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High-intensity rainfall and improper drainage system trigger flooding in Bolaang Mongondow Selatan Region, North Sulawesi Province. A 20-70 cm flood inundated 220 houses in the following area: 1. Kec. Bolaang Uki, Ds. Tolondadu Village 2. Kec. Tomini, Ds. Pakukujaya Village 3. Kec. Pinolosian, Ds. Ilomata Village The local disaster management authority (BPBD) are performing rapid assessment in the affected area and coordinate with the local government agency.

Sat, 27 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Bolaang Mongondow Selatan, North Sulawesi
Sulawesi Utara, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000155-IDN
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Flooding in Kab. Pohuwato and Kab. Boalemo, Prov. Gorontalo FATALITIES in Pohuwato • 40 HH / 131 Affected souls • No victims were displaced FATALIIES in Boalemo • 125 HH / 443 Affected souls • No victims were displaced MATERIAL LOSS in Pohuwato • 33 houses are submerged • 1 Puskesmas Unit submerged • 1 PAUD Unit submerged • 1 Unit Mushola submerged • TMA 30-100 cm MATERIAL LOSS in Boalemo • 109 housing units • TMA 20 - 60 cm MUTAKHIR CONDITIONS: • Sunday, June 28, 2020, 08.00 WITA, the weather is sunny and the floods are receding Similarly UMP BNPB Pusdalops Cc. Echelon I

Sat, 27 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Pohuwato and Boalemo Gorontalo Province
Gorontalo, Indonesia
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Heavy rain caused flooding in Luwu Region, South Sulawesi on 26 June 2020, 0200 WITA (GMT+8). Around 590 houses and four schools are affected. The flood inundated four Sub-regions/districts and three villages, as the following: Kec. Larompong (Sub-region) Kel. Larompong (Sub-region) Kec. Suli (Sub-region) Kel. Suli (Sub-region) Ds. Buntu Kunyi (Village) Ds. Lempopacci (Village) Ds. Botta (Village) The four sub-regions above were also experience flood on 6 June 2020. TMA/The depth of inundation range between 30 - 50 cm. The Rapid Response Team (TRC) local disaster management agency (BPBD) is closely coordinate with local authorities to evacuate the community. The immediate needs for the community are clean water (WASH) and ready-to-eat meals.

Fri, 26 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Luwu, South Sulawesi
Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000152-IDN
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Flood in Kapuas Hulu Regency June 25 at 1 WIB Location Prov. West Kalimantan Regency. Kapuas Hulu Kec. South Putussibau Ds. West Gulf Ds. Tanjung Jati Kec. North Putussibau Ds. Deep Exo Downstream Office Fatalities 150 houesholds affected Material Losses 150 houses are submerged as high as 50 cm Chronological Due to heavy rain and the overflow of the Kapuas River upstream Effort Local BPBDs are still on standby at the post awaiting developments from field officers Field Constraints Personnel is limited because it is still handling covid

Thu, 25 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Kapuas Hulu Regency, West Kalimantan
Kalimantan Barat, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000149-IDN
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Flooding in West Kotawaringin Regency, Central Kalimantan Province Occasion: Monday 22 June 2020, 12.00 WIB Update: Thursday June 25, 2020, 22.51 WIB Location Central Kalimantan Province West Kotawaringin Regency North Arut Kec Fatalities 136 HHs were affected MAteril Loss 136 houses are submerged village road access has been cut off due to flooding TMA 20-100 cm Chronological Due to rain with high intensity and the overflow of Arut river Effort TRC BPBD of West Kotawaringin Regency conducted a rapid assessment and coordinate with related agencies Current Conditions Kerabu village area experienced a slight decrease in water discharge due to floods that inundated settlements and roads, but for the other Village areas and Kelurahan Pumpang it was still in constant condition

