Russia and NATO already in ‘direct confrontation’ – Kremlin

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The current state of relations between Russia and NATO can be described as a “direct confrontation,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said. He claimed that the US-led military bloc has been a destabilizing force in Europe rather than ensuring the continent’s security.

He made his comment on Thursday, as the bloc marked 75 years since the signing of its founding document, the North Atlantic Treaty.

Since the start of the Ukraine conflict, NATO has provided Kiev with billions worth of military aid and weaponry, as well as sharing intelligence and helping to train Ukrainian troops.

“The bloc itself is already involved in the Ukraine conflict. NATO continues to move towards our borders, expanding its military infrastructure towards our borders… In fact, our relations have now descended to the level of direct confrontation,” Peskov said at a press-briefing.

He stated that the organization had been created as an “instrument of confrontation” in Europe, and is fulfilling its purpose to the detriment of the entire continent.

“NATO continues to fulfill its purpose, which currently, however, in no way contributes to security, predictability and stability on the continent, but on the contrary is a destabilizing factor,” Peskov explained.

Multiple Western leaders have warned that Russia may attack NATO once the Ukraine conflict is over. Moscow has repeatedly dismissed those claims.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said last month that talk of a potential Russian attack on NATO countries is simply propaganda by their governments aimed at scaring their own population to “beat the money out of them.”

Moscow has for years voiced concerns about NATO’s expansion toward its borders, viewing the US-led military bloc’s policies as an existential threat. However, it has also warned that NATO’s more pronounced involvement in the Ukraine conflict, in particular, the possibility of a troop deployment to the front lines, would be seen as an intervention. This, according to an earlier statement by Putin, would take the conflict “one step shy of a full-scale World War III.”

Western Powers ‘Destroying Foundations of Strategic Stability,’ Russian General Staff Chief Says

Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov has said that Western countries are consistently destroying the foundations of strategic stability and international security institutions.

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"Recent events testify to the West's consistent destruction of the fundamental foundations of strategic stability and international security institutions," Gerasimov said at the opening of Thursday's meeting of the Committee of Chiefs of Staff (CCS) of the armed forces of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), which is being held in Moscow.

He noted that today's meeting of the CIS military commanders "takes place against the backdrop of the rapidly changing military and political situation, which tends to become more complicated." According to Gerasimov, "not without external influence, hotbeds of tension are emerging in various corners of the planet, and international terrorism, supported by shadowy sponsors, remains a global threat to the world."

"In these conditions, the challenges to the commonwealth countries are becoming more real and diverse, which obliges us to have well-equipped and trained armed forces," he added.

He called it symbolic that today's joint work began with a tour of the exhibition of modern weapons, as well as military and special equipment used during the special military operation.

"I am sure that acquaintance with the achievements of the Russian military-industrial complex and promising developments implemented in the military sphere was interesting and useful for you," Gerasimov said.

Later during the meeting, he suggested analyzing the military-political situation in the world and on the borders of the commonwealth countries, to discuss the issues of creation and development of joint military systems in the CIS format, to consider the directions of combat training and field training of troops taking into account the experience of combat operations in modern conditions, to discuss other issues of multilateral military cooperation of mutual interest.

Units of battlegroup West improve forward positions in Kupyansk area

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Ukraine lost up to 125 troops as units of the battlegroup West improved positions in the Kupyansk area over the past day, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a daily bulletin of the special military operation.

Here are the details of this and other combat actions that happened over the past day, according to the bulletin.

Kupyansk area

"Battlegroup West units improved their forward positions in active operations, inflicted damage by firepower on enemy formations near the settlements of Rozovka, Raigorod, Zhovtnevoye in the Lugansk People’s Republic and Terny in the Donetsk People’s Republic," the ministry said.

Ukraine’s losses in the Kupyansk area over the past day amounted up to 125 personnel and four motor vehicles.

Donetsk area

"Russia’s Battlegroup South units seized better positions and inflicted casualties on personnel and military hardware of the Ukrainian army’s 28th mechanized brigade, 92nd assault brigade and 241st territorial defense brigade near the settlements of Kleshcheyevka, Kurdyumovka and Krasnogorovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic," the ministry said.

Ukraine lost up to 340 personnel, a tank and eight motor vehicles.

