Senin, 24 Jun 2019 20:49
Daerah : Jakarta
By Fardah
Jakarta, 24/6 (Antara) - Parts of Indonesia have
begun to experience extreme dry season that causes water crisis, while
other parts still have rains with high precipitation leading to major
floods in Samarinda (East Kalimantan Province), Morowali (Central Sulawesi), and Konawe and North Konawe Districts in Southeast Sulawesi Province.
Flooding
in Morowali District recently destroyed four bridges and caused
extensive damage to over 10 homes, and affected more than 16 thousand
people in three sub-districts.
In
Samarinda, East Kalimantan, floods affected 9,358 families constituting
30,580 people living in of North Samarinda, Sungai Pinang, and
Samarinda Ulu sub-districts.
Triggered
by torrential downpour, floods inundated seven sub-districts in North
Konawe District since June 2, resulting in the Lalindu, Walasoko, and
Wadambali rivers overflowing their banks. Andowia, Asera, Landawe,
Langkikima, Oheo, Wiwirano, and Motui are the seven affected
sub-districts.
Flooding in the worst-affected North Konawe reportedly caused financial losses amounting to Rp674.8 billion and led to the displacement of 9,609 people and affected 18765 others, Ruksamin, the North Kunawe district head, stated.
The flooding destroyed four bridges and 370 homes along with inundating four other bridges, 1,962 homes, five mosques, 14 elementary schools, five junior high schools, a senior high school, 17 kindergartens, three traditional markets, and at least four community health centers, as well Trans-Sulawesi highway.
Flooding in the worst-affected North Konawe reportedly caused financial losses amounting to Rp674.8 billion and led to the displacement of 9,609 people and affected 18765 others, Ruksamin, the North Kunawe district head, stated.
The flooding destroyed four bridges and 370 homes along with inundating four other bridges, 1,962 homes, five mosques, 14 elementary schools, five junior high schools, a senior high school, 17 kindergartens, three traditional markets, and at least four community health centers, as well Trans-Sulawesi highway.
