The flood turned into “red water”? Indonesian batik factory was flooded and accidentally became a punching point

February 7 According to a report by Singapore’s Agency on the 6th local time, a batik factory in Central Java Province, Indonesia, was flooded, which not only turned a local river into a “red river”, but also flooded into the village, causing people to rush to take photos.

Thousands of people reportedly went to a village south of Pekalongan in Central Java Province to capture the wonder with photos or videos and uploaded them to social media.

North Kalangan is a famous Badibu production place in Indonesia.

According to the report, the cloth is made of traditional Indonesian batik technology, and it is made of water-based dyes to draw various patterns on the cloth.