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Indonesia, Flood inundated Langkat

Sumatera Utara, Indonesia
Event Date : Wed, 31 May 2017 | Disaster : Flood (1)
AHADID : AHA-FL-2017-000095-IDN | GLIDE Number :

Affected Area/s

  • Asahan
  • Batu Bara
  • Dairi
  • Deli Serdang
  • Gunungsitoli
  • Humbang Hasundutan
  • Karo
  • Kota Binjai
  • Kota Medan
  • Kota Tanjungbalai
  • Labuhanbatu
  • Labuhanbatu Selatan
  • Labuhanbatu Utara
  • Lake Toba
  • Langkat
  • Mandailing Natal
  • Nias
  • Nias Barat
  • Nias Selatan
  • Nias Utara
  • Padang Lawas
  • Padang Lawas Utara
  • Padangsidimpuan
  • Pakpak Barat
  • Pematangsiantar
  • Samosir
  • Serdang Bedagai
  • Sibolga
  • Simalungun
  • Tapanuli Selatan
  • Tapanuli Tengah
  • Tapanuli Utara
  • Tebingtinggi
  • Toba Samosir

Description

Flood has inundated six villages in Sei Lepan and Babalan subdistrict, Langkat District, North Sumatra Province. The flood was caused by the overflow of Sei Lepan and Sei Pelawi rivers. The Disaster Management Authority of Langkat (BPBD) reported that 526 families were affected with 29 families being evacuated to the evacuation contres. The flood has also damaged 128 ha of agriculture areas. Responses have been conducted by the local authority by assessing the losses, evacuating the victims and distributing relief items.

Highest Impact

0

Dead

0

Missing

0

Injured

0

Affected Person

120

Displaced

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