In West Bangka, Indonesia, a village road connecting to Teluk Limau Village has temporarily become impassable. The unfortunate incident was triggered by heavy rainfall, causing the asphalt-covered road to break almost two meters wide. As a result, residents are now compelled to seek alternative routes, which are considerably farther away.

The impact of the road collapse extends beyond inconvenience for the local community. The same area houses numerous shrimp ponds, and they have not been spared from the consequences of the relentless rain. The high-intensity downpour has led to flooding in the shrimp pond area, further complicating the situation for both residents and businesses.

Recognizing the severity of the situation, emergency response officers have been promptly dispatched to the location. Their primary task is to manage the traffic and signal the road closure to motorists, ensuring the safety of everyone in the affected area. Fortunately, despite the significant property damage and disruption, there have been no reported casualties as a result of the incident.