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TELUK BINTUNI - Chief Executive of the West Papua Province BPBD, Derek Ampnir reported flooding in Idoor Village, Wamesa District, Teluk Bintuni Regency, West Papua Province. Floods occur Saturday, March 7, 2020 Pkl. 10:00 WIT. At 13.00 West Indonesian Time, the Center for Emergency Response and BNPB confirmed the flood level was between 30-50 cm and the water was still not receding. The BPBD Rapid Response Team (TRC) of the Bintuni Bay Regency is currently conducting data collection and field assessments. Temporary data of 50 families / 150 people affected. Some people fled temporarily to the homes of relatives or relatives who were not affected by the flood, whose house position was higher. Usually will return to the house when the water has receded. Author: Andri Cipto Utomo Editor: Agus Wibowo

Sat, 07 Mar 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Bintuni Bay Regency

Papua Barat, Indonesia

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In the neighboring region, the flood also submerged Dunggala Village, Tibawa District, Gorontalo Regency, Gorontalo Province on Friday (6/3). However, inundation conditions have receded even though it is still as high as 20-30 cm. Affected residents numbered 39 families (170 people) and only 1 family (5 people) were displaced. When the flood water reaches 1.2 m. The BPBD of Gorontalo Regency is assisted by the TNI and Polir to help residents clean up mud in the homes of the affected residents. Author: Theophilus Yanuarto Ediotr: Agus Wibowo

Fri, 06 Mar 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Gorontalo

Gorontalo, Indonesia

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CIREBON - Flooding in three sub-districts, Plumbon, Depok and Susukan in Cirebon District has subsided and residents have returned home this morning, Saturday (7/3). Previously, 283 people fled to the Gintung Lor Al Mujahidin Mosque. "This morning, March 7, 2020, at 5:50 local time the water has completely receded, refugees who stayed overnight at the mosque have returned to their respective homes and closest relatives," said Dadang Chief Executive of the Cirebon Regency BPBD. 1,744 families (3,512) people were affected by the floods that occurred on Friday (6/3), at 21:00 WIB. At that time floods inundated 508 houses with water levels of 30 to 150 cm. Rain with high intensity is one of the triggers for flooding. Rain in the Majalengka Regency in the upstream region caused the Ciwaringin River to overflow. Flooding finally occurred in three villages, Gintung Lor Village in Susukan District, Kebarepan in Plumbon District and Kasugengan Lor Village in Depok District. During the emergency handling of the Cirebon District BPBD TRC together with the TNI, Polri, volunteers and residents evacuated residents to the mosque. BPBD also immediately provided food in the form of instant noodles, mineral water, blankets, kidsware , medicines, family kits and clothing. Author: Theophilus Yanuarto Editor: Agus Wibowo

Fri, 06 Mar 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Cirebon District

