A massive fire ripped through a neighbourhood killing 17 people including two children and leaving dozens injured after it started at an oil depot in Indonesia.
Footage broadcast on television shows people running in fear as the blaze spread with orange flames and thick plumes of smoke filling the sky in the densely populated Tenah Merah area of North Jakarta on Friday.
Thousands of people had to be evacuated after the blaze at the Plumpang fuel storage station, operated by state-run oil and gas company Pertamina, which supplies 25% of Indonesia's fuel.
