Indonesian wholesale food market destroyed by fire
The incident is the third major fire in Jakarta in just over a week (AP)
A major fire engulfed Jakarta's largest wholesale food market, Kramat Jati, on Monday, destroying hundreds of stalls.
The blaze, which reportedly started in a kiosk selling plastic goods and ropes, spread rapidly due to strong winds and flammable materials.
Nineteen fire engines and 80 firefighters took about an hour to extinguish the fire, with no deaths or injuries reported.
Preliminary findings from the Jakarta Disaster Management Agency suggest an electrical short circuit as the likely cause.
The incident is the third major fire in Jakarta in just over a week, prompting the governor to order an investigation and raising concerns about fire safety standards in the capital.