Jawa Barat, Indonesia

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JAKARTA - Conditions of community activity recovered after the floods hit several areas in North Sulawesi Province on March 4, 2020. BPBD of North Bolaang Mongondow Regency informed that some people have started to fix their houses today, Saturday (6/3). However, some other communities still survive in the refugee camp. Those who are still displaced because their homes are washed away by the flow of water. Whereas related to lighting, electricity and communication networks have returned to normal and the road to the isolated village location can already be accessed. The local BPBD has made emergency efforts, but there are still needs that need to be met by residents who are still displaced. Assistance that is still needed such as clean water, food, blankets, sleeping mats, clothes, kitchen equipment and toddler food. The weather monitoring is still cloudy and accompanied by light rain. Flooding that affected 55 villages in four sub-districts, Sangkub, Bintauna, West Bolangitang and East Bolangitang Districts, caused thousands of residents to suffer. A total of 16 villages were affected in Sangkub Subdistrict with details of the impact as follows: 87 houses were severely damaged (semi-permanent), 1,760 lightly damaged and the area of rice fields damaged with a potential harvest failure reached 945.68 ha, while the corn field was 246.5 ha. In addition, residents also lost livestock, such as cows, goats and chickens. Flooding also caused damage to the road along the 580 m, culverts, dikes and drainage. The total number of residents affected by the flood that occurred at 01.00 local time (Wita) was 1,857 households (7,428 people). In Bintauna Subdistrict, as many as 11 villages with affected populations numbered 1,721 families (6,884 people). 127 houses were damaged by floods (semi-permanent), 49 were moderately damaged and thousands more were slightly damaged, while 717 ha of rice fields were damaged, 45 ha of corn fields and 3 ha of milk fish ponds. Residents also lost their livestock. Infrastructure damage includes 1,500 meters of heavily damaged roads, 125 m of heavily damaged drainage and 1 Vocational School with minor damage. In East Bolangitang sub-district, 15 villages were affected with details of houses that were severely damaged 72 units (semi-permanent) including kiosk 6, medium damaged 8 and minor damage 2,272. In addition, 32.25 ha of paddy fields and 30.25 ha of corn fields were damaged and threatened with crop failure. Infrastructure damage in this sub-district includes severe damage of 300 m of river embankment or gabion, 10 m of talud, 8 meters of elementary school and lightly damaged 80 RKB of primary school, 46 RKB of junior high school and 1 mosque. The number of affected residents reached 2,351 households (9,404 people). In West Bolangitang District, 13 villages were affected with 949 households (3,796 inhabitants). As for the damage as follows, the house was heavily damaged 2 units (semi-permanent) including 6 kiosks and 1,071 slightly damaged. The affected infrastructure includes 100 meters of plantation roads and 28 m of heavily damaged embankment. In this district, paddy fields and gardens are also damaged and threatened with crop failure, as well as residents livestock. Meanwhile, the disaster that caused 2 lives also affected landslides on several trans Sulawesi roads, namely in Sompiro and Sang Tombolang, Sangkub District, Huntuk and Mome Villages, Bintauna District, Biontong II Village, East Bolangitang District and Tanjung Buaya and Tote Village, West Bolangitang District. The estimated loss of the four sub-districts in the district is Rp. 26 billion, while the damage value is Rp. 77 billion. * Gorontalo Flood * In the neighboring region, the flood also submerged Dunggala Village, Tibawa District, Gorontalo Regency, Gorontalo Province on Friday (6/3). However, inundation conditions have receded even though it is still as high as 20-30 cm. Affected residents numbered 39 families (170 people) and only 1 family (5 people) were displaced. When the flood water reaches 1.2 m. The BPBD of Gorontalo Regency is assisted by the TNI and Polir to help residents clean up mud in the homes of the affected residents. Author: Theophilus Yanuarto Ediotr: Agus Wibowo

Wed, 04 Mar 2020

Indonesia, Flooding and Landslide in North Bolaang Mongondow Regency

Sulawesi Utara, Indonesia

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REPORT ON LANDSOR LAND DISASTER EVENTSIN TASIKMALAYA DISTRICT (Report on Progress Management of Landslide Disaster Management. Friday , February 282020 at 15.30 WIB) The landslide incident in Tasikmalaya Regency, we submit the following report: I.THE CAUSE OF THE INCIDENT- Rain with high intensity II.TIME AND PLACE OF EVENTDate: Friday, February 28, 2020Pukul: 05.30 WIBdistrict: Tasikmalayasub-district: CisayongVillage: SantanamekarVillage: Kp. Palasari RT / RW 001/002Coordinate point: -7.254623,108.136059 III. CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTThe rain that flushed the area gradually for a long time from evening to nightcause landslides. The starting point of the landslide is in Kp. Peundeuy RT 05 RW 01 VillageSantanamekar Kec. Cisayong, an avalanche is in a paddy field area with P. ± 100m, T. ± 50m. besidescaused by heavy rain with high intensity it also triggers underground water infiltration,because in the landslide path found several streams of water in the ground with a fairly heavy volume.From this incident it is suspected to cause casualties. IV.FATALITIESData on suspected victimsName: H. DidiAge: 65 yrAddress: Kp. Palasari Indrajaya Village Sukaratu District Kab. Tasikmalaya V.IMPACTED- Paddy fields were washed away by landslides- Street Environment (Jl. Bongkor) connecting kp. Palasari lebak - Palasari Tonggoh VillageSantanamekar and Indrajaya Village were washed away by landslides. The length of the road is covered by a landslidearound 50-60 m with an average thickness of 1.5-2.5 m, road width 4 m.- Access road R2 / R4 which is cut off to 2 villages while isolated1. Village. Santanamekar Kec. Cisayong as much as 2 RT2. Indrajaya Village Kec. Sukaratu as much as 1 RT / 80 kk 250 inhabitants Temporary alternative roads can only be taken on foot (footpath).- About 8 houses (9 kk) in the initial area of the landslide point are threatened with distance from the starting pointavalanche to settlement + -30m VI.HANDLING EFFORTS THAT HAVE BEEN DONE- The TRC BPBD TEAM launched at the location to conduct a rapid assessment- Security around the landslide location by installing road signs.- Construction of an emergency bridge to open access to the Palasari Village area of Indrajaya Village- It is feared that landslides will dry up paddy fields above the cliffcontinuation.- Urge the people around the avalanche to remain alert because of the location of the incidentstill very large potential for aftershocks, considering the current entry in the seasonrain.FOLLOW UP EFFORTS- Further coordination between related agencies- Joint SAR Operations will be carried out consisting of BASARNAS, TNI, POLRI, BPBD andother agencies.- Review needs for heavy equipment assistance to help evacuate and open access roadswhile.- Coordination with the Geological Agency to find out more about the causes of landslides.- Further mitigation efforts:• Reducing the level of slope sprawl by processing terraced land in the slope area• Rearrange the flow of water that enters into agricultural slides which can trigger landslidesconsidering that it is currently in the rainy season.• Efforts to plant trees on paddy fields adjacent to cliffs, Treeswhich has a deep root and spacing that is not too tight, including inshort alternating plants that can maintain water drainage.• In the future, efforts will be made to implement the EWS-Early Warning System at pointsvulnerable / landslide potential. VII. CONSTRAINTS / OBSTACLES- Currently the weather at the scene in the rain is quite heavy with lightning- Landslide material conditions that are still unstable and moving, most likely the potentialaftershocks- The terrain at the scene is quite steep- Signal difficulties in delivering information VIII. ETCSources of initial information on events: - Bpk. Dadang Wakorlap Cisayong, Babinsa Santanamekar Bpk.Saepul 081329745153Combined SAR Team, consisting of:1. BPBD2. BASARNAS3. TNI4. POLRI5. DISASTER MANAGEMENT OF DISASTERS KAB. TASIKMALAYA6. TAGANA7. PANCASILA YOUTH 8. FKPM9. SATPOL PP10. POLHUT