In counter-battery fire, Russian forces destroyed two Msta-B howitzers, a D-20 howitzer, two 122mm Gvozdika motorized artillery systems, three D-30 howitzers and three Ukrainian arms depots.

Avdeyevka area

"Battlegroup Center units improved forward positions in the Avdeyevka area and engaged units of the enemy’s 24th, 47th mechanized brigades, 3rd assault brigade, and 25th airborne brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the vicinity of Orlovka, Berdychi and Tonenkoye settlements in the Donetsk People’s Republic. A counterattack of an assault party of the Ukrainian 25th airborne brigade was also thwarted near the Pervomaiskoye settlement in the Donetsk People’s Republic," the ministry said.

The enemy lost up to 305 troops, two armored fighting vehicles, two motor vehicles, and a US-made Paladin 155mm self-propelled artillery system.

South Donetsk area

Units of the battlegroup East improved their tactical positions and inflicted firepower damage on the servicemen and equipment of the Ukrainian armed forces’ 58th motorized infantry brigade and the 72nd mechanized brigade, and the 128th territorial defense brigade near the settlements of Vodyanoye, Storozhevoye and Ugledar in the Donetsk People's Republic.

Ukrainian troops sustained up to 105 casualties and lost three cars, a US-made 155mm M777 howitzer and a 122-mm Grad multiple launch rocket system.

Kherson area

"Units of the battlegroup Dnepr inflicted firepower damage on the Ukrainian 28th mechanized brigade and 128th territorial defense brigade near the settlements of Mirnoye and Pyatikhatki in the Zaporozhye Region," the ministry said.

Ukrainian losses amounted to 35 personnel, three motor vehicles and a Grad multiple launch rocket system.

Air Force and air defenses

"Operational-tactical aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, missile troops and artillery of Russian battlegroups destroyed an ammunition depot, a temporary base of foreign mercenaries near the town of Merefa in the Kharkov Region and struck Ukrainian manpower and military hardware in 135 areas," the ministry said.

Air defenses shot down a Ukrainian Su-27 aircraft in the area of the city of Kramatorsk in the Donetsk People’s Republic. Also destroyed were 196 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles and 18 HIMARS projectiles were intercepted.

Tally of destroyed equipment

Since the start of the special military operation in Ukraine, the Russian Armed Forces have destroyed a total of 582 Ukrainian warplanes, 270 helicopters, 18,734 unmanned aerial vehicles, 495 surface-to-air missile systems, 15,687 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 1,264 multiple launch rocket systems, 8,654 field artillery guns and mortars and 20,596 special military motor vehicles.

Russian Su-34 Frontline Bombers Hit Ukrainian Forces With ODAB-500 Bombs

The Russian Aerospace Forces are actively using various types of bombs equipped with universal planning and correction modules (UMPK) in the special military operation zone.

Russian Aerospace Forces Su-34 crews have hit Ukrainian forces with ODAB-500 bombs, from which it is impossible to hide in trenches or dugouts, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

The strike was carried out on a stronghold and enemy personnel. At the same time, ODAB-500 bombs have been equipped with universal planning and correction modules (UMPK), which have a wing, rudder, and control system that transform ordinary bombs into highly accurate munitions.

The ODAB-500 is a vacuum detonation bomb that operates in two stages: first, when detonated, it ejects an explosive liquid composition that forms an aerosol cloud that then ignites in a large volume. This creates a high-temperature explosion with a powerful shockwave that "flows" into trenches, dugouts, and other shelters, destroying the enemy.

Each Su-34 can carry four such bombs. A video released by the Defense Ministry shows four ODAB-500s being dropped by a frontline bomber. Small flashes can be seen on the ammunition, which is how the squibs are triggered, revealing the wing of the planning and correction module.

The Defense Ministry said that after the successful completion of the mission, the Su-34 crews returned to the airfield after receiving confirmation of the destruction of important objects.

Taiwan's strongest earthquake in 25 years kills 9 people, 50 missing

The strongest earthquake in a quarter-century rocked Taiwan during the morning rush hour Wednesday, killing nine people, stranding dozens of workers at quarries and sending some residents scrambling out the windows of damaged buildings.

The quake, which also injured more than 1,000, was centered off the coast of rural, mountainous Hualien County, where some buildings leaned at severe angles, their ground floors crushed. Just over 150 kilometers (93 miles) away in the capital of Taipei, tiles fell from older buildings, and schools evacuated students to sports fields as aftershocks rattled the island nation.

