"Muar"

#13255783

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255784

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255785

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255786

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255787

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255788

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255789

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255790

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255791

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255792

30 Jan 2026

In Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026, Muara Angke Harbor in North Jakarta reaches a breaking point as over 2,500 vessels are currently trapped in a massive maritime traffic jam. The port, which is designed to handle only 1,000 ships, now overflows at 250% capacity, leaving fishermen and passenger vessels unable to move

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#13255957

30 Jan 2026

An aerial view shows hundreds of fishing boats docked at Muara Angke Pier in Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 20, 2026. Extreme weather and heavy rainfall that hit the Indonesian capital in recent weeks make it difficult for fishing boats to return to the sea, causing the pier to become overloaded. Some boats are docked for more than a month and are not able to return to sea. The National Weather Agency predicts that the extreme weather in southern Indonesia will continue until early February.

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#13255958

30 Jan 2026

An aerial view shows dozens of fishing boats docked at Muara Angke Pier in Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 20, 2026. Extreme weather and heavy rainfall that hit the Indonesian capital in recent weeks make it difficult for fishing boats to return to the sea, causing the pier to become overloaded. Some boats are docked for more than a month and are not able to return to sea. The National Weather Agency predicts that the extreme weather in southern Indonesia will continue until early February.

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#13255959

30 Jan 2026

An aerial view shows hundreds of fishing boats docked at Muara Angke Pier in Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 20, 2026. Extreme weather and heavy rainfall that hit the Indonesian capital in recent weeks make it difficult for fishing boats to return to sea, causing the pier to become overloaded. Some boats have been docked for more than a month and have not been able to return to sea. The National Weather Agency predicts that the extreme weather in southern Indonesia will continue until early February.

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#13255960

30 Jan 2026

An aerial view shows dozens of fishing boats docked at Muara Angke Pier in Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 20, 2026. Extreme weather and heavy rainfall that hit the Indonesian capital in recent weeks make it difficult for fishing boats to return to the sea, causing the pier to become overloaded. Some boats are docked for more than a month and are not able to return to sea. The National Weather Agency predicts that the extreme weather in southern Indonesia will continue until early February.

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#13255974

30 Jan 2026

The crew checks the deck of a fishing boat docked at Muara Angke Pier in Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 20, 2026. Extreme weather and heavy rainfall that hit the Indonesian capital in recent weeks make it difficult for fishing boats to return to sea, causing the pier to become overloaded. Some boats are docked for more than a month and are not able to return to sea. The National Weather Agency predicts that the extreme weather in southern Indonesia will continue until early February.

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#13255961

30 Jan 2026

The crew rests on the deck of a fishing boat docked at Muara Angke Pier in Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 30, 2026. Extreme weather and heavy rainfall that hit the Indonesian capital in recent weeks make it difficult for fishing boats to return to sea, causing the pier to become overloaded. Some boats have been docked for more than a month and have not been able to return to sea. The National Weather Agency predicts that the extreme weather in southern Indonesia will continue until early February.

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