Tue, 03 Mar 2020

Indonesia, Landslide in Tasikmalaya District

Jawa Barat, Indonesia

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POSO - Flash floods hit Lengkeka Village, Poso Regency, Central Sulawesi, Tuesday (3/3) at 15.25 WITA. The incident occurred after heavy rains flushed and caused a flood to fall from the mountainous area carrying wood, stone and mud material. According to data collected by the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Poso District at least 10 houses were washed away, 11 houses were severely damaged and approximately 51 houses were slightly damaged. So far the victim‘ data has been reported to have lost 1 person on behalf of Ibu Bambang, who is suspected to have been swept away and is still being searched by a joint team from the Koramil, Polsek and BPBD. Besides the floods also forced approximately 900 people to flee to the West Lore District office. Until now the joint team continues to conduct evacuation efforts and assist the emergency response process at the scene. While reported obstacles encountered are the difficulty of internet signals at the location so that it impedes the reporting process. Agus Wibowo Head of the BNPB Disaster Information and Communication Data Center

Tue, 03 Mar 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Poso Regency

Sulawesi Tengah, Indonesia

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At 5:30 PM on 12 January 2020, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) has raised Alert Level 4 over Taal Volcano indicating that hazardous eruption is possible within hours to days. In its 7:30 PM advisory on the same day, the agency reiterated total evacuation of Taal Volcano Island and additional evacuation of areas at high-risk to pyroclastic density currents and volcanic tsunami within a 14-kilometer radius from the main crater. PHIVOLCS warned that areas in the general north of Taal Volcano to stay alert against effects of heavy and prolonged ash fall.

Sun, 01 Mar 2020

Philippines, Taal Volcano Eruption

Batangas, Philippines

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Heavy rainfall has been affecting several parts of Sumatra and Java Islands (Indonesia), and southern Malaysia, since 28-29 January, causing floods and landslides. According to the Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management (BNPB), as of 31 January, the number of deaths has increased to 7 in Central Tapanuli Regency (North Sumatra Province) while 856 people have been displaced and more than 200 houses flooded in Bondowoso Regency (East Java Province). The Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) is conducting the emergency activities and provided two refugee tents, one public kitchen and one health service post in Bondowoso. In Malaysia, more than 200 people were temporarily evacuated across Kluang, Johor Baru, Pontian, and Kulai Districts ( Johor State). Heavy rain with thunderstorms is forecast over most of Sumatra and Java Islands as well as over southern Malaysia on 1-2 February. Heavy rain has been affecting North Sumatra Province since 28 January, causing floods. According to the Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management (BNPB), 6 people died, 3 are still missing and 22 have been injured in Central Tapanuli Regency due to the overflow of the Aek Sirahar river. At least 700 families have been affected and preventively evacuated. The Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Central Tapanuli Regency has declared a 7-day state of emergency. Rescue and emergency teams have been deployed by the authorities to help the affected people. For the next 24 hours, more heavy rain is forecast over North and West Sumatra Provinces.

