INDOPOSCO.ID – Flooding in several areas of Jakarta continued to inundate as many as 90 neighborhood units (RT) and nine road sections as of Saturday morning (Jan 24, 2026).
“As of Saturday morning, 90 RT remain flooded,” said Head of the Disaster Data and Information Center of the Jakarta Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD), Mohamad Yohan, in Jakarta.
Yohan said floodwaters in Cawang Sub-district, East Jakarta, have reached a height of up to 2.5 meters, caused by the overflow of the Ciliwung River.
He added that the overall distribution of flooding has begun to decline, with inundation in a number of locations receding on Friday night.
Flooding in Jakarta had previously affected 143 RT on Friday (Jan 23), marking the highest number recorded since the flooding began on Thursday (Jan 22), as reported by Antara.
BPBD Jakarta has deployed personnel to monitor flood conditions in all affected areas and is coordinating with the Water Resources Agency, the Highways Agency, and the Fire and Rescue Agency (Gulkarmat) to carry out water pumping operations and ensure drainage systems are functioning properly.
The following is the latest data on areas still affected by flooding:
West Jakarta recorded 51 RT, comprising:
Duri Kosambi Sub-district: 6 RT (water depth 20–120 cm)
Kapuk Sub-district: 3 RT (50–70 cm)
Kedaung Kali Angke Sub-district: 8 RT (40–50 cm)
Rawa Buaya Sub-district: 9 RT (50–120 cm)
Jelambar Sub-district: 4 RT (20 cm)
South Kedoya Sub-district: 4 RT (60 cm)
North Kedoya Sub-district: 7 RT (15–80 cm)
Joglo Sub-district: 1 RT (40 cm)
South Kembangan Sub-district: 5 RT (25–60 cm)
North Kembangan Sub-district: 3 RT (25–70 cm)
South Meruya Sub-district: 1 RT (50 cm)
South Jakarta recorded 7 RT, comprising:
Rawajati Sub-district: 3 RT (25–130 cm)
East Pejaten Sub-district: 3 RT (210 cm)
Kebon Baru Sub-district: 1 RT (50 cm)
East Jakarta recorded 25 RT, comprising:
Rawa Terate Sub-district: 1 RT (80 cm)
Bidara Cina Sub-district: 4 RT (180–190 cm)
Kampung Melayu Sub-district: 4 RT (150–175 cm)
Cawang Sub-district: 9 RT (80–250 cm)
Cililitan Sub-district: 2 RT (230 cm)
Cipinang Melayu Sub-district: 4 RT (20–50 cm)
North Jakarta recorded 7 RT, all located in Kapuk Muara Sub-district, with water levels ranging from 40 to 75 cm.
Flooding was also reported on nine road sections, with affected areas as follows:
Daan Mogot Road KM 13 (opposite Victoria/Glass Factory), East Cengkareng, West Jakarta – 20 cm
Gotong Royong Road RT 06/RW 08, Kapuk, West Jakarta – 20 cm
Kapuk Bongkaran Road RT 022/RW 012, Kapuk, West Jakarta – 20 cm
In front of Soeharto Heerdjan Hospital, Prof. Dr. Latumeten Road No. 1, Jelambar, West Jakarta – 10 cm
Taman Kota Road, Kedaung Kali Angke, West Jakarta – 20 cm
BTN Housing Complex, Delima VIII Road, North Kembangan, West Jakarta – 20 cm
Strategi Raya Road, Joglo, West Jakarta – 30 cm
Pulo Indah Road, Duri Kosambi, West Jakarta – 20 cm
Prepedan Raya Road, Kamal Sub-district, West Jakarta – 15 cm. (aro)
