Indonesia, Floods in Binjai City, North Sumatra Province
Sep 08, 2024 00:00
Sep 14, 2024 08:50
Location
Coordinate:
3.5994925432689, 98.488711347332
Administrative:
Sumatera Utara, Indonesia
Affected Area:
Sumatera Utara
Hazard
Main : Flood- Inundated Area (km) = -
- Maximum Flood Depth (cm) = -
Description
➢ Chronology: Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds that occurred on Sunday afternoon (8/9) until night caused 3 rivers in Binjai City (Binjai, Mencirim and Bangkatan) to experience a drastic increase and flooding occurred in several places and there were fallen trees that blocked the road.
➢ Location:
● Binjai Selatan District
- Rambung Barat Village
- Binjai Estate Village
● Binjai Kota District
- Setia Village
- Kartini Village
➢ Casualties:
● 461 families/ 2,231 people affected
with details:
● Binjai Selatan District:
- Rambung Barat Village: 177 families/ 885 people
- Binjai Estate Village: 54 families/ 256 people
● Binjai Kota District
- Setia Village: 210 families/ 1,020 people
- Kartini Village: 20 families/ 70 people
➢ Material Losses: In Data Collection
➢ Efforts:
● Pusdalops continues to coordinate with the village and sub-district in conducting updates post-disaster related data
● The Binjai City BPBD Task Force is still in the flood-affected sub-districts and remains on standby at the flood disaster location to assist residents if needed in carrying out evacuations.
● Coordinating with the TNI and POLRI for the safety and comfort of residents
● Coordinating with the Binjai Health Office for health services if residents need assistance and medicines
● Pusdalops monitors weather forecasts and early warnings from the BMKG Web to convey to the Community
● BPBD opens a public kitchen post on Jalan Jambi, Rambung Barat Sub-district, South Binjai District
➢ Current Conditions:
● Bingei Watershed: TMA 200 Cm
● Mencirim Watershed: TMA 350 Cm
● Bangkatan Watershed: TMA 200 Cm
Source: Mr. Surya Pusdalops BPBD Binjai City, North Sumatra Province
➢ Location:
● Binjai Selatan District
- Rambung Barat Village
- Binjai Estate Village
● Binjai Kota District
- Setia Village
- Kartini Village
➢ Casualties:
● 461 families/ 2,231 people affected
with details:
● Binjai Selatan District:
- Rambung Barat Village: 177 families/ 885 people
- Binjai Estate Village: 54 families/ 256 people
● Binjai Kota District
- Setia Village: 210 families/ 1,020 people
- Kartini Village: 20 families/ 70 people
➢ Material Losses: In Data Collection
➢ Efforts:
● Pusdalops continues to coordinate with the village and sub-district in conducting updates post-disaster related data
● The Binjai City BPBD Task Force is still in the flood-affected sub-districts and remains on standby at the flood disaster location to assist residents if needed in carrying out evacuations.
● Coordinating with the TNI and POLRI for the safety and comfort of residents
● Coordinating with the Binjai Health Office for health services if residents need assistance and medicines
● Pusdalops monitors weather forecasts and early warnings from the BMKG Web to convey to the Community
● BPBD opens a public kitchen post on Jalan Jambi, Rambung Barat Sub-district, South Binjai District
➢ Current Conditions:
● Bingei Watershed: TMA 200 Cm
● Mencirim Watershed: TMA 350 Cm
● Bangkatan Watershed: TMA 200 Cm
Source: Mr. Surya Pusdalops BPBD Binjai City, North Sumatra Province
Impact Statistic
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Dead
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2.2K
Affected Person
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Human SADDD
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- Affected Person 2,231
- Affected Family 461
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