Fri, 28 Feb 2020

Malaysia, Flooding in Johor State

Johor, Malaysia

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LANDAK - Floods submerged three hamlets in two villages after the Adong River overflowed because water debit continued to rise after heavy intensity of rain flushed Jelimpo District, Landak Regency, West Kalimantan since Tuesday (25/2) at 18.00 WIB until Wednesday (26/2) 01.00 WIB. Data compiled by the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPB) of Landak Regency, the area affected by the flood included Karangan Mas Hamlet and Adong 1 Hamlet in Tubang Raeng Village, then Adong 2 Hamlet in Pawis Hilir Village. At least 93 houses were submerged and 103 households / 340 people were affected by flooding with water levels ranging from 10 - 100 centimeters. Besides the flooding also caused an Abutman concrete bridge to be cut off. Currently the Landak Regency BPBD team monitors the affected areas and prepares logistics for affected residents. In addition, the Emergency Preparedness Decree will be issued by the BPBD in the near future. Author: Danung Arifin Editor: Agus Wibowo

Fri, 28 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Landak Regency

Kalimantan Barat, Indonesia

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Flooding in Cirebon Regency Saturday, February 29, 2020, 03.30 WIB Location: Prov. West Java Regency. Cirebon Kec. Middle of the farmer Kalibaru Village Blok Bandil rt 14 rw 06 The cause of the incident : High intensity rain that lasted quite a long time, which caused the Kaligawe river to overflow and the creation of runoff DAM which was not functioning optimally Impact of Events: - 64 houses were flooded by 30-40 cm TMA, 115 kk, 325 people were affected - rice fields of approximately 5 hectares Efforts Made: - Cirebon Regency BPBD conducted an Assessment and coordinated with the Kalibaru Village Party Current Condition: - Sunny weather - The water has receded Thank you. Source: Pusdalops Kab. cirebon

Fri, 28 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Cirebon Regency

Jawa Barat, Indonesia

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MATARAM - BPBD of West Nusa Tenggara Province (NTB) and local BPBD are still carrying out emergency efforts after the flood in two hamlets until this morning, Monday (24/2). Two affected hamlets namely Melempo and Mentareng Hamlet in Obel Obel Village, Sambelia District, East Lombok. BPBD and multi-stakeholders work together in an emergency effort, especially in the handling of residents who have to evacuate. Although the inundation has receded, a number of residents have sought refuge in refugee tents and prayer rooms in Melempo Hamlet. The remaining material for flash floods and mud is still being cleaned up by residents assisted by officers. In addition, clean water supply is also channeled through fire trucks and other logistical assistance in the form of food and mineral water. More than 150 joint personnel assisted with the emergency response effort. They came from the BPBD TRC, the SAR team, the Satpol PP, the Ministry of National Development Planning, the Transportation Agency, the PUPR Service, the Social Service, the Health Service, the sub-district government apparatus, the Sambelia Forkopimda, the TNI, the Police. Flash floods that occurred on Sunday (23/2) resulted in physical damage to buildings and infrastructure. "The residents houses were slightly damaged as many as 4 units, while infrastructure damage in the form of the west side wall of the Darul Qur‘an mosque was broken down," said NTB BPBD Chief Executive Officer Ahsanul Khalik. In addition to the damage, Ahsanul said that the Jebol settlement river embankments at three points and the residents clean water pipeline network along the 3 km were damaged by flooding. Affected residents numbered 81 families or 255 people. There were no fatalities due to this flash flood. Author: Theophilus Yanuarto

