Over 9,500 people from across the regency were displaced due to the flooding,[14] with 11,725 households impacted across three districts.[2] The flooding affected nine villages and damaged three bridges, submerging more than 150 houses.[3] The administrative villages of Dobonsolo, Doyobaru and Hini Kumbi were the most affected.[16] Papua's police recorded that 350 houses were heavily damaged, with additional damages to drainage systems and other public facilities.[17] The Sentani–Kemiri road was blocked due to the flooding.[6]