The floods that swept through entire neighborhoods in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, claimed the lives of five people, including a 67-year-old man and four children, according to Indonesian authorities Sunday.

The city was struck by torrential rains over the weekend, which flooded dozens of major roads and forced thousands of people to rush to emergency shelters. A mssive clean-up operation is underway in the Indonesian city of Beksai, on the eastern border of Jakarta following the floods.

Indonesia’s meteorology agency (BMKG) has warned of bad weather conditions, including heavy rain, thunder and strong winds.

Around 1,380 Jakarta residents were evacuated from southern and eastern areas of the city, after floodwaters reached up to 1.8 meters high in some areas, said the acting head of Jakarta’s disaster mitigation agency, Sabdo Kurnianto.

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