Wed, 26 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Sambelia District

Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia

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JAKARTA - Pusdalops BNPB informed 88 refugee points spread across the Jabodetabek and Karawang areas to this day (27/2), at 18.00 WIB. The highest number of evacuation points in East Jakarta is 36 points. Aside from East Jakarta, the evacuation point is also located in North Jakarta 26 points, Karawang 11, West Jakarta 8, Tangerang City 3, Bekasi Regency and Bekasi City with 2 points each. To date, the number of displaced people is 12,608 households (45,861 people). The highest number was identified in East Jakarta with 7,496 households (27,429 people), while in the Karawang area there were 3,591 households (12,740 people). The death toll is 9 people. The number of residents affected in the Greater Jakarta area and Karawang Regency was 44,579 households (119,268 people). Monitoring in the field, flood inundation still occurs with varying heights. In the Bekasi Regency area, the water level is between 20 - 150 cm, Tangerang Regency 42 - 168 cm, Tangerang City is 20 - 130 cm, and Karawang is 150 cm. Other areas such as in DKI Jakarta, Regency and City of Bogor, South Tangerang City have receded. Meanwhile, related to the early warning weather the BMKG informed the weather potential in the form of heavy rain accompanied by strong winds and lightning in the next two days. Areas that need to improve preparedness include Jabodetabek and West Java. The potential for extreme weather is influenced by Ferdinand‘ tropical cyclone which has been identified in the Indian Ocean, south of Bali, which is predicted to weaken and move west-southwest. Agus Wibowo Head of the BNPB Disaster Data, Information and Communication Center

Tue, 25 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Greater Jakarta Area

Jakarta Raya, Indonesia

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Tornadoes, heavy rain, and thunderstorms struck northern Vietnam on March 3 and 4, 2020, resulting in at least 5 fatalities, more than 350 homes destroyed and 6 800 damaged, the National Committee for Disaster Response, Search and Rescue confirmed on Thursday, March 5. The storms went on for days, affecting seven provinces, according to the Vietnam Disaster Management Authority (VDMA). This included Yen Bai, Ha Giang, Tuyen Quang, Lai Chau, Lao Cai, Cao Bang, and Son La. Around 233 mm (9 inches) of rain were recorded in Phu Yen province in three days into Thursday. Furthermore, several other areas saw more than 170 mm (7 inches) during the same period. Hail and thunderstorms began at around 12:00 UTC (19:00 LT) on Monday and lasted for 30 to 40 minutes, according to a local newspaper. The hail was reportedly not large but fell in huge amounts, enough to cause damage. The storms ravaged wide swaths of crops in various provinces were damaged, a total of 351 residential properties destroyed and 6 801 damaged. Public buildings, vehicles, and roads were also badly affected. Roofs, trees, and electricity poles were toppled down, causing power disruption to some areas, particularly in Yen Bai. Two fatalities were confirmed in Ha Giang, which is near the border with China. Two deaths were also reported in Lao Cai. Meanwhile, one person lost his life after tornadoes and thunderstorms struck the northeastern area. Moreover, at least 17 others sustained injuries. According to Vietnam News, one victim suffered a major head injury and is in a critical condition. Officials have mobilized more than 200 people to deal with the consequences of the extreme weather. Weather forecasts said a cold spell is moving towards the northern area, dumping heavy showers and thunderstorms, as well as strong winds. More rain is expected particularly in the northern-central and central regions in the following days.

Mon, 24 Feb 2020

Vietnam, Storm in Northern Provinces

Hà Giang, Viet Nam

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INTEGRATED POST OF FLOOD DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN THE SUBANG REGENCY UP DATE 28 FEBRUARY 2020, 00.00 WIB TOTAL NUMBERS 3131 KK 8582 SOULS 14000 HOUSES 8149 SAWAH 2807 POOLS OF FISH

Mon, 24 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Subang Regency

Jawa Barat, Indonesia

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Description: On Sunday February 23 Jabodetabek area in the rain withthe intensity is quite heavy and long lasting which causes an increase in the volume of water in all streamsresulting in the overflow of water into residential areas, as well as the number of embankments that burst because it is not stronghold the amount of water.

Disaster impact: Submerged almost all residents in several sub-districts

TOTAL NUMBER: 34448 KK, 342186 soul, 672 house

Efforts made:Conduct evacuation with joint sar team, Assessment to affected areas, open public kitchen,logistics distribution, establishment of shelters, distributing ready-to-eat food, helping clean as well as cleanprepare snacks and coffee for people who are clean clean.Current Conditions:In some sub-districts there are some that are already conducive, including central Cikarang sub-districts,South Tambun District, Babelan District, Sukakarya District, for Bungin Branch District, Muarakingpin Still an emergency transition due to the collapse of the citarum river embankment which makes the water flow is still highand endanger the community.Public kitchen still operating: Kec. Bungin branch, Harapan jaya beach, Happy beach, Sukakarya.Head of FK Tagana Bekasi district: KARYO, S. Si., MMTagana Personnel on duty: 50 personnel

