Many Children in Jakarta Remain at Risk Following Severe Flooding A one-day-old baby girl sleeps next to her brother under a fly-over after fleeing from their flooded house in Jakarta February 5, 2007. Photo:  REUTERS/ENNY NURAHENI, courtesy www.alertnet.org   Jakarta, Indonesia (February 14, 2007) — Save the Children is responding to the needs of displaced children and their families in Jakarta, Indonesia, where severe flooding has forced over 330,000 from their homes and has killed at least 84 people. Torrential rains in the Indonesian capital have caused widespread flooding — the worst the city has seen in five years. The exceptionally heavy annual rains, which began late last week, have caused flood water levels to rise rapidly during the past week. Read more on Save the Children's Response Save the Children Receives $500,000 from Gates Foundation to Assist Survivors of Jakarta Flood An Inside Look: Standing in Line for Medical Treatment in Wake of Jakarta Floods You can help Save the Children respond to emergencies that put at great risk the survival, protection, and well-being of significant numbers of children. By contributing to the Children's Emergency Fund, you enable us to respond immediately to children and families who urgently need our help when disasters strike.  Donate to the Children's Emergency Fund