Gempa Bumi di Sulawesi Barat 6.2M. 80 Orang Meninggal dunia

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Gempa Sulawesi: Angka kematian meningkat 81 orang

Jakarta: Angka kematian akibat gempa bumi bermagnitud 6.2 di Pulau Sulawesi, Jumaat lalu, meningkat kepada 81 orang, pada hari ini.

Bencana itu juga menyebabkan ribuan penduduk hilang tempat tinggal.

Ketika ini, pasukan perubatan bertungkus-lumus untuk merawat mangsa yang cedera akibat bencana berkenaan dan pada masa sama terpaksa berdepan risiko penularan Covid-19.

Doktor yang memakai pelitup muka merawat mangsa gempa yang cedera di bahagian anggota badan di hospital sementara yang didirikan di hanya satu hospital yang terselamat daripada gempa berkenaan.

Fasiliti terbuka itu juga beroperasi dalam keadaan kekurangan kakitangan.

Hospital itu juga berusaha untuk membuka banyak lagi bilik untuk pembedahan dan memasang lebih banyak khemah untuk merawat mangsa gempa bumi yang cedera.

Seorang petugas berkata, kebanyakan mangsa tidak mahu menerima rawatan di dalam hospital kerana takut dijangkiti Covid-19.
Dalam pada itu, angka korban dijangka meningkat memandangkan pihak berkuasa masih melakukan operasi pencarian selepas tiga hari bencana itu berlaku.

Hampir sebahagian besar mangsa maut ditemui di Mamuju, namun sebahagian daripadanya turut ditemui di selatan bandar dengan populasi 110,000 orang di Sulawesi Barat itu.


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96 terkorban akibat gempa dan banjir, 70,000 hilang tempat tinggal

JAKARTA: Jumlah kematian akibat gempa bumi dan banjir besar di bahagian tengah Indonesia meningkat kepada 96 orang dengan 70,000 penduduknya terpaksa meninggalkan kediaman masing-masing, lapor Agensi Pengurusan Bencana Kebangsaan hari ini.

Kira-kira 81 penduduk terkorban selepas gempa bumi dengan kekuatan 6.2 skala Richter melanda wilayah Indonesia di Sulawesi Barat pada Khamis dan Jumaat lalu.

Ia turut memaksa kira-kira 28,000 penduduk berlindung di 25 pusat penempatan sementara di bandar Majumu dan daerah Majene, sementara hampir 40,000 penduduk di kawasan dilanda banjir dipindahkan ke wilayah Kalimantan Selatan.

Dalam pada itu, 15 lagi dilaporkan maut berikutan banjir di Kalimantan Selatan, kata jurucakap agensi itu, Raditya Jati.

Bilangan rumah yang rosak akibat gempa bumi turut meningkat kepada 1,150 unit dan lima buah sekolah turut dilaporkan musnah.

Beliau turut memaklumkan, penilaian risiko gempa di bandar dan wilayah itu masih giat dijalankan.

Sementara itu, pengurus operasi Hospital Besar Majumu Sulawesi Barat, Nurwardi, berkata jumlah pesakit yang dimasukkan ke pusat perubatan itu terus melonjak.

"Ini satu-satunya hospital yang ada di bandar ini.

"Ramai pesakit perlu dibedah tetapi kami mempunyai sumber dan ubat-ubatan yang terhad," katanya.

Wilayah Kalimantan Selatan di Indonesia mengisytiharkan keadaan darurat ekoran banjir yang memaksa beribu-ribu penduduk meninggalkan rumah mereka untuk berteduh di tempat yang lebih selamat. - AGENSI

