PADANG PARIAMAN (1 October 2021) - Heavy rains and strong
winds hit Padang Pariaman Regency (29/9), especially the Korong Keramat Jaya
and Korong Tanah Taban Nagari Pasia Laweh locations, resulting in fallen trees,
floods, and landslides.
Strong winds that
occurred at the Tomb of Sheikh Burhanudin Ulakan, Korong Keramat Jaya caused a
tree to fall. This incident damaged 23 residents' stalls, 1 visitor died,
including Jaminar, a woman (50 years old), 1 person has a fracture, and 2 other
people were slightly injured.
Meanwhile, the flood that
occurred in Korong Tanah Taban Nagari Pasia Laweh Lubuk Alung District, Padang
Pariaman Regency caused the landslide Wednesday night at around 19:00. As a
result of the landslide, 2 houses were heavily damaged, 1 house was damaged in
the kitchen, 7 people died, 1 person was injured, and 12 families were affected
by the flood. All the victims have been successfully evacuated by residents and
the bodies are currently in the cremation process.
The fatalities were 2
families living in 1 house consisting of 4 adults and 3 children. The seven
victims who died were Andi Karba (46), Yernis Gowasa (43), Esnimar (19), Pianus
Nduru (25), Aldi Firman Nduru (12), Wita Sriwahyuni Ndururu (8), and Putri
Nathasya Ndururu (6). In addition, 1 person with a broken bone condition, Yuwita
(41) has been taken to the hospital and the surgery has been done.
Following the
direction of the Minister of Social Affairs, Tri Rismaharini, Thursday
afternoon (30/9) the Social Rehabilitation Center "Rumbai" in
Pekanbaru dispatched an emergency response team in collaboration with the
Social Service of Padang Pariaman Regency, Padang Pariaman Regency BPDB, Padang
Pariaman Regency Tagana, and the Social Rehabilitation Companion to provide
Psychosocial Support Services (LDP) as well as assistance to families of
victims affected by floods and landslides.
Based on the team's
identification in the field, the families of the victims who died needed
compensation, fulfillment of basic needs, and daily equipment for flood-affected
victims, and psychosocial support was needed to reduce the impact of trauma.
The late Jaminar left her
family and resides in Batu Mangaum, Sungai Geringging District. The late Pianus
Ndruru leaves his wife, Yusimalai Laia.