Indonesia, Flooding in Sarolangun Regency
May 02, 2020 07:00
Sep 27, 2026 15:17
Location
Coordinate:
-2.023093, 102.979282
Administrative:
Jambi, Indonesia
Affected Area:
Jambi
Hazard
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Description
Floods have occurred on Saturday, May 2, 2020 at 07:00 WIB in three 11 villages in two sub-districts, in Sarolangun Regency, Jambi Province. The high intensity of rain in the Sarolangun Regency caused the overflow of the Batang Merangin and Tembesi Rivers. Areas affected by flooding include: 1. Bathing Sub-district a. Gurun Baru Village, 57 Houses Submerged b. Kerto Pati Village, 120 Houses Submerged c. Sungai Rotan, 20 Houses Submerged d. Mudo Desert Village, 10 Houses Submerged e. Tuo Simpang Desert Village, 35 Houses Submerged f. Tuo Desert Village, 33 Houses Submerged g. Mandiangin Village Market, 25 Houses Submerged h. Taman Dewa Village, 5 Houses Submerged i. Kute Jaya Village, 3 Houses Submerged 2. Pauh Sub-district a. Pauh Village, 100 Houses Submerged b. Batu Kucing Village, 45 Submerged Houses 660 families are reported to be affected. Summarized from: BNPB Pusdalops (5/4/2020, 05:30 WIB)
Impact Statistic
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Injured
3.3K
Affected Person
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Displaced
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Human SADDD
- Dead -
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- Affected Person 3,300
- Affected Family 660
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House
- Affected Houses 453
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- Local Currency 0.00
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Agricultural
- Rice Field -
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