Indonesia, Flooding in Kebumen (Central Java)
Mar 27, 2025 12:30
Mar 30, 2025 22:30
Location
Coordinate:
-7.6552665312454, 109.6174095802
Administrative:
Jawa Tengah, Indonesia
Affected Area:
Jawa Tengah
Hazard
Main : Flood- Inundated Area (km) = -
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Description
Flood in Kebumen Regency, Central Java Province ➢ Chronology: Triggered by high intensity rain and strong winds on Friday, March 27, 2025 starting at 12.30 WIB - until 24.00 WIB causing flooding
➢ Location: ● Kebumen District - Sumberejo Village - Jatisari Village - Roworejo Village - Tanahsari Village - Kebumen Sub-district ● Karang Anyar District - Plarangan Sub-district - Panjatan Sub-district ● Alian District - Bojongsari Village - Surotrunan Village ● Adimulyo District - Arjosari
➢ Casualties: ● 290 families affected ➢ Material Losses: ● 30 houses affected
● 6 embankments collapsed ● TMA. ±30 - 100 cm
➢ Efforts: ● BPBD Kebumen Regency coordinated with the local government and conducted an assessment
➢ Status: ● The Regent of Kebumen, Central Java Province, decided on the Emergency Response Status for Floods, Landslides and Extreme Weather Disasters for 14 (fourteen) days. Number: 300.2.1 / 105 of 2025 TMT dated March 28, 2025 to April 10, 2025. ● The Regent of Kebumen, Central Java Province, has decided to establish a Command Post for handling emergency floods, landslides and extreme weather in Kebumen Regency Number: 300.2.1/106 of 2025
➢ Current Condition: ● The flood has started to recede ● Several broken embankments have not been handled
➢ Documentation: Source Link: Pusdalops BPBD Kebumen Regency
➢ Location: ● Kebumen District - Sumberejo Village - Jatisari Village - Roworejo Village - Tanahsari Village - Kebumen Sub-district ● Karang Anyar District - Plarangan Sub-district - Panjatan Sub-district ● Alian District - Bojongsari Village - Surotrunan Village ● Adimulyo District - Arjosari
➢ Casualties: ● 290 families affected ➢ Material Losses: ● 30 houses affected
● 6 embankments collapsed ● TMA. ±30 - 100 cm
➢ Efforts: ● BPBD Kebumen Regency coordinated with the local government and conducted an assessment
➢ Status: ● The Regent of Kebumen, Central Java Province, decided on the Emergency Response Status for Floods, Landslides and Extreme Weather Disasters for 14 (fourteen) days. Number: 300.2.1 / 105 of 2025 TMT dated March 28, 2025 to April 10, 2025. ● The Regent of Kebumen, Central Java Province, has decided to establish a Command Post for handling emergency floods, landslides and extreme weather in Kebumen Regency Number: 300.2.1/106 of 2025
➢ Current Condition: ● The flood has started to recede ● Several broken embankments have not been handled
➢ Documentation: Source Link: Pusdalops BPBD Kebumen Regency
Impact Statistic
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Injured
5.8K
Affected Person
244
Displaced
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- Affected Person 5,826
- Affected Family 1,762
- Internaly Displaced People 244
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