President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo inaugurated the Ciawi Dam in Bogor, West Java. The dam, part of a flood control system for Jakarta, is expected to significantly reduce flooding in the capital city. It is the first dry dam in Indonesia and Southeast Asia, capable of holding back a substantial volume of water during heavy rainfall. Construction began in 2016 and involved significant investment. The dam complements the Sukamahi Dam, which was inaugurated earlier, and further flood control projects are planned.

President Joko Widodo inaugurated the Ciawi Dam in Bogor, West Java, expecting it to significantly reduce flooding in Jakarta. The dam, part of a two-dam project including the Sukamahi Dam, is designed to regulate water flow during heavy rainfall.

President Joko Widodo inaugurated the Ciawi Dam in Bogor, West Java, aiming to mitigate flooding in Jakarta and surrounding areas. The dam, constructed with a budget of IDR 1.3 trillion, is expected to reduce flooding by up to 30.6%.

President Joko Widodo inaugurated the Ciawi Dam in Bogor, West Java, aiming to mitigate flooding in Jakarta and surrounding areas. The dam, alongside the Sukamahi Dam, is expected to significantly reduce flood discharge into the Ciliwung River. The project faced numerous challenges during its eight-year construction period.

President Joko Widodo inaugurated the Ciawi Dam in Bogor, West Java, expecting it to significantly reduce flooding in Jakarta. The dam, with a capacity of 6.05 million cubic meters, is part of a two-dam system, along with the Sukamahi Dam, designed to regulate water flow into the Ciliwung River. The project cost IDR 1.3 trillion and is expected to lessen the impact of extreme weather events.

President Joko Widodo inaugurated the Ciawi Dam in Bogor, West Java, expecting it to significantly reduce flooding in Jakarta. The dam, part of a flood control system, is expected to work in tandem with the Sukamahi Dam to lessen the impact of extreme weather events.

President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo inaugurated the Ciawi Dam in Bogor, West Java, expecting it to significantly reduce flooding in Jakarta. The dam, along with the Sukamahi Dam, is projected to lessen flood risks by up to 30.6%. Jokowi also highlighted the importance of ongoing river normalization efforts in Jakarta.