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At least 96 killed, nearly 70,000 displaced as quake, floods hit Indonesia
JAKARTA (XINHUA, AFP) - The death toll from a strong earthquake and floods in the central parts of Indonesia has risen to 96, with nearly 70,000 people forced to flee home and take shelter, the National Disaster Management Agency said on Monday (Jan 18).
A total of 81 people were killed after the 6.2-magnitude quake and the 5.9-magnitude aftershock struck West Sulawesi province last Thursday and Friday, and 15 people were reported dead in South Kalimantan province as floods have hit the province since Jan 14, the agency's spokesman Raditya Jati said.
The quakes have forced about 28,000 people to take shelter in 25 evacuation centres in West Sulawesi province's city of Mamuju and district of Majene, while the floods caused nearly 40,000 others to take shelter in South Kalimantan province, Mr Jati said.
The number of houses damaged by the quakes rose to 1,150 units in the district, and five school buildings were also destroyed there, he said.
The assessment of risks of the quakes in the city and district was still going on, Mr Jati said.
Medics battled exhaustion and the risk of Covid-19 as they raced on Monday to treat scores of people injured by the quake.
Masked doctors treated patients with broken limbs and other injuries at a makeshift medical centre set up outside the only one of the city's hospitals that survived the quake relatively intact.
"The patients keep coming," operations manager Nurwardi from Mamuju's West Sulawesi General Hospital, told Agence France-Presse.
"This is the only hospital operating in the city. Many need surgery but we have limited resources and medicine."
The open-air triage centre was desperately short of staff, and those on hand worked frantically despite the risk of contracting coronavirus.
The hospital was scrambling to open up more rooms for surgery and erect additional tents outside to treat the injured, said the operations manager Nurwardi, who like many Indonesians goes by one name.
But fears that another quake could bring down the building were adding to the challenges.
"Many patients do not want to be treated inside the hospital because they're worried about another quake," manager Nurwardi said. "Well, it's not only them, the medics are...scared of being inside the building too."
It was still unclear how many people – dead or alive – could still be under mountains of debris, as rescuers rushed to find survivors more than three days after the disaster.
Most of the 81 dead were found in Mamuju, but some bodies were also recovered south of the city of 110,000 people in West Sulawesi province.
Meanwhile, in South Kalimantan province, the floods have inundated nearly 25,000 houses, Mr Jati said.
An emergency status has been declared there since Jan 14 and the risk assessment has been undertaken, he added.
The province has been hit by massive floods since Jan 14 after heavy rains pounded the area, according to the agency.
Indonesian medics overwhelmed by quake casualties
Mamuju, Indonesia, Jan 18, 2021 (AFP) -
Medics battled exhaustion and the risk of Covid-19 as they raced Monday to treat scores of people injured by a devastating earthquake on Indonesia's Sulawesi island.
At least 81 people were killed and thousands left homeless by the powerful 6.2-magnitude quake that struck early Friday, reducing buildings to a tangled mass of twisted metal and chunks of concrete in the seaside city of Mamuju.
Masked doctors treated patients with broken limbs and other injuries at a makeshift medical centre set up outside the only one of the city's hospitals that survived the quake relatively intact.
"The patients keep coming," Nurwardi, manager of operations at Mamuju's West Sulawesi General Hospital, told AFP earlier.
"This is the only hospital operating in the city. Many need surgery but we have limited resources and medicine."
The open-air triage centre was desperately short of staff, and those on hand worked frantically despite the risk of contracting coronavirus.
The hospital was scrambling to open up more rooms for surgery and erect additional tents outside to treat the injured, said Nurwardi, who like many Indonesians goes by one name.
But fears that another quake could bring down the building were adding to the challenges.
"Many patients do not want to be treated inside the hospital because they're worried about another quake," Nurwardi said.
"Well, it's not only them, the medics are... scared of being inside the building too."
It was still unclear how many people -- dead or alive -- could still be under mountains of debris, as rescuers rushed to find survivors more than three days after the disaster.
Most of the 81 dead were found in Mamuju, but some bodies were also recovered south of the city of 110,000 people in West Sulawesi province.
Friday's tremor triggered panic among residents of the island, which was hit by a 2018 quake-tsunami disaster that killed thousands.
At least 18 people had been pulled out of the rubble alive, including a pair of young sisters, according to official data.
Police began using sniffer dogs to help in the search at a badly damaged hospital, as body bags were filled with recovered corpses.
"There are probably some people still trapped under the rubble," search and rescue agency spokesman Yusuf Latif said Monday.
Meanwhile, about 19,000 people left homeless by the quake took refuge at dozens of makeshift shelters -- many little more than tarpaulin-covered tents filled with whole families.
They said they were running low on food, blankets and other aid, as emergency supplies were rushed to the hard-hit region.
Many survivors were unable to return to their destroyed homes, or were too scared to go back, fearing a tsunami sparked by aftershocks, common after strong earthquakes.
Fearing an outbreak of coronavirus in the crowded camps, authorities were trying to separate high- and low-risk groups.
Indonesia, a Southeast Asian archipelago of nearly 270 million, has been hit by a series of natural disasters this week, including deadly landslides, flooding and a pair of volcanic eruptions.
The country experiences frequent seismic and volcanic activity due to its position on the Pacific "Ring of Fire", where tectonic plates collide.
On December 26, 2004, a massive 9.1-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Sumatra, triggering a tsunami that killed 220,000 throughout the region, including 170,000 in Indonesia -- among the worst recorded disasters in history.

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MAJENE, KOMPAS.TV - Empat hari terakhir pasca gempa magnitudo 6,2 sr di Majene, Sulawesi Barat terdapat empat desa yang hingga saat ini masih terisolir dan belumn tersentuh bantuan.

Salah satu tim relawan dari Makasar berhasil menembus sejumlah titik longsor dan berhasil menyalurkan sejumlah bantuan bagi warga korban gempa.

