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Snakes common visitors during rainy season

The rainy season brings unwelcome slithery visitors, as pythons have been recently found in several locations across the city, ranging from rivers to resident’s homes.

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Fishermen grounded after fire in Muara Baru

Dozens of fishing boat crews are being forced stay on dry land after a fire destroyed more than 30 vessels on Saturday in Muara Baru, Penjaringan, North Jakarta.

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Python caught in room vent in South Jakarta

South Jakarta Fire and Rescue Agency personnel have removed a 3-meter-long python hidden in a ventilation pipe at a residence in South Jakarta, one of many similar cases that have occurred this rainy season.

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156 patients evacuated from Tangerang hospital as building catches fire

Tangerang General Hospital in Banten caught fire on Monday night, forcing the authorities to relocate 156 patients to other hospitals around the area and neighboring Tangerang regency.

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Dozens of vessels catch fire in Muara Baru, three injured

A fire in Muara Baru, on the coast of North Jakarta, destroyed about 30 vessels and injured three people on Saturday.

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Transjakarta bus catches fire in Central Jakarta

A Transjakarta bus caught fire in front of a coffee shop on Jl. Pos No. 2 in Sawah Besar, Central Jakarta, on Monday night. No casualties or injuries were reported.

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6-meter python found in tree in West Jakarta

Five West Jakarta Fire and Rescue Agency workers were deployed on Monday to remove a 6-meter python from a tree near residential areas in Kalideres West Jakarta.

City 7 years ago

Python caught hiding under water pipe in North Jakarta

The heavy rain over the past few days in Jakarta have caused floods forcing yet more snakes into residential areas. A 3-meter python was caught in North Jakarta on Sunday night, after a resident reported the sighting to the North Jakarta Fire and Rescue Agency.