Disaster Event Reports

Report Lists

Grid List

Quick View

Description

On Thursday, February 28, 2019, at 06.27.05 WIB, the South Solok Regency was rocked by a tectonic earthquake. The results of the BMKG analysis showed that the earthquake had a power of Mw = 5.3. The epicenter of the earthquake is located at 1.4 LS and 101.53 BT coordinates, or precisely located on land at a distance of 36 km northeast of Padang Aro City, South Solok Regency, West Sumatra Province at a depth of 10 km. This earthquake in South Solok Regency, taking into account the location of the epicenter and the depth of the hypocenter, is a type of shallow crustal earthquake that occurs due to the activities of the Sumatra Fault Zone in the Difficult segment. The results of the analysis of the source mechanism indicate that this earthquake was generated by rock deformation with the mechanism of strike-slip movement . According to information felt by the community, the impact of the earthquake was felt in the area of Solok Selatan IV MMI, Padang III-IV MMI, Painan and Padang Panjang II-III MMI, Payakumbuh 50 City II MMI, Kepmiyang I MMI. Until now there have been no reports of the damage caused by the earthquake. Up at 6:45 pm, BMKG monitoring results have not showed activity aftershock earthquake ( aftershock ). The community is encouraged to remain calm and not be affected by issues that cannot be justified. After the earthquake that rocked the Solok Selatan region, 48 people were injured and 343 houses were damaged. Until now, the local government, TNI, National Police and local work partners have continued to make emergency response efforts. An earthquake with a magnitude of 5 occurred on Thursday morning (28/2) at 06:27 local time. The West Sumatra Province Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) informed that in addition to injuries and damage to housing units, the earthquake also caused damage to school facilities, worship and health. The impact of the earthquake included 3 sub-districts, namely the Sangir Balal Janggo District (Nagari Sungai Turang, Kunyit Barat River, Talunan Maju), Sangir Batang hari District (Nagari Ranah Pantai Cermin), and Sangir Jujuan District (Nagari Lubuk Malako). The following is the distribution of victims and damage after the earthquake: 1. Nagari Sungai Kunyit: 22 injured people, 168 damaged housing units (21 RB, 42 hospitals, 105 RR), 1 health facility unit 2. Nagari Sungai Kunyit Barat: 101 damaged house camels (1 RB, 50 RS, 50 RR) 3. Nagari Talunan Maju: 23 injured people, 30 damaged housing units (7 RB, 23 hospitals), 1 unit of worship facilities, 1 health facility. 4. Nagari Ranah Pantai Cermin: 2 injured people, 30 RR housing units 5. Nagari Lubuk Malako: 1 injured person, 14 damaged housing units (3 hospitals, 11 RR), 1 educational facility

Thu, 28 Feb 2019

Indonesia, Earthquake in South Solok Regency

Riau, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-EQ-2019-000021-IDN

Quick View

Description

Preliminary information on tornado wind in 1 subdistrict, KUPANG CITY, NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR | 26-02-2019 Preliminary Information on the Health Crisis Center for the tornado wind disaster that occurred in 1 sub-district, namely Oebobo, KUPANG CITY, NUSA TENGGARA TIMUR on 26-26-2019. A tornado in Liliba Village, Oebobo District. The population is affected by 568 people. Two people were lightly injured. There were no fatalities and refugees. In the preliminary data obtained from the local health office coordinating with several related agencies, the number of victims that could be informed was 1 person, consisting of 0 people died, 0 people missing, 0 serious injuries / hospitalization, 1 minor injury / outpatient care and 0 Refugee people. THE EFFORTS THAT ARE DONE Attempts at the District / City Health Office: Monitor and coordinate with the local BPBD. Efforts of Provincial Health Service: Conduct monitoring and coordination with Kupang City Health Office Regional Health Service Efforts: Ministry of Health Efforts: Conduct Monitoring and report. For further information, contact : Agency: Provincial Health Office NTT Name of Reporter: Position: No. Call:

Tue, 26 Feb 2019

Indonesia, Tornado in Oebobo District

Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-TO-2019-000020-IDN

Quick View

Description

Heavy rains have caused floods and landslides to hit Jayapura City on February 23, 2019 until 18:00 WITA as follows: 1. Chronology The rain that occurred in the Jayapura City area since Friday, February 22, 2019 at 22.00 WITA until February 23, 2019 at 05.00 WITA resulted in floods and landslides in 3 districts 2. Affected Areas a. Abepura District - Yatefa Market - Organda Complex - Puskopad Furia Complex - Kotaraja Dalam - Kotaraja Autonomous Complex b. Heram District - Perumnas IV - Organda Complex c. South Jayapura District - High School Complex 4 - Thomas Complex - Entrop PTC Complex - Hamadi Complex The flood height varies between 0.5 - 1.5 meters 3. Soul and Damage Victims Affected residents: 1,300 families Wounded Victim / Death: Nil Damage: still data collection 4. Efforts made by the Regional Government a. Local government (BPBD Kota Jayapura) along with the TNI / POLRI evacuated affected residents by alerting 5 rubber boats b. Providing food and health needs services in 4 field posts and evacuation points, namely - Poskopad Furia - Yatefa Market Complex - Organda Complex - High School 4 c. The Mayor of Jayapura has reviewed the affected locations d. The Jayapura City Government does not stipulate Emergency Response status because at present the Emergency status is still an Emergency Transition to Recovery from 8 January 2019 to 8 April 2019 e. The Government of Papua Province through the Papua Province BPBD provides personnel and logistical support in the form of: - 20 family health packages - 50 family kit packages - 18 additional nutritional packages - 5 cartons of large sardines - 3 cardboard tea flags - 2 small cardboard sardines - 2 boxes of salt - 50 packages of food equipment. f. BPBD Kota Jayapura has provided clean water support to affected residents. 5. BNPB's Rapid Reaction Team is in Jayapura. a. Perform emergency handling assistance. b. BNPB provided ready-to-use funds of Rp 250 million to the Mayor of Jayapura. 6. Current conditions - most of the floods have receded, only two locations in Yatefa Market and Organda Complex. 7. Conclusion a. Most of the floods have receded. b. Residents' conditions are under control. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho Head of BNPB's Data Information and Public Relations Center

Sun, 24 Feb 2019

Indonesia, Flooding in Jayapura City

Papua, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000019-IDN

Quick View

Description

According to the quick report of the Standing Office of the Steering Committee for Anti-Corruption and Rescue of the provinces of Tuyen Quang, Bac Kan, Lao Cai and Thai Nguyen, heavy rain from the night of February 17 has damaged: About people: 05 injured (Lao Cai: 02 people, Thai Nguyen: 01 person, Bac Kan: 02 people. - Back to the house: + Houses damaged over 70%: 35 houses (Lao Cai: 23 houses; Tuyen Quang: 12 houses). + Houses suffered from 50-70% loss: 14 houses (Lao Cai). + Houses suffered from 30-50%: 140 houses (Lao Cai: 96 houses; Tuyen Quang: 44 houses). + Damaged houses below 30%: 3,436 houses (Lao Cai: 676 houses; Thai Nguyen: 571 houses; Tuyen Quang: 1,546 houses; Bac Kan: 643 houses). - Education: 17 schools are affected; 08 classrooms were damaged and 12 function rooms were damaged. - Health: 01 affected medical facility (Thai Nguyen). - Culture: 10 cultural houses affected (Lao Cai: 5 houses; Thai Nguyen: 01 house; Tuyen Quang: 04 houses) - About agriculture: + Flooded and damaged rice: 1.84 ha (Lao Cai); + Crops were flooded and damaged: 4.64 ha (Lao Cai: 4.56 ha; Bac Kan: 0.08 ha); + Flowers and ornamental plants of all kinds: 60 trees (Thai Nguyen) + Concentrated fruit trees: 54.4 ha (Lao Cai); - About breeding: 1,597 birds died, swept away (Lao Cai: 1,097 children, Thai Nguyen: 500 children). - Irrigation: 50m of canal is damaged; - Traffic: 50m of roads are landslide; - Industry: 27 electric poles were broken, poured (Lao Cai: 15 columns; Thai Nguyen: 5 columns; Tuyen Quang: 4 columns; Bac Kan: 3 columns) Initial damage is estimated at about VND 16 billion (excluding the estimated value of damage in Tuyen Quang province).