Rescuers fanned out in Hualien, looking for people who may be trapped and using excavators to stabilize damaged buildings. The numbers of people missing, trapped or stranded fluctuated as authorities learned of more in trouble and worked to locate or free them.

Some 70 workers who were stranded at two rock quarries were safe, according to Taiwan’s national fire agency, but the roads to reach them were damaged by falling rocks. Six workers were going to be airlifted on Thursday.

In the hours after the quake, TV showed neighbors and rescue workers lifting residents, including a toddler, through windows and onto the street. Some doors had fused shut in the shaking.

Taiwan is regularly jolted by quakes and its population is among the best prepared for them. But authorities expected a relatively mild earthquake and did not send out alerts. The eventual quake was strong enough to scare even people who are used to such shaking.

“I’ve grown accustomed to (earthquakes). But today was the first time I was scared to tears by an earthquake,” said Hsien-hsuen Keng, who lives in a fifth-floor apartment in Taipei. ”I was awakened by the earthquake. I had never felt such intense shaking before.”

At least nine people died in the quake, according to Taiwan’s fire agency. Most of the fatalities were caused by falling rocks, including four people who were struck inside Taroko National Park, according to the state Central News Agency. One died in a residential building that was damaged, the news agency said.

Farther north, part of the headland of Guishan Island, a tourist attraction also known as Turtle Island because of its shape, slid into the sea. In the capital, Taipei, several people were rescued from a partly collapsed warehouse, and tiles fell from buildings.

Although it was measured at 7.7 in Japan, Taiwan’s earthquake monitoring agency gave the magnitude of Wednesday’s quake as 7.2, making it Taiwan’s strongest since 1999, when a 7.6-magnitude quake 93 miles (150km) south of Taipei killed 2,400 and injured 10,000.

Hualien’s last big quake in 2022, recorded as 6.9 magnitude, toppled buildings and derailed a train, killing one person and cutting off power for thousands of residents.

Wednesday’s quake caused TSMC, Taiwan’s leading semiconductor manufacturer, which is responsible for the production of most of the world’s advanced semiconductors, to evacuate its production lines, according to Bloomberg News.

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Taiwan’s CST said more than 15 aftershocks exceeding a magnitude of 4.0 had occurred so far, but the magnitude had been decreasing.

Damage was visible on some buildings in central Taipei, such as outside the Howard Plaza hotel, where the earthquake had damaged brickwork and dislodged some of the lettering on the hotel’s sign.

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Mike Hung Hsu, a hotel guest from the US, said he was woken up by the earthquake. “I’ve never felt this kind of earthquake in LA, even though we have earthquakes pretty often,” he said. “I used to live in Taiwan, in my memory we never had an earthquake like this one.”

Japanese media initially said the quake could trigger waves as high as 3 metres in some areas of Okinawa prefecture, located roughly 1,600km south of Tokyo, but the forecasts were later downgraded. Japan’s meteorological agency lifted all tsunami advisories at around noon local time, while the chief cabinet secretary, Yoshimasa Hayashi, said there had been no reports of injury or damage.

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However, an official from Japan’s meteorological agency urged people to continue evacuating until the advisory was lifted. Some residents of the main Okinawa island had evacuated to a nearby US military base, media reports said, while footage showed others watching the sea from the safety of high ground in the prefectural capital, Naha.

The agency has warned that aftershocks, with a similar intensity to those felt in Taiwan, may be likely over the next week.

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The United States Geological Survey (USGS) said the quake’s epicentre was 18km (11 miles) south of Taiwan’s Hualien city at a depth of 34.8km.

The Philippines’ seismology agency on Wednesday issued a tsunami warning for coastal areas fronting the Pacific Ocean, saying they were expected to experience “high tsunami waves” but later lifted the warning.

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It has been only three months since a magnitude-7.6 quake and tsunami killed 244 people and caused widespread damage on the Noto peninsula in Ishikawa prefecture on the Japan Sea coast.

Japan’s biggest earthquake on record was a 9.0-magnitude undersea jolt in March 2011 off Japan’s north-east coast, which triggered a tsunami that left about 18,500 people dead or missing.

China’s Taiwan Affairs Office said it was “highly concerned” about the earthquake, which was also felt in coastal cities in China’s Fujian province, and offered to provide assistance.