Thu, 25 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Kotawaringin Barat Regency, Central Kalimantan
Kalimantan Tengah, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000150-IDN
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Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation would like to report the daily disaster situation as follows 1. Public situation 1.1 Windstorm and multiple floods from the influence of the southwest monsoon which prevails over the Andaman Sea and Thailand since 22 June 2020 - 3 Jul 2020, resulting in storms, floods and floods as follows 1) Various floods have affected areas 7 Mon 10 Tue 21 Tor 57 m. Residents are affected 527 households1 road No injuries and deaths At present, the situation has been resolved in all provinces -Northern Region 1. Mao Hong Son 2. Lamphun 3. Phayao 4. Lampang 5. Chiang Mai -Eastern Region 6. Chon Buri 7. Rayong 2) The windstorm has an affected area 8 Mon. 12 Or. 13 Sub. 33 m. Residential houses have been damaged.326 houses after 1 temple, 1 school of Prachakarn, injured 2 cases (Songkhla province) and 1 death(Songkhla province) -Northern Region 1. Phayao 2. Lampang 3. Lamphun -Northeastern Region 4. Nong Khai 5. Khon Kaen -Eastern Region 6. Chachoengsao -Southern Region 7. Phatthalung 8. Songkhla

Wed, 24 Jun 2020

Thailand, Winds, Storms, and Floods in Northern, Eastern, and Southern Regions
Chachoengsao, Thailand
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AHA-TC-2020-000148-THA
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On 28 June, heavy rain affected Digos City and surrounding areas (Davao del Sur Province, south Philippines), triggering flash floods and leading to casualties. According to the Philippines Information Agency, 412 families have been evacuated and 1,772 people rescued. Drier conditions are forecast on 30 June and moderate to heavy rain with thunderstorms is expected on 1 July across Davao del Sur Province.

Tue, 23 Jun 2020

Philippines, Flooding in Digos City, Davao del Sur
Davao del Sur, Philippines
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JOHOR BARU, June 21 — Floods hit five districts in Johor following a few hours of heavy rain last night, forcing 1,210 people from 288 families to be evacuated until 8am today.

State Health and Environment Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said the five affected districts were Muar, Batu Pahat, Tangkak, Kluang and Pontian.

The victims were evacuated to 18 flood relief centres, he said in a statement today.

He said Pontian recorded the highest number of victims, totaling 349 people (85 families), and they were being accommodated at four relief centres, namely Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Seri Bukit Panjang, SK Parit Hj Adnan, SK Kampung Sawah and SK Seri Bunian.

In Batu Pahat, it involved 343 evacuees (75 families) at three relief centres, namely SK Agama Air Putih, Balai Raya Kampung Peserai and Sekolah Agama Tiga Serangkai.

In Muar, five relief centres have been opened to accommodate 276 flood evacuees, involving 65 families. They are Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Bandar Maharani, SK Parit Nawi, SK Tanjung Tohor, SK Orang Kaya Ali and SK Batu 18.

Also evacuated were 207 people (59 families) in Kluang and they were accommodated at four relief centres in the district, namely SK Simpang, SK Sri Kencana Simpang Renggam, SMK Dato Abdul Rahman Andak and Sekolah Agama Komplek Penghulu.

Another district affected by the flood is Tangkak, where 35 people from four families had been evacuated to the relief centres at SK Parit Bunga and SK Tanjung Gading 5. — Bernama

Sun, 21 Jun 2020

Malaysia, Flooding in Johor State
Johor, Malaysia
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AHA-FL-2020-000146-MYS
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High-intensity rain occurred for two days (20-21 June 2020) resulting in flooding in several areas in Tanah Laut Regency, South Kalimantan Province, including the Kintap and Jorong Subdistricts. The flood resulted in 663 households (2186 inhabitants) affected by material losses of 525 submerged houses with an average height of 100cm. BPBD has evacuated residents around the location and set up refugee tents. The distribution of logistical assistance to the affected victims was also distributed by the Social Service, PT Arutmin Indonesia and PT Bromo Mandiri.

Sun, 21 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Tanah Laut Regency, South Kalimantan Province
Kalimantan Selatan, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000145-IDN
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Location: Pangandaran Regency, Jawa Barat Province including: Cijulang Subdistrict (Cijulang & Kondangjajar Village) Impact: - 289 households impacted - 289 house sumerged (30-60cm) - 80 hectare rice field inundated - 908 persons affected Chronology: Due to heavy rainfall and Jaoji Cijulan river overflowed. Apart from high rainfall in the last two days, sea water also rises during high tide, resulting in river water overflowing due to being pushed by sea water. landslides also occurred in the Harumandala Cigugur route, causing the road to be buried so that vehicles cannot be passed.