Mon, 18 Feb 2019

Viet Nam, Storm in Northeastern Viet Nam

Bắc Kạn, Viet Nam

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-ST-2019-000018-VNM

Quick View

Description

JAKARTA - Handling emergency floods, landslides and tornadoes that hit the South Sulawesi region on 1/22/2019 is still ongoing today. Even though the floods have subsided, thousands of residents are still in refugee camps because the condition of the house is damaged and the house and environment are full of mud. Some residents feel safer in refugee camps due to trauma with floods and landslides. Until 1/27/2019, 188 villages were affected by disasters in 71 sub-districts spread across 13 districts / cities namely Jeneponto, Maros, Gowa, Makassar City, Soppeng, Wajo, Barru, Pangkep, Sidrap, Bantaeng, Takalar, Selayar, and Sinjai . The impact of the disaster recorded 68 people died, 7 people were missing, 47 people were injured, and 6,757 people were displaced. Physical damage included 550 damaged housing units (33 units washed away, 459 heavily damaged, 30 moderately damaged, 23 lightly damaged, 5 buried), 5,198 submerged housing units, 16.2 km affected roads, 13,326 hectares of affected rice fields and 34 bridges, 2 markets , 12 units of worship facilities, 8 government facilities, and 65 school units. The areas most severely affected by floods and landslides are Gowa Regency, Makassar City, Jeneponto, Marros and Wajo. Details of the impact of disasters in 13 districts / cities as follows: 1. Gowa recorded 45 people dead, 3 people missing, 46 people injured, 2,121 people displaced, 10 houses damaged where 5 were severely damaged and 5 were buried, 604 houses were submerged, and 1 bridge was damaged. 2. Makassar City recorded 1 dead, 2,942 affected, 1,000 displaced, 477 submerged houses. 3. Soppeng recorded 1,672 ha of submerged rice fields. 4. Janeponto recorded 14 deaths, 3 people missing, 3,276 people displaced, 470 houses damaged (438 houses damaged, 32 washed away), 15 bridges, 1,304 ha of submerged rice fields, and 41 schools damaged. 5. Barru includes 2 market units, 1 educational facility, 1 government facility. 6. Wajo recorded 2,705 affected people, 2,421 submerged houses, 16.2 km of roads, 2,025 Ha submerged rice fields, 9 damaged bridges, 10 worship facilities, 21 educational facilities, 5 government facilities were damaged. 7. Maros recorded 4 deaths, 1200 affected people, 251 people displaced, 552 submerged housing units, 8,295 ha of paddy fields, 1 damaged worship facility. 8. Bantaeng recorded 1 medium-sized housing unit. 9. Sindrap: 1 medium-sized house unit 10. Pangkep recorded 1 person hilan, 28 houses damaged, 1 worship facility, 1 educational facility damaged. 11. Takalar recorded 2 people died, 1129 houses submerged 12. Selayar was recorded: 2 people died, 109 were displaced, 53 houses were damaged and 15 were severely damaged, 28 were moderately damaged, 9 were slightly damaged and 1 house was washed away, 2 government facilities, 1 bridge, 1 educational facility. 13. Sinjai recorded 2 houses damaged by tornadoes. Emergency handling is still being carried out. Vice President and Head of BNPB to the Office of the Governor of South Sulawesi to obtain an explanation of disaster management in South Sulawesi. Then the Vice President along with the Head of the BNPB visited several disaster sites and the Bili-Bili Dam to get an explanation of the condition of the dam. Several directives from the Vice President and the Head of BNPB were given to the Regional Government for the acceleration of emergency and post-disaster handling. The search for 7 missing people was still carried out by the joint SAR team. BNPB continues to assist BPBD in handling emergencies. Emergency handling is still being carried out in Sapaya Village, Bontomanai Village, Mangempang Village, and Buakang Village in Bungaya Subdistrict, Gowa Regency, which suffered floods and long sor with the death toll of 29 people. The joint SAR team is still evacuating and searching for missing victims. The construction of a balley emergency bridge was carried out by TNI assisted by relevant agencies and residents. Health services by the Health Office, PMI and NGOs. The public kitchen has been established by the North Sulawesi Regional Police Mobile Brigade and the Social Service Office. The current priority is to clean the mud and materials that cover roads, the environment and houses. The mud material inside the house has a thickness of 50 centimeters and the condition starts to harden so it is difficult to clean. Heavy equipment is deployed to clean mud material. Some of the refugees have gone home and cleaned the mud in his house. Many securities were damaged because they did not have time to take refuge. Urgent needs needed are food, blankets, mattresses, medical services, MCK and sanitation, volunteers to clean mud, household appliances for cleaning mud, trauma healing, and others. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho Head of BNPB‘ Data Information and Public Relations Center