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Hasil Sidak BPOM RI Pada 731 Klinik Kecantikan Ditemukan 51.791 Kosmetik Ilegal Berbahaya

BPOM temukan peredaran kosmetik berbahaya (Foto: iNews.id/Devi Pattricia)

Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan (Badan POM) RI menemukan peredaran kosmetik dan skincare beretiket biru berbahaya yang tak layak edar di seluruh Indonesia dalam kurun waktu 19-23 Februari 2024. Total ditemukan 51.791 produk kosmetik ilegal yang beredar di 731 sarana klinik kecantikan. Temuan itu memiliki nilai ekonomis Rp 2,8 miliar.

Deputi Bidang Pengawasan Obat Tradisional, Suplemen Kesehatan, dan Kosmetik Badan POM RI, Mohamad Kashuri mengatakan perkembangan kosmetik secara nasional melamagi pertumbuhan yang cukup pesat. Sejalan dengan itu, terjadi berbagai pelanggaran yang dilakukan para produsen.

"Yang kita periksa adalah produknya. Kenapa dikelilingi pak? Balik lagi, ternyata para wanita kita itu lebih banyak mengunjungi klinik kecantikan dan hasil pengawasan kami sebelumnya juga dikelilingi klinik kecantikan, kita temukan produk yang tidak memiliki ketentuan," imbuh Deputi Bidang Pengawasan Obat Tradisional, Suplemen Kesehatan, dan Kosmetik Badan POM RI, Mohamad Kashuri saat media briefing di Jakarta Pusat, hari Rabu, 03/04/2024.

"Yang kita periksa tidak hanya klinik kecantikan yang hanya usaha melayani estetika saja, yang kita periksa juga klinik kecantikan yang juga berperan atau bertindak sebagai Badan Usaha Pemilik Notifikasi (BUPN) Kosmetik," tuturnya.

Adapun produk-produk tersebut, kata Kashuri, meliputi produk yang tak memiliki izin edar, kosmetik yang mengandung bahan berbahaya, kosmetik beretiket biru yang tak sesuai ketentuan, serta produk injeksi kecantikan dan kosmetik yang kadarluwarsa.

Kashuri menjelaskan dari hasil temuan intensifikasi tersebut, sebanyak 33% klinik kecantikan yang menjual atau menggunakan kosmetik yang tidak memenuhi syarat. Jika dibandingkan tahun lalu, terjadi penurunan data sekitar 9% dengan jumlah 41% klinik kecantikan yang tidak memenuhi syarat.

“Jadi ada progres penurunan, tetapi saya belum puas karena hanya turun kurang lebih 9% sedangkan Badan POM berharap penurunan ini bisa dikendalikan hingga dibawah satu persen atau bahkan kami harapkan mencapai zero cases,” ujarnya.

Lebih lanjut, Kashuri memaparkan dari 33% tersebut, terdapat 11,5 % atau setara 5.937 produk kosmetik yang mengandung bahan berbahaya, 4,8% atau setara 2.475 produk skin care etiket biru tidak sesuai ketentuan, diikuti 73,4% atau 37.998 produk tidak memiliki izin edar.

“Kasus produk skincare dan kosmetik yang tidak memiliki izin edar menjadi yang paling tinggi, kemudian disusul kategori obat produk injeksi kecantikan yang disuntikkan seperti vitamin C sekitar 0,2% atau sekitar 104 produk dan selanjutnya kosmetik yang sudah kadaluarsa kita temukan 10,2% atau 5.277 produk,” jelasnya.

Proses intensifikasi terseru dilakukan tidak hanya di klinik kecantikan yang hanya usaha melayani estetika, tetapi pemeriksaan juga dilakukan pada klinik kecantikan yang berperan atau bertindak sebagai Badan Usaha Pemilik Notifikasi (BUPN) kosmetik.

“Temuan itu terjadi pada 5 UPTD kaitannya dengan total temuan terbesar yaitu di Pekanbaru didominasi oleh Skin Care beretiket biru tidak sesuai ketentuan, Kabupaten Bungo ditemukan dominikasi Skin Care beretiket biru tidak sesuai dengan ketentuan. Selain itu ada Surabaya yang didominasi Skin Care beretiket biru yang tidak sesuai ketentuan, lalu disusul oleh Tarakan didominasi kosmetik tanpa izin edar, dan selanjutnya ada Samarinda didominasi dengan temuan kosmetik tanpa izin edar yang lebih,” jelasnya.

