CLEAN: Floods Raise Disease Risk In Indonesia

The transcript discusses the severe flooding in Jakarta, highlighting the lack of clean water and the spread of diseases like diarrhea and dengue fever. Health officials warn of a potential health crisis, with medical teams dispatched to affected areas. The risk of diseases such as leptospirosis and cholera is high due to the flood conditions. Residents are struggling to cope and hope for an end to the rains.

What are the potential consequences of continued monsoon rains in Jakarta?

What measures are being taken to address the health crisis in flood-affected areas?