Mon, 11 Feb 2019

Indonesia, Flooding and Landslide in South Sulawesi

Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000012-IDN

Quick View

Description

Due to the high rainfall in the Mountains and City of Medan for a long duration on Monday, January 28, 2019 at 00.00 WIB, the Deli River Basin and Babura Watershed Overflowed. As a result, 4 sub-districts in Medan City were affected by flooding, namely Medan Maimun District, Medan Selayang, Medan Johor, Medan Baru. A total of 1,121 housing units were submerged. The number of affected people is 1,200 families / 2,852 people and there are no fatalities. Flooding resulted in displacement, namely: - Refugee to the homes of residents who were not affected ± 50 Souls - Al - Mutaqin Mosque ± 30 Souls - Al - Qomar Mosque ± 30 Souls Total refugees = 110 people

Mon, 28 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Flooding in Medan City

Sumatera Utara, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000016-IDN

Quick View

Description

JAKARTA - The Center for Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation recommends that residents and visitors not engage in activities within the danger zone of Mount Karangetang on Siau Island, North Sulawesi. This mountain volcanic activity with lava avalanches occurred since November 2018 ago. The Center for Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation (PVMBG) issued a hazard estimation zone recommendation covering a radius of 2.5 km from the summit of Kawah Dua (north) and the main crater (south). In addition, the hazard zone also covers sectors from peak to west - northwest as far as 3 km and to the northwest - North as far as 4 km. The impact of volcanic activity, around 53 families (190 people) displaced at some point. A total of 33 families (122 people) were in Paseng Shelter, 11 families (39) at the GMIST Batubulan School, and 9 families (29) in relatives homes. They are residents who are affected by volcanic activity, namely in the village of Batubulan which has an area of 3.96 km2. Population data recorded around 159 families (515 people). In connection with the potential impact on the community, PVMBG recommends that residents who reside in Kampung Batubulan, Kampung Niambangeng and Kampung Beba be evacuated to a place safe from the threat of lava or hot clouds. Volcanic activity also has an impact on material damage such as the access road to Batubulan Village covered with volcanic material up to a height of 50 m with an area of 300 m2. The Sitaro Islands Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) also reported that 2 units of the village bridge were severely damaged. The local government and other related elements, such as the TNI, Polri, volunteers have made emergency response efforts. Evacuation and fulfillment of basic needs are provided by the government to survivors. The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) also supports the strengthening of command posts in handling emergencies. Based on PVMBG monitoring, rivers that have the potential to become lava flow pathways and avalanches from Kawah Dua include Melebuhe River, Batuare, Batukole, Saboang, Niambangeng, Sumpihi, Kiawang, Kinal and Kawahang. Meanwhile, the hot clouds of avalanches and lava flows currently still lead to the Melebuhe River, but have the potential to change to Kali Batukore and Batuare, and Saboang. The volume of volcanic material can potentially become rain lava in rivers that are upstream in Kawah Dua and Main Crater. Facing volcanic activity that is still ongoing, PVMBG also recommends that residents prepare a nose and mouth mask to anticipate the potential danger of respiratory tract disruption in the event of ash rain. Mount Karangetang, which is 146 km from Manado City, has level III status (Alert) since last December 20, 2018. PVMBG reports that up to now seismic (volcanic) is still fluctuating. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho Head of BNPB Data, Information and Public Relations Center

