Jakarta, DKI Flood Mitigation Infrastructure 2023

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The Jakarta Provincial Government claims to have reduced the flood-affected area by 107 hectares throughout 2023. This is attributed to the deployment of hundreds of infrastructure projects for flood

Flood Mitigation Infrastructure in DKI Jakarta (2023)

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Flood Mitigation Infrastructure in DKI Jakarta (2023)

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The Jakarta Provincial Government (Pemprov DKI Jakarta) claims to have reduced the flood-affected area by 107 hectares throughout 2023.

Flood mitigation efforts involved the provision of infrastructure, including 799 floodgates at 547 locations across the province.

Furthermore, the Pemprov DKI Jakarta also deployed numerous pumps to reduce flood-affected areas. These include 566 mobile pumps and 549 stationary pumps located at 195 locations.

In addition, 240 pieces of heavy equipment were used for flood control in DKI Jakarta.

Moreover, the Pemprov DKI Jakarta stated that the construction of the 1,268-meter Ciliwung diversion channel successfully diverts 60 cubic meters per second of water from the Ciliwung River to the BKT Canal and Cipinang River. This construction was a collaborative effort between the local government and the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR).

The provincial government also reported that dredging operations at 304 locations, removing over 1.1 million cubic meters of mud, helped reduce flood-affected areas in DKI Jakarta throughout last year.

Despite these efforts, several areas in DKI Jakarta were still affected by floods at the beginning of this year.

Heavy rain that lashed DKI Jakarta since Thursday afternoon (January 4, 2024) resulted in flooding in several areas. According to data from the DKI Jakarta Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD DKI Jakarta), 19 neighborhood units (RT) remained flooded as of Friday (January 5, 2024) at 6:00 AM WIB.

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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