Indonesia, Flooding in North Gorontalo Regency, Gorontalo
Sep 04, 2021 15:25
Sep 04, 2021 15:25
Location
Coordinate:
0.88592189752259, 122.66143635208
Administrative:
Gorontalo, Indonesia
Affected Area:
Gorontalo
Hazard
Main : Flood
Inundated Area (km) = -
Maximum Flood Depth (cm) = 200
Secondary : -
Description
Floods in Kab. North Gorontalo, Prov. Gorontalo
Chronology :
• Due to the high intensity rain, the Bubode, Milango and Leyao tributaries overflowed on Saturday, September 4, 2021, at 1 pkl. 15.25 WITA
Location :
Kec. Tomilito
• Ds. Milango
• Ds. Bubode
• Ds. Leyao
• Ds. Jembatan Merah
• Ds. Dambalo
• Ds. Huidu Melito
• Ds. Bualongo Raya
Impacts:
• 154 KK/531 Affected People
• 54 families/200 people evacuated to the houses of unaffected relatives and mosques
Material Losses:
• ± 155 housing units
• 15 points of the broken embankment
• The access road to the village is submerged
• Flood depth 150 - 200 Cm
Effort :
• BPBD Reviewing the location, conducting rapid assessments and coordinating with relevant agencies such as Social Service, River Hall and Public Works Agency to carry out the handling.
Latest Condition:
Monday, 06/09/2021, 09.00 WIB
• Cloudy weather
• The flood has now receded, the community has returned, but they are still wary of further flooding.
• The broken embankment is still in the review stage and has not yet been physically handled.
Source :
• BPBD Kab. North Gorontalo
Informed By:
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