A heartwarming story of a resident in East Jakarta who heard the sounds of kittens meowing in distress in his home area on Wednesday (March 15) and after searching for the source of the sounds, he discovered that the kittens were trapped inside a sewer pipe. Concerned for their safety, he immediately contacted the Adm City Gulkarmat Office for assistance.

The office quickly responded and dispatched a team of five rescue workers to the location. The team arrived and worked tirelessly to rescue the kittens, using an endoscope camera to locate them inside the pipe. Unfortunately, one kitten did not survive, but the other two were safely rescued.

The rescue workers had to dismantle the pipe to reach the kittens, using SCBA and flat bag air hoses to push them out. Despite the challenging circumstances, the team managed to complete the rescue operation in just over an hour.

Thanks to the quick response of the Adm City Gulkarmat Office and the dedication of the rescue workers, these kittens are now safe and sound. This story reminds us that every life is precious, no matter how small or vulnerable.

A resident contacted the Adm City Gulkarmat Office. East Jakarta to request evacuation assistance for kittens in their house located on Jl. Bhakti II, 009/009, Kel. Baru, Kec. Pasar Rebo, East Jakarta. The reporter revealed that since last night (15/3) the sound of kittens was heard in his home area. He looked for the whereabouts of the cat but could not be found. Then, in the morning he still heard the kitten's voice. After being traced back, he heard the source of the sound coming from the sewer pipe. A total of 1 unit with 5 rescue workers from the Pasar Rebo Sector was immediately launched to the location. Officers arrived at the location and immediately took care of it at 07.47 WIB so that the cat could be removed from the pipe. The position of the paralon pipe is under the fence of the house so officers have to dismantle the pipe. In order to see clearly the position of the cat, the officer tries to use an endoscope camera. A total of 3 kittens are known to be in the pipe. 2 of them are in normal condition and 1 kitten is known to not survive. Because the cat's position was quite difficult to reach, the officers tried to use SCBA and flat bag air hoses to push the kittens out. After these efforts, the officers managed to complete the handling at 08.54 WIB.