Fri, 19 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding and Landslide in Pangandaran Regency, Jawa Barat Province
Jawa Barat, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000143-IDN
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Flooding in Tasikmalaya Regency, Jawa Barat Province Friday, June 19, 2020, at 5:30 a.m. WIB Location: Tasikmalaya Regency, Sukaresik Sub-district, Tanjungsari Village, Bojongwaru Hamlet Impact: - 500 units of affected housing - ± 70 Ha of agricultural land and fish ponds affected - Depth 50-150 cm Chronology: Due to rain with high intensity and the overflow of Cikidang River and Citanduy River Effort : Quick Response team from BPBD conducts rapid assessments, evacuation of victims, coordinates with relevant agencies and appeals to the public to always be vigilant Source: BPBD EOC Tasikmalaya Regency

Fri, 19 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Tasikmalaya Regency, West Java Province
Jawa Barat, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000142-IDN
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Moderate to high rainfall intensity with a long duration that fell on Wednesday and Thursday (23.00 WIB 17 to 05.00 WIB 18 June 2020) occurred in almost all regions of Asahan Regency and upstream areas (Simalungun Regency). This has an impact on rising and overflowing water discharges in several rivers and causing flooding in some areas. Clogged drainage and ditch makes the condition worse. Flood covers the following areas: - Tinggi Raja Sub-district (Desa Terusan Tengah and Desa Tinggi Raja) - Setia Janji Sub-district (Bangun Sari Village, Sei Silau Tua Village, Sei Silau Barat Village and Urung Pane Village) - Buntu Pane Sub-sitrict (Buntu Pane Village, Karya Ambalutu Village, Ambalutu Village, Prapat Janji Village, Sei Silau Timur Village and Mekar Sari Village) The variation in water level is around 50cm-100cm above the ground and around 15cm-50cm inside the house. Other impacts: - Area of inundation in 3 subdistricts spread in 12 villages. - A total of 2,112 households were affected - Some areas of residents plantations and plantations are flooded - 4 houses of worship in 3 villages flooded - 2 schools in 2 villages were flooded - The road connecting the Village and Hamlet is inundated and moderately abrasive

Wed, 17 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Asahan Regency, North Sumatra Province
Sumatera Utara, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000141-IDN
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Heavy rains that hit parts of Aceh Utara and Bener Meriah Regency caused flooding due to overflowing of the Krueng Keude Amplah River, Krueng Keureutoe River, Krueng Pirak River and Krueng Peutoe River. The flood inundated dozens of villages and hamlets in the Nisam, Matangkuli, Pirak Timu and Lhoksukon sub-district areas. The report from the Aceh Utara BPBD Rescue Officer Team and the report from the local Geuchik stated that on Tuesday, June 16, 2020, Water suddenly entered the residents yard. The average water level varies between 50 to 70 cm covering the following districts: 1. Nisam sub-district, water starts entering residents homes in the community at 00.25 WIB. 2. Matangkuli sub-district, water starts entering residents houses at 07.30 WIB, including villages: Lawang, Hagu, & Alue Thoe. 121 household were affected and 358 people has been evacuated. 3. Pirak Timu sub-district, water starts entering residents houses at 08.00 WIB, including villages: Tanjong Seureukui, Munjhe Tujoh, Alue Bungkoh, Teupin U, Ceumeuceut, Leupe, Krueng Pirak, Matangkeh, Ara Ton ton, Rayeuk Pange, Bungong, Glumpang, Krueng Kreh, & Beuracan Rata. 4. Sub-district Lhoksukon, water starts entering residents houses at 08.30 WIB, including villages: Babah Geudubang, Krueng, Dayah LT, Kumbang, Teungoh LT, Buloh, Geulumpang, Tuha, Rayeuk, Rawa, Meucat, Meurbo, Meuria, and Bouquet Mee. At present the number of victims affected, refugees, damage and losses are still in the Data Collection.