Mon, 28 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Karangetang Volcano Eruption

Sulawesi Utara, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-VO-2019-000017-IDN

Quick View

Description

Cause: Northeast Rainy Days

Sat, 26 Jan 2019

Malaysia, Flooding in Sabah

Sabah, Malaysia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000013-MYS

Quick View

Description

On January 26, 2019, Davao Region has been experiencing continuous light to moderate rainfall brought about by the effects of the Tail End of Cold Front affecting Mindanao and the prevailing localized thunderstorms. This weather disturbance has led to the rising of the water levels in the different parts of the Region.

Sat, 26 Jan 2019

Philippines, Flooding in Davao

Compostela Valley, Philippines

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000014-PHL

Quick View

Description

The Low Pressure Area in east of Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur developed into a Tropical Depression (TD) and was named "AMANG". TD AMANG made landfall over Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte area at 8 p.m.

Sat, 19 Jan 2019

Philippines, Tropical Depression Amang

Surigao del Norte, Philippines

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-ST-2019-000011-PHL

Quick View

Description

Thursday, January 17, 2019, Pkl. 16.33 WIB Location: Kab. Aceh Tenggara • Kec. Badar, Ds. Natam â € ¢ Kec. Babusalam, Ds. Kutacane, Ds. Pulonas, Ds. Pulo Latong, Ds. Parapat Hulu, Ds. Titi Panjang Opinion, Ds. Kutacane Lama, Ds. Kutarih, Ds. Gumpang Jaya â € ¢ Kec. Lawe Bulan, Ds. Pulonas Baru, Ds. Lawe Rutung, Ds. Pasir Gala, Ds. Happy, Ds. Galuh Asli Kuta, Ds. East Perapat, Ds. Bacang Lade Market • Kec. Bambel, Ds. Bambel, Ds. Lawe Kihing, Ds. Combined Bambel • Kec. Ketambe, Ds. Lawe Mengkudu, Ds. Lawe Beringin Victims: 1,765 HH / 6,839 affected people, displaced as many as 42 families / 160 people

Wed, 16 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Flooding in Central Aceh

Sumatera Utara, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000010-IDN

Quick View

Description

Chronology: Due to high intensity of life toll: Ds. Makusato: 54 families / 189 people were displaced in a safe mosque and neighboring house. • Ds. Busisingo 248 HH / 983 affected, 60 HH / 108 displaced Material losses: 1 housing unit (RR), 449 submerged housing units.

Tue, 15 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Flooding in North Sulawesi

Sulawesi Utara, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000009-IDN

Quick View

Description

"A tornado struck 7 sub-districts in the Nganjuk Regency. Zero Victims. Minor Injuries: 2 people 1 affected health facilities: Kertosono General Hospital. Some of the roofs were exposed. The affected population was 52 kk / 108 people.

Fri, 11 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Strong Winds in East Java

Jawa Timur, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-ST-2019-000008-IDN

Quick View

Description

A tornado has occurred in the area of Cilamaya District, Karawang Regency on Friday afternoon (11/01). Dozens of houses in Dusaun Kopotimur and Dusun Tegal Jaya were damaged, 31 houses were lightly damaged and 11 housing units were moderately damaged. Affected population 42 families / 135 people, one person was slightly injured.

