In Jakarta, flood-hit slum residents aim for a higher, drier future

December 12, 2017 11:58 AM

JAKARTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Whenever floods hit her one-room shack in northern Jakarta, Irma Susanti hangs her most precious furniture – a bed and a table – from the ceiling with a rope.

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