Selain pengawasan secara offline, BPOM juga melaksanakan pengawasan secara daring melalui patroli cyber. Hasil patroli cyber terkait kosmetik yang tidak memenuhi ketentuan periode tahun 2023 hingga Februari 2024 menemukan jumlah toko yang ada direkomendasikan untuk diblokir sebesar 108.141 tautan.

“BPOM tidak bisa melakukan pengawasan secara optimal tanpa dukungan berbagai stakeholder terutama pelaku usaha yang memiliki tanggung jawab sangat besar untuk memastikan keamanan dan mutu terhadap produk yang dijual. Masyarakat juga harus lebih cerdas lagi, oleh karenanya kita tidak henti untuk memberikan edukasi ke masyarakat bagaimana memilih kosmetik yang aman,” ungkapnya.

Lebih lanjut, BPOM bersikap agile terhadap dinamika peredaran kosmetik dan skincare yang terus tumbuh ini. Salah satunya dengan menjadikan Peraturan BPOM Nomor 8 Tahun 2020 tentang Pengawasan Obat dan Makanan yang Diedarkan sebagaimana telah diubah dengan Peraturan BPOM Nomor 32 Tahun 2020 sebagai rujukan pengawasan.

“Setiap hasil pengawasan ditemukan, maka produk akan langsung dimusnahkan, lalu diberikan peringatan dan perintah penarikan jika produsen masih punya jaringan atau distribusi di tempat lain. Kemudian jika kosmetik ada izin edar akan dilakukan pencabutan sebagai langkah sanksi administrasi,” jelasnya.

Kendati demikian, jika produsen terus mengulangi berbagai pelanggaran, peringatan yang dikenakan BPOM bisa sampai pada prejudicial melalui jalur hukum.

“Peringatan tersebut juga dilengkapi dengan upaya-upaya pembinaan supaya mereka bisa berusaha lebih baik lagi, tetapi jika pelanggaran yang dilakukan berulang oleh pelaku usaha maka bisa diperbesar secara pidana sebagai upaya terakhir jika pembinaan ini tidak diindahkan,” jelasnya.

Melalui data tersebut dipaparkan jenis temuan kosmetik mengandung bahan berbahaya atau dilarang ditemukan di klinik kecantikan ditemukan sejumlah 5.937 jenis dengan nilai ekonomis sekitar Rp 323.401.000 dan ditemukan pada 10 UPT. Sementara untuk jenis temuan SkinCare bertiket biru tidak sesuai ketentuan, ditemukan 2.475 jenis dengan nilai ekonomi Rp 170.416.000 ditemukan di 21 UPT.

Selain itu, untuk temuan kosmetik tanpa izin edar ditemukan sebanyak 37.998 pieces dengan nilai ekonomi Rp 1.727.178.000 yang ditemukan pada 71 UPT. Diikuti dengan produk injeksi kecantikan tanpa izin edar dan tidak sesuai ketentuan seperti injeksi vitamin C dan injeksi Botox ditemukan 104 jenis di 11 UPT dengan nilai ekonomi Rp 121.517.000. Terakhir terdapat nilai jenis temuan terkait dengan kosmetik kadaluarsa dengn jumlah 5.277 jenis di 36 UPT dengan nilai ekonomi Rp 462.306.000 juta.

Sementara itu, Anggota Perhimpunan Dokter Spesialis Kulit dan Kelamin Indonesia, Dokter Fitria Agustina mengatakan bahwa produk kosmetik yang ber-etiket biru masih banyak ditemukan kandungan berbahaya atau bahan obat seperti hidroquinon, clindamycin, asam retinoat, fluocinolon, steroid yang berdampak serius terhadap kesehatan kulit.

“Kami sering dikeluhkan atau didatangi oleh pasien dengan berbagai macam efek samping karena penggunaan kosmetik ilegal tersebut. Seiring dengan efek samping yang ditimbulkan. Awalnya memang membuat kulit putih kinclong tapi akhirnya membuat iritasi kemerahan dan menjadi flek hitam,” jelasnya.

Menurut Fitria, saat ini konsumsi skincare dan kosmetik saat ini lebih banyak didominasi oleh kalangan gen-z yang banyak terpapar oleh iklan di media sosial. Hal ini harus menjadi perhatian khusus untuk memberikan edukasi lebih masif kepada para generasi muda.

