Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Sinking-Mosque-in-Jakarta-27MDHUBOHMK.htmlConceptually similarSinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVTOCompleted★★★★Sinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVTXCompleted★★★★Sinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVTYCompleted★★★★★Sinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVTRCompleted★★★★Sinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVTTCompleted★★★★Sinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVTVCompleted★★★★★★Sinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVU0Completed★★★★★Sinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVU5Completed★★★★Sinking Mosque in JakartaGP1SUVU6Completed★★★★★★View AllGP1SUVTWSinking Mosque in JakartaA kid dives into the water near the abandoned Wal Adhuna mosque that is sinking due to the tidal floods for years, in Muara Baru area, North Jakarta. The Wal Adhuna Mosque and some buildings in this area were sinking for years and abandoned by people after the area was finally blockaded by a giant sea wall to protect the area from tidal floods. Muara Baru is one of the areas in North Jakarta that almost sinks regularly due to tidal waves as the sea level has increased.Locations:Indonesia-Jakarta-Southeast AsiaDate:27 Feb, 2021Credit:© Jurnasyanto Sukarno / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3559px X 2373pxKeywords:Children-Climate (campaign title)-Climate change impacts-Day-Floods-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Mosques-Outdoors-Playing (activity)-Sea level rise-SwimmingShoot:Sinking Mosque in JakartaPhoto story of the Wal Adhuna mosque that is sinking due to the tidal floods for years, in Muara Baru area, North Jakarta. The Wal Adhuna Mosque and some buildings in this area were sinking for years and abandoned by people after the area was finally blockaded by a giant sea wall to protect the area from tidal floods. Muara Baru is one of the areas in North Jakarta that almost sinks regularly due to tidal waves as the sea level has increased.