Tue, 16 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Aceh Utara and Bener Meriah Regency, Aceh Province
Aceh, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000137-IDN
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The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation would like to report the daily disaster situation as follows: Flood situation From the influence of tropical storm "Nuri"in the upper South China Sea moving ashore around Yang Jiang Guangdong, China combined with the Southwest Monsoon which prevails over the Andaman Sea and Thailand. This resulted in increased rainfall and heavy to very heavy rain in risk areas in the north, northeast, central, eastern, and southern regions which may have caused flooding around 14-16 June. Flowing, various soil, mudslides, waves, strong wind and windstorm in the area of six (6) provinces: -Phayao -Uttaradit -Leoi -Udon Thani -Kalasin -Surat Thani

Tue, 16 Jun 2020

Thailand, Flooding, Winds, and Storms in Northern and Northeastern Regions
Phetchabun, Thailand
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AHA-TC-2020-000138-THA
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The National Disaster Management Authority of Indonesia (BNPB) reported that a tornado hit Langkat Regency, in North Sumatra on 10 June 2020 at 23:00 GMT+7, triggered heavy rainfall with strong winds. The tornado affected two villages in Stabat Sub-district and five villages in Binjai Sub-district. BNPB reported 104 families affected with 81 units of houses lightly damaged, 14 units of houses moderately damaged, 9 units of houses heavily damaged, and 2 public mosques damaged. There were no reports on the number of casualties. As of the report, the Regional Disaster Management Authority (BPBD) of Langkat Regency has undertaken the rapid assessment, evacuation of the damaged houses, clearance of the falling trees, and coordination with the related agencies.

Sun, 14 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Tornado in Langkat Regency, North Sumatra
Sumatera Utara, Indonesia
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AHA-TO-2020-000134-IDN
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JENEPONTO JAKARTA - Floods and landslides occurred in Rumbia Village, Rumbia District, Jeneponto Regency, South Sulawesi, since Friday (12/6) at 17.00 WITA. According to the report of the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Jeneponto Regency, the floods and landslides were triggered by high rainfall intensity since 13.00 WITA. As a result of the disaster, four residents were reported missing. In addition, the floods also dragged the mini-bus car and six houses on stilts which were severely damaged due to being swept away by the current and the access road was buried by landslide material. The BPBD Rapid Reaction Team (TRC) of the Jeneponto Regency has conducted a rapid assessment and assessment of any damage from the effects of the flood and landslide disasters. In addition, he also coordinated with Makassar Basarnas to search for victims. The team also opened a road access that was buried by landslides with the Public Works Department using heavy equipment. Meanwhile, the urgent needs needed are tarpaulins, blankets, tents, logistics and food and other heavy equipment. BANTAENG JAKARTA - The Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Bantaeng Regency has helped flood affected residents to evacuate to safer places until Saturday (6/13). Some of the places of refuge are the Muhammadiyah Building (PDM), Jalan Raya Lanto with 35 people, Jami Tangnga 2 Mosque with 35 people, 25 in Tappajeng Elementary Schools. Then Nurul Yaqin Mosque on Jalan Bangau had 20 people, Musala BRI Branch on Jalan Kartini there were 20 people, PGRI Lamalaka Building had 25 people, Cabodo Mosque on Jalan Pahlawan as many as 30 people and COVID-19 Main Command Post as many as 5 people. As previously informed, the flood disaster struck Bantaeng Regency, South Sulawesi Province since Friday (12/6) at 17.00 WITA. The flood was triggered by high rainfall intensity in the upstream area and caused the Calendu River discharge to increase significantly. Then Cekang Balang Sikuyu was reported to have broken down on the right side, causing a number of areas to be flooded. According to updated data from the Bantaeng Regency BPBD, the affected areas include Pallantikang Village, Tappanjeng Village and Mal surround Village in Bantaeng District. Furthermore, Bonto Rita Village, Bonto Sunggu Village, Bonto Atu Village, Bonto Lebang Village and Bonto Jai Village in Bissappu District and Bonto Majannang Village in Sinoa District. Until now, the flood disaster reportedly claimed one death on behalf of Haerul Fatta Ampa, a 14-year-old man, allegedly due to being swept away. In addition, flooding also caused a 10-meter bridge in the camp. Kaili was damaged and could not be used, the southern ring access road of Bantaeng Regency was cut off along 40 meters in Kaili Camp, the Para-Para and Pandang roads were damaged by a landslide along approximately 200 meters so it could not be used. Then the Batayya 1 and Batayya 2 roads broke out and were buried by landslides for about 1 kilometer, Balang Sikuyu broke down and broke on the southern wing for about 30 meters, the bridge bridge of the Panaikang River was broken along 15 meters, so did the Balang River embankment Sikuyu along approximately 500 meters in Gaergea. As a result of the damage also makes some roads impassable to vehicles and must be diverted. While this is still reported a power outage and clean water has not flowed in several places. According to the estimated loss of approximately 25 billion for 2,333 houses that were damaged either heavily damaged, moderately damaged or slightly damaged. Then a loss of approximately 4 billion for Pasar Baru, 2 billion is estimated for losses in shops around the Mangga and Manggis roads, and another 2 billion in losses from damaged office facilities. So far the Bantaeng Regency BPBD team has made efforts to manage disasters together with joint teams such as the TNI / Polri, Basarnas, Fire Extinguisher, Tagana, Disaster Preparedness Brigade, PMI, Community Organizations, Local Government and volunteers. Based on reports received to date, some water has receded at several locations. Raditya Jati Head of the BNPB Disaster Information and Communication Data Cente JAKARTA - A 19-year-old teenager became a victim in the flood disaster in Bantaeng Regency, South Sulawesi Province, which occurred since Friday (12/6) afternoon at 16.00 WITA. According to a report from the Bantaeng Regency Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD), the victim on behalf of Haerul (L) has been declared missing and has not yet been found. In addition, some residents were also forced to flee to safer and provided places. Based on chronology, the flood occurred because it was triggered by rain with high intensity since 15.00 WITA in the upstream area in the mountains. The high rainfall also caused the Calendu River water discharge to overflow and the Balang Sikuyu Checkdam to burst on the right side. As a result, a number of areas and residential areas and other public facilities were flooded. According to an updated BPBD report in Bantaeng Regency, floods with a water level of 20-150 centimeters inundated 2 sub-districts and 5 sub-districts. The details are the Bontos Really Village, Bontowatu Village and Bontorita Village in Bissappu District. Then Palantikang Village and Tapanjeng Village in Bantaeng District. Bantaeng Regency BPBD has coordinated with Basarnas, Social Service, Health Service, Kodim, TNI / Polri and related agencies for providing logistical assistance and medicines. Public kitchens have been established in two locations namely, in Bantaeng District and Bissappu District. Meanwhile, other urgent needs that are still needed are logistics and food, clothing, blankets, medicines and velbed or folding mattresses. Until this press release was reported, the floods in Bantaeng had gradually receded.

