A villager dries items from his flooded house in Sukajaya village in Serang on March 2. The Indonesian city was submerged after days of unusually heavy rainfall earlier this month. Photo: AFP
A villager dries items from his flooded house in Sukajaya village in Serang on March 2. The Indonesian city was submerged after days of unusually heavy rainfall earlier this month. Photo: AFP
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A villager dries items from his flooded house in Sukajaya village in Serang on March 2. The Indonesian city was submerged after days of unusually heavy rainfall earlier this month. Photo: AFP
A villager dries items from his flooded house in Sukajaya village in Serang on March 2. The Indonesian city was submerged after days of unusually heavy rainfall earlier this month. Photo: AFP
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