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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Head of Data and Information Center of the Jakarta Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) Mohamad Yohan noted that as of Wednesday, March 5, 2025 at 07:00 AM WIB (Western Indonesian Time), remaining floods occurred in 89 neighborhoods and two road sections. The submerged areas are located in West Jakarta, Central Jakarta, South Jakarta, and East Jakarta.
"Meanwhile, the two roads still flooded are Puri Kembangan Street, South Kedoya District, West Jakarta, with a depth of 40 centimeters, and Puri Mutiara Street, West Cilandak Sub-district, South Jakarta, with a depth of 70 centimeters," said Yohan when contacted by Tempo on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
Meanwhile, the roads that have receded are Komplek Joglo Street, Strategi Raya Street, and Basoka Raya Street, all located in Joglo Sub-district, West Jakarta.
According to data received by Tempo, the BPBD recorded 4,258 people displaced due to the disaster. The refugees come from Kampung Melayu, Bidara Cina, Cawang, Pejaten Timur, Cilandak Timur, Lebak Bulus, Lenteng Agung, Kedoya Selatan, Kedaung Kali Angke, and Pengadengan. The largest number of refugees is from Bidara Cina which reached 919 people.
Here is a detailed data of the flooded areas according to BPBD Jakarta:
West Jakarta
Duri Kosambi Sub-district 1 neighborhood
Cause: overflow of Angke River
Depth: 60 centimeters
Kedaung Kali Angke Sub-district 4 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Angke River
Depth: 30 centimeters
Rawa Buaya Sub-district 2 neighborhoods
Cause: heavy rainfall
Depth: 150 centimeters
Kebon Jeruk Sub-district 2 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Pasanggrahan River
Depth: 60 to 100 centimeters
Kedoya Selatan Sub-district 4 neighborhoods
Cause: heavy rainfall and overflow of Pesanggrahan River
Depth: 100 centimeters
Kedoya Selatan Sub-district 4 neighborhoods
Cause: heavy rainfall and overflow of Pesanggrahan River
Depth: 90 centimeters
Kembangan Selatan Sub-district 2 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Angke River
Depth: 60 centimeters
Kembangan Utara Sub-district
Cause: overflow of Angke River
Depth: 60 to 80 centimeters
Central Jakarta
Petamburan Sub-district 2 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of PHB
Depth: 40 centimeters
South Jakarta
Lenteng Agung Sub-district 2 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 30 centimeters
Cipulir Sub-district 1 neighborhood
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 70 centimeters
Pondok Pinang Sub-district 3 neighborhoods
Cause: heavy rainfall and overflow of Pesanggrahan River
Depth: 100 centimeters
Pengadengan Sub-district 1 neighborhood
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 310 centimeters
Rawajati Sub-district 7 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 90 to 250 centimeters
Pejaten Timur Sub-district 2 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 30 to 120 centimeters
Bintaro Sub-district 6 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Pesanggrahan River
Depth: 100 centimeters
Pesanggrahan Sub-district 2 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Pesanggrahan River
Depth: 60 centimeters
Kebon Baru Sub-district 3 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 60 to 200 centimeters
East Jakarta
Bidara Cina Sub-district 3 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 180 to 220 centimeters
Kampung Melayu Sub-district 30 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 40 to 250 centimeters
Cawang Sub-district 7 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Ciliwung River
Depth: 90 to 220 centimeters
Cililitan Sub-district 2 neighborhoods
Cause: overflow of Kali Ciliwung
Depth: 190 to 200 centimeters
Yohan urges the public to remain cautious and vigilant against the potential of flood inundation. He said, in case of emergency, the public can immediately contact the toll-free number 112. "This service is free and operates 24/7," he said.
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