JAKARTA (Reuters) - Garbage trucks were out in force on Jakarta's streets on Monday for a huge clean-up of the city after a devastating flood, while nearly 200,000 people were suffering from flood-related illnesses.
The vast majority of the ill were not hospitalised, the health ministry's crisis centre chief told Reuters.
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