Fri, 11 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Strong winds in West Java

Jawa Barat, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-TO-2019-000007-IDN

Quick View

Description

Wednesday, January 9, 2019 since 14.00 West Indonesia, there was a medium-intensity heavy rain accompanied by strong winds in the Magelang Regency, causing several trees to fall in 3 Sub-Districts, namely Muntilan, Mungkid, and Borobudur Districts. The impact of the incident resulted in 32 houses being slightly damaged and partially closing road access in several places. Impact: location: Muntilan District - Dangan Hamlet, Congkrang Village - Kepanjen Hamlet, Menayu Village: 1 RR house - Drojogan Hamlet, Adikarto Village: RR housing unit - Japuan Hamlet, Tanjung Village: 1 RR housing unit - Temanem Hamlet, Desa Adikarto: 3 RR housing units Number of affected population: 6 families / 24 people location: Mungkid sub-district - Bojong I hamlet, Mendut village: 1 RR housing unit - Gentan hamlet, Mendut village: 3 RR housing units - Nglaseman hamlet, Ngrajek village: 1 RR home unit - Nariban hamlet, Progowati village: 6 RR units Number of affected population: 11 families / 44 people Location: Borobudur sub-district - Tingal Wetan sub-village, Wanurejo village: 14 housing units RR - Dusun Tingal Kulon, Wanurejo village: 1 house RR Number of affected people: 15 families / 60 people The total number of affected people: 32 families / 128 people

Wed, 09 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Strong winds in Central Java

Jawa Tengah, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-TO-2019-000006-IDN

Quick View

Description

The rain that flushed the North Bolaang Mongondow area caused flooding in residential areas in Bintauna Sub-District, 8 Villages affected by flooding, the water level in the residents reached 20-60 cm. Affected areas: 1. Padang Barat Village: 70 Submerged Houses: 79 KK / 177 Affected Souls, 2. Bunong Village 28 HHs / 84 Affected Souls, 3. Padang Village 19 HHs / 57 Affected Souls, 4. Binuanga Village 11 KK / 44 Affected souls, 5. Binuni village 70 families / 210 affected people, 6. Biontong village One 251 families / 753 affected people, 7. Lipubogu village 92 families / 276 affected people, 8. Binjeita village 37 families / 111 affected people

Tue, 08 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Flooding in North Sulawesi

Sulawesi Utara, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000005-IDN

Quick View

Description

The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department said on Sunday that the storm had affected 212,784 people, with three fatalities and one person missing, in 2,635 villages in 18 provinces from Thursday to Saturday. Nakhon Si Thammarat, where Pabuk made landfall on Friday, was hit hardest with almost 180,000 residents in 23 districts affected by the storm. Flooding persists in Phipun, Chang Klang, Chawang nd Cha-uat districts. All shelters have been closed except for eight in Nakhon Si Thammarat, where 1,119 people have decided to stay until flooding recedes.

Sat, 05 Jan 2019

Thailand, Tropical Storm Pabuk

Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-TC-2019-000004-THA

Quick View

Description

Heavy rain accompanied by tornado struck the village of Dutayoso Mulyo in Rawapitu Subdistrict, Tulang Bawang Regency, Lampung Province on Wednesday (02/01) Afternoon at 17.00 WIB. 16 houses were damaged and 19 houses were slightly damaged. 35 kk / 120 people affected

Tue, 01 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Flash flood in Lampung

Lampung, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-TO-2019-000003-IDN

Quick View

Description

Rain accompanied by strong winds in the village of Matirro Tasie Kec. Mattiro until the district. North Sumatra prov. South Sulawesi occurred Friday morning at 03.00 WIB The total population affected was 23 families / 98 people. There were no victims of this incident.

Tue, 01 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Strong winds in Pinrang

Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-TO-2019-000002-IDN

Quick View

Description

Rain Causes floods in Damunga Village, Kec. Taliwang Kab. West Sumbawa, some houses are flooded. The current puddle of water has receded, there are zero refugees. 30 kk / 120 people affected

Tue, 01 Jan 2019

Indonesia, Floods in West Sumbawa

Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia

VERIFIED

CLOSED

AHA-FL-2019-000001-IDN