“Permintaan mereka terkait dengan skin care itu meningkat, khususnya dalam menggunakan produk skincare, bisa dilihat bahwa pembeli di mall hingga di media sosial didominasi gen-z. Harus ada edukasi yang menyeluruh karena mereka adalah generasi digital, jangan sampai salah paham dan menjadi korban bahaya kosmetik dan skincare ilegal,” ujarnya.

BPBD DKI catat ketinggian banjir 190 sentimeter di Cawang

BPBD DKI catat ketinggian banjir 190 sentimeter di Cawang Petugas Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah (BPBD) DKI memonitor banjir di kawasan Kalibata, Jakarta Selatan, hari Rabu, 03/04/2024. ANTARA/Handout/aa.

Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah (BPBD) DKI mencatat ketinggian banjir mencapai 190 sentimeter (cm) di Cawang, Jakarta Timur, hingga pukul 22.00 WIB.

"Lima RT di Cawang tercatat memiliki ketinggian air mencapai 160 hingga 190 cm," kata Kepala Pelaksana BPBD DKI Jakarta Isnawa Adji kepada wartawan di Jakarta, Rabu.

Isnawa menuturkan penyebab banjir tersebut lantaran curah hujan tinggi dan luapan Kali Ciliwung.

BPBD DKI mencatat 26 Rukun Tetangga (RT) dan tujuh ruas jalan di wilayah DKI tergenang banjir. Yakni 2 RT di Sukabumi Selatan, Jakarta Barat, dengan ketinggian 45 cm yang penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi.

Lalu, 13 RT di Jakarta Selatan, yakni dua RT di Cilandak Barat dengan ketinggian 70 cm. Penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi dan luapan Kali Krukut.

Satu RT di Lebak Bulus dengan ketinggian 60 cm yang penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi dan luapan Kali Grogol serta 1 RT di Petogogan dengan ketinggian 70 cm. Penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi dan luapan Kali Krukut.

Empat RT di Rawajati dengan ketinggian 30 cm yang penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi dan dua RT di Cilandak Timur dengan ketinggian 175 cm. Penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi dan luapan Kali Krukut.

Empat RT di Jati Padang dengan ketinggian 50 cm. Penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi dan luapan PHB Serua.

Dua RT di Kebagusan dengan ketinggian 60 hingga 160 cm dan satu RT di Ragunan dengan ketinggian 55 cm. Penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi.

Kemudian, tujuh RT di Jakarta Timur yakni satu RT di Lubang Buaya dengan ketinggian 100 cm. Penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi dan luapan Kali Molek. Lalu, satu RT di Baru dengan ketinggian 50 cm yang penyebabnya curah hujan tinggi dan luapan Kali Cijantung.

Selain itu, terdapat tujuh ruas jalan tergenang banjir. Yakni Jalan Ciledug Raya, Cipulir (Jakarta Selatan) dengan ketinggian 10 cm yJalan Kemang Utara IX, Duren Tiga (Jakarta Selatan) dengan ketinggian 60 cm.

Lalu, Jalan Kemang Utara IX, Bangka (Jakarta Selatan) dengan ketinggian 60 cm. Jalan Raya Mabes Hankam (Titik Kenal Hanura), Bambu Apus (Jakarta Timur) dengan ketinggian 70 cm.

Jalan Pengantin Ali (Depan LRT City), Ciracas, Jakarta Timur dengan ketinggian 10 cm dan Jalan Raya Bogor KM 19 (HEK), Kelurahan Kramat Jati (Jakarta Timur) dengan ketinggian 20 cm. Lalu Jalan Diklat Depsos, Rambutan, Jakarta Timur, dengan ketinggian 100 cm.

Sedangkan wilayah yang sudah surut, yakni satu RT di Lebak Bulus dan satu RT di Lenteng Agung.

Lalu, dua jalan yang sudah surut, yakni Jalan Harun Raya RT 08/07, Sukabumi Utara (Jakarta Barat) dan Jalan Daud Raya RT 06/RW 08, Sukabumi Utara (Jakarta Barat). "Sebanyak 42 warga Cilandak Timur mengungsi Mushala Al Makmur dan Pendopo," ujarnya.