Indonesia, Flooding in Jember, East Java
Feb 05, 2021 04:00
Sep 27, 2026 15:18
Location
Coordinate:
-8.1733, 113.7009
Administrative:
Jawa Timur, Indonesia
Affected Area:
Jawa Timur
Hazard
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Description
High intensity of rain-fall in Jember, East Java on 5 Feb 2021 1600hrs caused flooding. Location: Kab. Jember Kec. Ambulu Ds. Ambulu Kec. Wuluhan Ds. Glundengan Kec. Tempurejo Ds. Curahtakir Ds. Curahnongko Ds. Wonoasri Ds. Sidodadi Impacts: • 744 affected families / 2138 affected people • 3 mosques are inundated • Water level: 10-70 CM Efforts: • BPBD Kab. Jember visited the location and conducted assessment as well as evacuation. • BPBD and volunteers are on standby in the two locations with 2 boats • ± 60 joint personnels (BPBD + volunteers) Related agencies working together: • BPBD Kab. Jember • Military - Kodim 0824 Jember • Police - Jember • Local goverment • Pemerintah Desa • Social Agency • MDMC Jember • SAR OPA Jember • Baret Rescue • Brandal Alas Rescue • Relawan NU Wuluhan • RAPI Lokal 06 Wuluhan • Volunteers • Community members Challenges: Imbalance of personnel and equipment with the disaster occurrence. Current Condition: • On 0200 hrs flood in some locations has subsided. • However, in some area , the water level has not subsided yet. • MDMC established public kitchen in Desa Wonoasri Kec. Tempurejo, this morning, 500 pcs of rice box has been prepared for distribution Source : BPBD Kab. Jember Informed by : PUSDALOPS BNPB Call Center : 117 Instagram : pusdalops_bnpb Twitter : @Bnpbpusdalops
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Human SADDD
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- Affected Person 2,138
- Affected Family 744
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- Worship Places 3
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