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Jakarta residents clean up as crippling floods recede

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Jakarta residents return home to sweep mud out of their homes after torrential rains on Saturday pounded Indonesia's capital and submerging parts of the city under four to nine feet of water, forcing over 1,300 people to be evacuated to temporary shelters. IMAGES

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