Indonesia, Drought in Pati (Central Java)
Jul 20, 2026 13:28
Sep 28, 2026 17:45
Location
Coordinate:
-7.2593876941384, 110.20073985483
Administrative:
Jawa Tengah, Indonesia
Affected Area:
Jawa Tengah
Hazard
Main : DroughtDescription
Chronology: Based on monitoring results and coordination with the Sumbermulyo Village Government, Sumbermulyo Village in Winong Subdistrict is experiencing limited access to clean water due to the reduced discharge of the water source used by the community for daily needs. This situation has caused some residents to face difficulties in obtaining clean water, making the distribution of clean water assistance necessary to meet the community's basic needs.
Location:
● Kec. Winong - Ds. Sumbermulyo - Ds. Tambahmulyo - Ds. Plosojenar - Ds. Bumiharjo ● Kec. Pucakwangi - Ds. Tanjungsekar ● Kec. Jaken - Ds. Mojoluhur - Ds. Mantingan ● Kec. Jakenan - Ds. Kalimulyo - Ds. Plosojenar - Ds. Tambahmulyo ● Kec. Gabus - Ds. Gebang - Ds. Pantirejo - Ds. Sambirejo ● Kec. Kayen - Ds. Pesagi ● Kec. Tambakromo - Ds. Tambaharjo
Location:
● Kec. Winong - Ds. Sumbermulyo - Ds. Tambahmulyo - Ds. Plosojenar - Ds. Bumiharjo ● Kec. Pucakwangi - Ds. Tanjungsekar ● Kec. Jaken - Ds. Mojoluhur - Ds. Mantingan ● Kec. Jakenan - Ds. Kalimulyo - Ds. Plosojenar - Ds. Tambahmulyo ● Kec. Gabus - Ds. Gebang - Ds. Pantirejo - Ds. Sambirejo ● Kec. Kayen - Ds. Pesagi ● Kec. Tambakromo - Ds. Tambaharjo
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3.9K
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Human SADDD
- Dead -
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- Affected Person 3,896
- Affected Family 1,131
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