Iing Lisnawati, a resident of Rawajati subdistrict in Pancoran, South Jakarta, smiled bitterly as she pointed her finger at flooded houses, including her home, near the Ciliwung River. During the past week, the mother of two has been living in a building at the Binawan Institute of Health Sciences, located near the flyover on Jl. Kalibata Raya. Her family was among over 65,000 people who were displaced by the flooding that has hit the capital city.
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