Sat, 13 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding and Landslides in South Sulawesi
Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia
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AHA-FL-2020-000133-IDN
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JAKARTA - The flash flood disaster that occurred in Bone Bolango Regency, Gorontalo, has forced at least 400 people to evacuate in four refugee points. This is according to a report from the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Bone Bolango Regency, which was renewed on Sunday (6/14) at 21.20 WIB.

In addition to residents displaced, 2,608 households / 9,301 people were affected and 3 people were reported injured.

Based on previous reports, flash floods caused by the collapse of the Taluda River embankment after high intensity rain continued to occur in the Bone Bolango area on Thursday (11/6).

(Also read: Rain for 14 hours, Bone Bolango hit by a flash flood)

Some affected areas include Boludawa Village, East Tingkohubu Village, Tingkohubu Village, Tinelo Village, Bubeya Village in Suwawa District.

Then Libungo Village, Pancuran Village, Molintogupo Village and Bonda Raya Village in South Suwawa District. Tanah Putih Village, Luwoho Village, Timbuoo Village, Central Timbuolo Village, East Timbuolo Village, West Timbuolo Village, Buata Village in Botupingge District.

Furthermore, Padengo Village, Oluhuta Village, Tumbihe Village, Pauwo Village, Tanggilingo Village and West Dutohe Village in Kabila District, and several villages in Central Suwawa and East Suwawa Districts.

