Indonesia Seeds Clouds After Flooding Kills 43

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By Jordan SimmonsJan 3, 2020, 12:22 pm194 pts
After nearly 15 inches of rain fell in one day and caused flash floods and landslides in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, that destroyed 60,000 homes and killed at least 43 people, the Indonesian Air Force sent two planes to drop salt on approaching rain clouds to break them up before they reached the city,…

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