Sun, 23 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Bekasi Regency

Jawa Barat, Indonesia

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SEMARANG - Flooding in Meteseh Village, Tembalang District, Semarang City. Due to high intensity rainfall, the Pengkol watershed overflowed. BNPB Pusdalops noted that the flood had reached one meter, and is now gradually receding with a water level of 10-20 cm. This flood affected 26 families / 106 people and 24 people were displaced in Balai RW 26. The Semarang City BPBD TRC conducted a rapid assessment and together with local residents evacuated residents to the RW hall. Author: Andri Cipto Utomo Editor: Agus Wibowo

Sun, 23 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Semarang City

Jawa Tengah, Indonesia

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BANDUNG - Floods soaked at least six districts in Bandung Regency, West Java, Tuesday (18/2). According to a report from the Bandung Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD), the flooding was caused by high rainfall factors in the City of Bandung and Bandung District.
The six districts include Baleendah District, Dayeuhkolot District, Bojongsoang District, Rancaengkek District, Ciparay District and Solokan Jeruk District.
Data collected temporarily, material losses caused by flooding in the Dayeuhkolot Subdistrict included 4,745 submerged houses, 8 places of worship and 2 Schools with high water levels ranging from 10-120 centimeters in Dayeuhkolot Village, Citeurep Village and Pesawahan Village. While the number of affected residents reached 6,747 households / 23,077 people and as many as 72 families / 207 have sought refuge in safe areas.
Then Baleendah District, at least 10,800 houses, 67 places of worship and 45 schools were flooded with water levels ranging from 20-170 centimeters in Andil and Baleendah. 21,402 HHs / 71,154 people were affected, 69 HHs / 200 people were displaced.
Furthermore, Bojongsoang Subdistrict, the affected areas included three, each of Bojongsoang Village, Bojongsari Village and Tegaluar Village with 450 units submerged with a water level of 10-90 centimeters. For residents affected as many as 7,045 families / 20,850 people and 2 families / 12 people have been displaced.
Until now the Bandung Regency BPBD together with the West Java Province BPBD and other joint teams continue to monitor water levels, periodic assessments and help evacuate and send logistics.
Author: Danung Arifin
Editor: Agus Wibowo

