Locals waded through knee-deep floods to shop at a market during heavy rain in Indonesia.

Footage shows residents walking in the dirty water as it swept away vegetables from the stalls in Bekasi, West Java, on February 6.

Some vendors grabbed their tomatoes, cabbage, and onions back when the water washed them with the current.

The narrow aisle in between the stalls had a grey deluge flowing through during the bad weather.

Resident Dika said: 'Heavy rain suddenly poured, and there was a flash flood. There were so many vegetables that were washed away.'

Bekasi City was battered by heavy rains in recent weeks. The Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs A total of nine districts were affected by the flood, and hundreds were evacuated.