Kondisi Salah satu desa di kecamatan Ulumanda, Kabupaten Majene terisolir karena sejumlah titik longsor memutus akses jalan antar desa.

Para relawan juga Sulit menembus titik longsor yang merusak badan jalan.

Tim relawan dari fakultas Teknologi Industri Universitas Muslim Indonesia Makasar berhasil menembus salah satu titik longsor dengan menggunakan eskavator.

Para relawan dipindahkan secara bergantian dengan menggunakan escavator agar dapat menembus material longsor.

Setelah berhasil menembus titik longsor, para relawan pun membagikan sembako, perlengkapan bayi, tenda dan beras.

Ratusan warga yang berasal dua kecamatan dan desa sekecamatan Ulumanda berharap pemerintah dapat segera mengirim bantuan bahan pokok kepada empat desa yang hingga kini masih terisolir.

 

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Bencana alam bertubi-tubi melanda beberapa wilayah Indonesia di awal tahun 2021. BMKG menjelaskan hal ini disebabkan fenomena alam yang aktif melewati wilayah Indonesia.

Lantas apa saja potensi bencana yang masih mungkin terjadi di indonesia, dan apa pencegahan yang dilakukan?

 

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Ratusan pengungsi korban gempa di Kabupaten Mamuju Sulawesi Barat masih bertahan di belasan titik pengungsian. Banyak di antara mereka belum mendapatkan bantuan makanan pokok yang layak.

Pengungsi mengharapkan bantuan berupa bahan pangan dan obat-obatan karena rata-rata para pengungsi merupakan anak-anak, yang rawan terserang penyakit.,

 

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salam takziah.

aku pun saja2 la nak tau sikit pasal Sulawesi ni.

the biggest ore nickel deposit in the world (currently lah).

Tesla, dan segala macam kompeni lebih memilih Indonesia dari Malaysia utk buat kilang sebab sana tempatnya nak dapat mineral murah.

tapi little they know, tempat tu memang earthquake prone.

tak mustahil gempa bumi ni kena kat tempat2 perlombongan mineral tu. serakah sgt gali hasil bumi buat lubang dalam2 sampai core.

 

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GEMPA & BANJIR INDONESIA | 96 Terkorban, 70,000 Hilang Tempat Tinggal

Angka korban akibat gempa bumi dan banjir besar di bahagian tengah Indonesia meningkat kepada 96 orang.

70,000 penduduknya pula terpaksa meninggalkan kediaman.

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Lebih 80 terkorban gempa di Sulawesi Barat

JAKARTA: Pihak berkuasa Indonesia merekodkan lebih 80 orang terkorban setakat ini, dalam kejadian gempa bumi bermagnitud 6.2 pada skala Richter di Sulawesi Barat, Jumaat lalu.

Operasi mencari dan menyelamat bagi mengesan mereka yang dikhuatiri tertimbus di bawah runtuhan bangunan masih diteruskan.

Menurut Ketua Pusat Data, Informasi dan Komunikasi Kebencanaan Badan Nasional Pengurusan Bencana, Dr Raditya Jati, berdasarkan data sementara yang dikumpul pagi tadi, sebanyak 70 mayat ditemukan di Kabupaten Mamuju, manakala 11 lagi mayat ditemukan di Kabupaten Majene.

Kapal hospital Indonesia KRI Dr Soeharso di pelabuhan Mamuju hari ini, merawat mangsa gempa bumi di Sulawesi Barat. - Foto AFP

"Seramai 19,345 penduduk kini ditempatkan di pusat-pusat pemindahan sementara, lebih 800 cedera dalam kejadian itu selain sebanyak 1,150 unit rumah dan bangunan termasuk sekolah dan sebuah hospital rosak dan runtuh," katanya dalam kenyataan hari ini.

Pejabat gabenor di Mamuju runtuh selepas gempa bumi Jumaat lalu. - Foto AFP

Dalam kejadian 1.28 pagi waktu Indonesia Timur Jumaat lalu, Sulawesi Barat digegarkan oleh gempa bumi berukuran 6.2 pada skala Richter yang diikuti lebih 30 gempa susulan bermagnitud bawah 5.5 pada skala Richter. – BERNAMA

 

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Gempa Susulan Kembali Terjadi di Majene, 6 Desa Kini Terisolasi

 

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Gempa bermagnitud 5.5 di Gorontalo, Sulawesi​

Jakarta: Gempa bumi bermagnitud 5.5 melanda 147 kilometer (km) ESE Gorontalo, di Sulawesi, Indonesia pada Jumaat, kata Kajian Geologi Amerika Syarikat (USGS).


Pusat gempa, dengan kedalaman 63.96 kilometer, ditentukan pada 0.0496 darjah utara dan 124.2913 darjah timur, lapor Xinhua.