Wed, 19 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Bandung Regency

Jawa Barat, Indonesia

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UPDATE INFORMATION TEMPORARY EMERGENCY FLOOD MANAGEMENT IN BANDANGAN SUB-DISTRICT until: WEEK 1 MARCH 2020 AT 15.00 WIB 1. Event Type: Banjir Bandang Location of Occurrence: Semen Hamlet, Salamkanci Village, Kec. Bandongan Time of Occurrence: Saturday, February 29, 2020, at 14:00 WIB Cause: Heavy rain intensity IMPACT: • 12 affected houses and closed road access • 1 Getuk production house with minor damage and missing processing machine owned by Mrs. Daliyah 2KK / 5 Jiwa • 3 drifting motor vehicles Refugees: 56 HH / 125 Soul Refugees (still in data collection) Location of Evacuation: Landfill Dsn. Front and home residents 2. Event Type: Landslide (4 points landslide location) Location of Occurrence: Mudan Hamlet, Salamkanci Village, Kec. Bandongan Time of Occurrence: Saturday, February 29, 2020, at 16:00 WIB Cause: Heavy rain intensity IMPACT: • 1 House Damaged (collapsed) Owned by Bp. Isohmad (40 years) 1 KK / 1 Soul • 1 Affected house owned by Mrs. Sugiyanti • 38 houses are threatened • 2 points on the longosr location close the access road Refugees: 15 Souls Evacuated (still in data collection) refugee location: resident‘ house, Dusun Derepan, TPA TODAY‘ ACTIVITY, WEEK 1 MARCH 2020 At 07.41 WIB - Morning apples and briefings were held in the Semen Hamlet, Salamkanci Village, Kec. Bandongan - The plan for emergency handling operations is divided into 2 Sectors in Semen Hamlet, Salamkanci Village, Kec. Bandongan At 08.00 WIB - Emergency handling operations are started by a joint team For handling in Semen Dusun divided by Sector A and B. - Sector A (river flow) in the upper Semen Hamlet is divided into 2 teams to clean up material that covers the river flow - Sector B (affected houses) in Semen Bawah Hamlet is divided into 2 teams for cleaning up materials on the road and cleaning residents houses. - Mudan Hamlet divided by 2 teams for handling in 4 locations of landslides At 11.03 WIB Emergency Management Progress: - Mudan Hamlet 1. The point where the first landslide closed the access road is complete 2. The point where the second landslide closed the access road has been completed 3. The point of the third landslide closes the access road 10% 4. The handling of heavily damaged houses (Bp. Isohmad) has been completed followed by cleaning the surrounding environment - Cement Hamlet 1. Sector A avalanche material cleans up 30% of river flow 2. Sector B cleansing material for access roads and houses is 25% affected. Drifting motor vehicles have been found At 12.00 WIB - ± 750 packaged rice from donors and BPBD has been distributed to the joint and Refugees Team - Most of the refugees have left the refugee camps - From the results of the rapid assessment by the joint team, in Semen Dusun, 7 cracks were found on the peak of the landslide that had the potential for a subsequent landslide. - The current condition of heavy intensity rain occurred in the Bandongan District area, the entire team was pulled back to the field post and temporarily all the handling was stopped At 15:00 WIB - Mudan Hamlet 1. Handling the second point of closing the access road is complete - Ngaglik Hamlet 1. For the third point, enter Ngaglik Hamlet, Balekerto Village, Kec. Kaliangkrik and for handling cleaning has reached 70%, at 15.00 WIB the treatment was stopped temporarily because the avalanche material was muddy and did not allow for manual cleaning. - Cement Hamlet 1. Handling cleaning the flow of water / river that had been closed. - ± 910 packaged rice from donors and BPBD has been distributed to surviving refugees and joint teams - The evaluation plan for handling today is Sunday, March 1, 2020 and coordination of the next handling will be carried out at 15.30 WIB - At 6:00 PM West Indonesia Time the team at the Derepan TPA together with PMI and the youth will do a health check and data collection for refugees both at the TPA and at your relative‘ house. EMERGENCY HANDLING PERSONNEL: - Emergency Response Commander: Head of Emergency and Logistics (Mr. Supranowo, SH, MM) - The leader of the operating plan: Head of BPBD Regency. Magelang (Mr. Drs. Edy Susanto) - Personnel involved: - ± 478 personnel from the joint team EMERGENCY HANDLING THAT HAS BEEN DONE • Review quickly to the scene • Emergency handling of affected houses and access roads • Rescuing and evacuating victims • Management of refugees • Open soup kitchens and field posts • Coordination with local government and related agencies • Determination of 7-day emergency response period Resources : Magelang Regency BPBD

Wed, 19 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding and Landslide in Bandongan

Jawa Tengah, Indonesia

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Reports of natural disasters of landslides and flash floods in Salamkanci Village, Kec. Bandongan, Magelang Regency The number of refugees is 56 families / 165 people Public kitchen This Sunday morning provides logistical needs for 250 refugees and volunteers DU 700 for refugees and volunteers. Giat Morning, open road access and water access. Afternoon carry out cleaning the affected house Number of victims affected; Vulnerable groups: Elderly 17 org Children 4 org Difabel - Tagana cleaning (clean house and environment clean) carried out Tagana along with affected victims who were displaced. If it rains this afternoon, and the house is not yet in good condition, the affected victims will return to the refuge. # Of the number of HHs affected there are 4 houses that require attention for relocation.

Tue, 18 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding and Landslide in Magelang Regency