According to reports, as many as 2,504 housing units were affected with 31 homes reported to be heavily damaged and 10 houses slightly damaged. Then 1 school building was slightly damaged, 1 health facility building was damaged, 1 place of worship was damaged and 1 unit of the bridge was slightly damaged.

So far, the Bone Bolango BPBD Team is still conducting data collection, coordinating with the TNI / Polri and SAR teams to conduct evacuations in the field.

The Gorontalo Province BPBD team has also set up a public kitchen to provide logistical needs for affected communities. For the latest conditions, it is reported that the flood has gradually receded.

Thu, 11 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Bone Bolango, Gorontalo
Gorontalo, Indonesia
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Rob floods occur in Kab. Cirebon, Prov. West Java (1/6) At 19:00 West Indonesia Time with a 20-70 cm TMA caused 3 sub-districts to be affected, including Kec. Gebang, Ds. Gebang Ilir, Kec. Mundu, Ds. Mundu Coastal and Kec. Losari, Ds. Tawangsari, Ds. Ambulu. Flooding due to this weather anomaly caused 1,390 HHs & 1,217 housing units to be affected, victims were displaced in the homes of relatives / neighbors still in the data collection. TRC BPBD Kab. Cirebon conducted a rapid assessment, coordinated with relevant agencies and evacuated victims. Current conditions as of Thursday, June 4, 2020, at 5:00 PM West Indonesia Time, the flood gradually receded during the day but during the night the flood rose again. (Source: BPDD Pusdalops District of Cirebon)

Sun, 07 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Cirebon, West Java
Jawa Barat, Indonesia
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1. Flooding in Luwu, South Sulawesi due to high intensity rain and overflowing of the river. Around 245 houses are affected and inundated while 20 people were evacuated. Material losses: -245 housing units submerged -5 hectares of rice fields submerged -2 unit SDN submerged -1 unit SMK submerged -1 mosque submerged -1 quarantine facility submerged -1 bridge submerged TMA: 50-100cm Relief efforts: TRC BPBD Kab. Luwu is at the location of the incident to retrieve data and document the scene and help affected residents Source: BPBD Kab. Luwu, South Sulawesi 2. The heavy rain and the increasing water level of Belawae causes flooding at Sidenreng Rappang, South Sulawesi which affected around 130 families. 130 houses and 1 unit school are inundated, 20 houses are isolated and 1 unit of bridge are collapsed. Latest conditions on Sunday, 07 Jun 2020, Pkl. 17.55 WITA: fine weather and floods gradually receded

Sat, 06 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Luwu and Sidenreng Rappang, South Sulawesi
Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia
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JAKARTA - Dozens of houses were damaged by a magnitude 6.8 earthquake that occurred yesterday afternoon (4/6). Damaged houses are spread in 6 subdistricts in the Morotai Islands Regency.

BNPB Operational Control Center (Pusdalops) reported as of Friday (5/6), at 22.50 West Indonesia Time, house damage occurred in 6 sub-districts, namely South Morotai District, East Morotai, North Morotai, Morotai Jaya, West South Morotai and Rao Island. The total number of damaged houses is 128 units, with details of 99 units of lightly damaged houses (RR), 18 units of moderately damaged houses (RS) and 11 heavily damaged houses (RB)

BPBD of the Morotai Islands Regency recorded no casualties due to the earthquake that occurred at 15.49 WIB.

The local BPBD reported that after the earthquake there was an evacuation of residents. There are still people who have survived in the highlands or at home because of trauma.

Shortly after the earthquake, the BPBD Rapid Reaction Team of the Morotai Islands Regency and related agencies undertook emergency handling, such as ensuring victim assistance and data collection on damage. Currently data collection is still being carried out in the field.

BMKG corrected the parameters of the earthquake which previously had a magnitude of M7.1 to M6.8. The earthquake that occurred at a depth of 111 km was 99 km north of Daruba City, Morotai Island, North Maluku.

The earthquake shocks were felt by residents of Ternate City for 2-3 seconds in Ternate City, while those in West Halmahera Regency were weak for 2-3 seconds.

BNPB continues to monitor post-earthquake developments and coordinate with local BPBDs in emergency response.

Fri, 05 Jun 2020

Indonesia, Earthquake in North Maluku
Maluku Utara, Indonesia
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