JAKARTA - The DKI Jakarta Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) has set a danger status or alert 1 at the Angke Hulu Water Gate Monitoring Post due to a high water level (TMA) which reached 350 centimeters on Tuesday, May 5.
Based on information from the DKI BPBD quoted in Jakarta, Tuesday, the drastic increase in water volume was observed to begin to increase significantly since Monday, May 4 afternoon, along with the intensity of rain and cloudy weather conditions in the upstream area of the river.
Dilasir Antara, Tuesday morning, data from the DKI Jakarta Provincial Water Resources Office on Tuesday, May 05, 2026 at 00:00 WIB, the water level at Pos Angke Hulu was at 350 cm with a Standby 1 status and cloudy weather conditions.
This status shows an increase from the previous four-hour monitoring, where at 20:00 WIB on Monday, the water level was still at 320 cm.
BPBD DKI Jakarta informed that this water rise is predicted to reach the Cengkareng Drain gate in approximately three hours.
Authorities are asking people living on the banks of rivers to immediately take self-protective measures to avoid material losses and human casualties due to flooding.
The chronological details of the rise in water in Angke Hulu on Monday (4/5) were recorded starting at 17:00 WIB with TMA 220 cm (Alert 3).
The condition continued to climb to 280 cm at 18:00 WIB (Alert 2), then reached 295 cm at 19:00 WIB when the local area was showered with drizzle, until finally reaching the danger level at 20:00 WIB.
A number of areas in West Jakarta and North Jakarta are predicted to be crossed by the river flow, including South Kembangan, Duri Kosambi, Rawa Buaya, and North Kembangan.
In addition, the Kedaung Kaliangke, Cengkareng Timur, Kapuk, Kapuk Muara, and Kamal Muara areas are also asked to increase full vigilance against the potential for flooding.
As of Tuesday at 00:00 WIB, the condition of other floodgates in Jakarta also showed variations in status, where the Fish Market Post was at Alert Level 2 with a TMA of 233 cm.
Meanwhile, Manggarai Post (775 cm), Karet (510 cm), Pesanggrahan (180 cm), and Sunter Hulu (180 cm) were observed to be in the Alert or Alert 3 status.
Previously, heavy rainfall that hit the DKI Jakarta area and its surroundings on Monday (4/5) had triggered flooding in 55 neighborhood units (RT) and three main roads in the South Jakarta and West Jakarta areas.
Water overflow reportedly submerged residential areas with varying heights, ranging from 30 centimeters to 120 centimeters at the deepest point.
South Jakarta is the most significant affected area with a total of 51 RT flooded, where Petogogan Village recorded the highest number of flood points reaching 37 RT.
In addition to residential areas, transportation access is also disrupted due to flooding of 30 to 70 centimeters in several strategic locations such as Jalan Swadarma, Jalan Ciledug Raya, and under the North Jorr Meruya Toll Road. Jakarta, 05/5 (ANTARA) - The DKI Jakarta Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) has set a danger status or alert 1 at the Angke Hulu Water Gate Monitoring Post due to the high water level (TMA) which reached 350 centimeters on Tuesday morning.
Based on information from the DKI BPBD quoted in Jakarta, Tuesday, the drastic increase in water volume was observed to begin to increase significantly since Monday (4/5) afternoon in line with the intensity of rain and cloudy weather conditions in the upstream area of the river.
Based on data from the DKI Jakarta Provincial Water Resources Office on Tuesday, May 05, 2026 at 00:00 WIB, the water level at Pos Angke Hulu was at 350 cm with a status of Alert 1 and cloudy weather.
This status shows an increase from the previous four-hour monitoring, where at 20:00 WIB on Monday, the water level was still at 320 cm.
BPBD DKI Jakarta informed that this water rise is predicted to reach the Cengkareng Drain gate in approximately three hours.
Authorities are asking people living on the banks of rivers to immediately take self-protective measures to avoid material losses and human casualties due to flooding.
The chronological details of the rise in water in Angke Hulu on Monday (4/5) were recorded starting at 17:00 WIB with TMA 220 cm (Alert 3).
The condition continued to climb to 280 cm at 18:00 WIB (Alert 2), then reached 295 cm at 19:00 WIB when the local area was showered with drizzle, until finally reaching the danger level at 20:00 WIB.
A number of areas in West Jakarta and North Jakarta are predicted to be crossed by the river flow, including South Kembangan, Duri Kosambi, Rawa Buaya, and North Kembangan.
In addition, the Kedaung Kaliangke, Cengkareng Timur, Kapuk, Kapuk Muara, and Kamal Muara areas are also asked to increase full vigilance against the potential for flooding.
As of Tuesday at 00:00 WIB, the condition of other floodgates in Jakarta also showed variations in status, where the Fish Market Post was at Alert Level 2 with a TMA of 233 cm.
Meanwhile, Manggarai Post (775 cm), Karet (510 cm), Pesanggrahan (180 cm), and Sunter Hulu (180 cm) were observed to be in the Alert or Alert 3 status.
Previously, heavy rainfall that hit the DKI Jakarta area and its surroundings on Monday (4/5) had triggered flooding in 55 neighborhood units (RT) and three main roads in the South Jakarta and West Jakarta areas.
Water overflow reportedly submerged residential areas with varying heights, ranging from 30 centimeters to 120 centimeters at the deepest point.
South Jakarta is the most significant affected area with a total of 51 RT flooded, where Petogogan Village recorded the highest number of flood points reaching 37 RT.
In addition to residential areas, transportation access was also disrupted due to flooding of 30 to 70 centimeters in several strategic locations such as Jalan Swadarma, Jalan Ciledug Raya, and under the North Jorr Meruya Toll Road.
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