Jawa Tengah, Indonesia

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AKARTA - Floods hit eight sub-districts in Grobogan Regency, Central Java, since Wednesday (8/1) night. The incident also caused 1 resident to die on behalf of Hj. Florentina Siti Haryatmi because she slipped inside the house and Jebolan Dike Jajar River in Karangrayung around 19.30 WIB. According to the interim report of the Head of the Implementing Agency (Kalaks) of the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Grobogan Regency, Endang Sulistyoningsih, the flooding was caused by water sent from the upper region (south / forest and Boyolali) via the Tuntang River and Jajar Baru River after high intensity rains from 0 13.30 until 18.15 WIB. The eight districts include; Karangrayung Subdistrict, Gubug Subdistrict, Godong Subdistrict, Tanggungharjo Subdistrict, Tegowanu Subdistrict, Penawangan Subdistrict, Kedungjati Subdistrict and Purwodadi Subdistrict. Based on preliminary data, the water level and the number of affected households in each region are as follows: Purwodadi Subdistrict A puddle occurred in the Simpang lima Utara area, Jetis, Seputaran Purwodadi Square with an altitude between 20-40 Cm, there were no residents houses which was flooded and at 18:00 WIB the water had receded. Penawangan District Water level 20-40 cm, receding water - / + at 21:00 West Indonesia Time with impacts in the area: 1. Bologarang Village inundated 60 houses, 2. Wait Village inundated 180 houses 3. 3. Watupawon Village flooded 38 houses 4. Village Jipang inundated 60 houses 5. Kramat village inundated 384 houses in Karangrayung Subdistrict Impacts in the region: 1. Mojoagung Village in Karangjati, Medalen, Krasak, Mojo, Bangkal, Nggetas and Ngejok 450 KK villages - Bobolan embankment in Kali Jajar in Dsn. Mendalan P = 41 m, L = 4.5 m, Depth of 1.6 m - The embankment of the Kali Jajar embankment south of the railroad track P = 41 m, L = 5m, Depth 2 m 2. Mangin Village Pulo 5 KK village 3. Sumberjosari Village - / + 200 households in Jajar Hamlet, Sumber Barat, Sumber Timur, Tandan, Karanglo, Mendang and Kedungwungu. 1 house (Marminah) collapsed, 7 residents houses were damaged, 1 goat died. 4. Pangkalan Village in Pangkalan and Tangkis 150 KK hamlets 5. Termas Village in Termas hamlet, Getas 6. Rawoh Village rawoh 150 KK hamlet 7. Dempel Village Dempel Hamlet has broken embankments Godong District Impacts in the region: 1. Anggaswangi Village 2. Werdoyo Village RT 01-02 RW 02 flooded - / + 50 households height of 15-50 cm due to overflowing Jajar Kedungjati Air District came around 17:00 to 22:30 WIB began to recede, the impact in the area: 1. Kalimaro Village Lukas Village / / + 50 houses flooded and water in the yard - / + 30-60 Cm 2. Kedungjati Village Blandongan and Kalikan hundreds flooded houses and water in the yard - / = 50-100 Cm 3. Wates Village Tamban and Wates Hamlet hundreds of houses flooded and water in the yard - / = 50-100 Cm 4. Klitikan Village Klitikan Hamlet - / + 30 houses flooded and water in the yard - / = 100 Cm 5. Jumo Village Dawung Hamlet - / + 70 houses flooded and water in the yard - / = 30-50 Cm Tanggungharjo District 11 houses residents of Sugihmanik Village Gedangan Hamlet flooded with water level - / + 70 cm, at around 23:30 the water has receded. Gubug Subdistrict Impacts in the region: 1. Village of Awareness of 1,000 People 2. Village of Glapan 2,000 People 3. Village of Ngroto 6,700 People 4. Village of Trisari 1,500 People 5. Village of Ginggangtani 3,000 People 6. Village of Kuwaron 6,000 People 7. Desa of Papanrejo 2,000 People 8. Kunjeng Village 2,000 Soul 9. Rowosari Village 2,900 Soul 10. Gubug Village 900 Soul 11. Jeketro Village 2000 Soul 12. Gapanet Glapan‘ house was washed away - / + at 23.00 West Indonesia Time 13. Need for heavy machinery for the recovery of embankments that broke down Tegowanu District 1. Village Sukorejo - / + 85 houses were flooded with a height of between 20-50 cm, at around 23:30 West Indonesia time the water had receded. For the flood disaster, Grobogan Regent Sri Sumarni has established an Emergency Response Status starting Wednesday, January 8, 2019 for the next 7 days. In addition, the Regent also requested that the UPT Service together with BPBD Grobogan, the District Government, Village Heads to the elements of the TNI / Polri jointly help alleviate the difficulties faced by residents over the natural disaster. "All must move and work together," said Sri Sumarni while directly observing the flood conditions in the village of Mojoagung on Wednesday (8/1) night. Starting today, Thursday (9/1) a public kitchen was made in the Gubug District Pendopo and Mojoagung Village Hall Karangrayung District. Handling assistance was also obtained from the BPBD SAR Team of Demak Regency and Pos Jepara Basarnas. Until this news was revealed, the Grobogan BPBD team continued to report and evacuate and clear the field with the TNI / Polri and all potential volunteers in Grobogan District. Agus Wibowo Head of the BNPB Disaster Information and Communication Data Center

Tue, 18 Feb 2020

Indonesia, Flooding in Grobogan Regency

Jawa Tengah, Indonesia

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