Protesters who are mainly dominated by labors and university students got more violent when they went on strike about the Omnibus Law. They burnt public facilities such as bus stop in Jakarta.

Labors affiliating with university students have an engage in street riots with Indonesian police. They are protesting the government for validating the Omnibus Law couple of days ago.

Labors are marching on streets of Jakarta today and will probably continue within days ahead. They are on strike since the government validated the Omnibus Law a couple of days ago. The law is considered a threat to them in particular and to job condition in Indonesia in general.

Strong wind and heavy rain hit Jakarta and many cities in Indonesia. This natural disaster is potentially leading to more severe national disasters. The changing of season from dry to rainy season is the main cause of this phenomenon.

A mineral water factory supplier is submersed after flood hit the capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta last night. Fortunately none is injured or damaged.

A car was carried away by strong flood current in Jakarta as heavy rain hit the city and other cities in the south of the capital city. What is more, it carried debris and stones, damaging the roads and bridges.

The local authority just officially announced the flood attack that hit Bogor region and Jakarta. No victims have been reported so far, however it has damaged some roads and bridges.

Heavy rain on Monday, September 21, 2020 caused flood and hit Jakarta and neighboring cities. Now, the capital city of Indonesia is in red alert now.

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A car was just hit by a commuter train in Jakarta, Indonesia. The driver and her passenger managed to survive the horrific accident. They only got minor injuries despite the fact that her car was badly crushed.

Ambulances carrying COVID-19 victims are queuing in front of a huge building used for COVID-19 victim quarantine in Jakarta. They keep coming everyday since cases of COVID-19 keep rising in Indonesia.

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US President Donald Trump has claimed "emerging" research suggests disinfectants and sunlight might be able to used as treatments and diminish the threat of the new coronavirus, triggering a backlash from medical experts.

Mr Trump said at a White House briefing on Thursday that researchers were looking at the effects of disinfectants and wondered aloud if they could be injected into people, saying the virus "does a tremendous number on the lungs, so it would be interesting to check that".