Kelapa Gading Timur Urban Village, Kelapa Gading and Jalan Kampung Bandan, RW 04 of Ancol Urban Villagr, Pademangan.

"The fallen trees were Angsana and Bintaro," he explained.

Joint Personnel Handle Fallen Trees in Central Jakarta

The Angsana tree with diameter of 40 cm, he added, fell at 10:24 AM. After being handled by joint personnel, the evacuation was completed at 11:41 AM.

Then Bintaro tree with diameter of 30 cm on Jalan Kampung Bandan were reported fell at 10:54 AM. The evacuation was completed at 11:39 AM.

Gatot continued that fallen tree also occurred on Jalan RPTRA, RT 01/01 of Tidung Island Urban Village, Seribu Selatan Islands. The tree was reported fell at 11:20 AM and fully evacuated at 12:10 PM.

"There is no victim or material loss reported due to this incident," he continued.

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