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JABATAN PERDANA MENTERI
AGENSI PENGURUSAN BENCANA NEGARA
JAKARTA: Indonesia merekodkan 1,730 bencana alam sepanjang tempoh 1 Januari hingga 7 September tahun ini, dengan bencana hidrometeorologi dan geologi mendominasi kejadian yang berlaku di negara itu.
Setiausaha Agensi Mitigasi Bencana Kebangsaan (BNPB), Rustian, berkata jumlah itu berdasarkan data yang dikumpulkan agensi berkenaan sehingga semalam.
“Berdasarkan data yang dikumpulkan BNPB sehingga 7 September, sebanyak 1,730 bencana berlaku, dengan hidrometeorologi dan geologi mencatatkan jumlah tertinggi,” katanya dalam sidang akhbar di Jakarta hari ini.
Menurutnya, semua 514 daerah dan bandar di 38 wilayah Indonesia masih berdepan tahap kerentanan bencana sederhana hingga tinggi.
Beliau berkata, antara bencana hidrometeorologi yang direkodkan melibatkan 627 kejadian kebakaran hutan dan tanah, 543 banjir, 324 cuaca ekstrem, 105 tanah runtuh, 101 kejadian kemarau dan 14 insiden berkaitan gelombang pasang serta hakisan pantai.
Beliau kemudian mengulas mengenai bencana geologi, dengan menyatakan sebanyak 13 gempa bumi besar dan tiga letusan gunung berapi dilaporkan berlaku di beberapa wilayah di seluruh negara.
Katanya, bencana berkenaan turut menyebabkan kerosakan besar terhadap struktur bangunan, dengan keseluruhan 111,533 rumah terjejas di seluruh Indonesia.
Pegawai itu mengesahkan sebanyak 29,143 rumah mengalami kerosakan teruk, manakala 24,521 lagi rosak sederhana dan 57,869 rumah mengalami kerosakan ringan.
Kesan bencana turut melibatkan infrastruktur dan kemudahan awam, termasuk 2,361 institusi pendidikan, 867 rumah ibadat, 230 kemudahan kesihatan primer dan rujukan, 751 pejabat serta 92 jambatan.
Sebagai langkah menangani situasi itu, BNPB berusaha mempercepatkan tindakan kecemasan selain melaksanakan pemulihan dan pembinaan semula segera dengan menyelaraskan sumber di peringkat nasional serta membantu kerajaan wilayah.
Rustian berkata siling peruntukan sebanyak 1.12 trilion rupiah (kira-kira RM257 juta) diluluskan untuk operasi agensi itu pada 2027.
Daripada jumlah berkenaan, sebanyak 126.24 bilion rupiah diperuntukkan bagi meneruskan usaha pemulihan di Aceh, Sumatera Utara dan Sumatera Barat susulan kejadian banjir dan tanah runtuh besar-besaran pada 2025.- ANTARA
PETALING JAYA – Keadaan cuaca hujan hampir setiap hari menjadi cabaran utama Pasukan Mencari dan Menyelamat Khas Malaysia (SMART) dalam melaksanakan operasi cerapan menggunakan dron di Nepal.
Agensi Pengurusan Bencana Negara (NADMA) dalam satu kenyataan berkata, operasi pada hari keempat SMART hari ini tergendala akibat keadaan cuaca yang tidak mengizinkan sekali gus mengekang usaha penerbangan dron bagi mengumpul data serta imej udara di kawasan terjejas.
“Keadaan cuaca yang hujan hampir setiap hari mengekang usaha penerbangan dron.
“Pasukan SMART sentiasa meneliti kaedah yang paling sesuai bagi memastikan aktiviti cerapan dan pengumpulan data foto udara dapat dilaksanakan secara optimum,” ujarnya.
Tambahnya, data yang diperoleh akan dianalisis bagi mendapatkan gambaran keadaan kawasan terjejas selain melengkapi atau menambah baik data sedia ada untuk menyokong perancangan operasi seterusnya.
Dalam pada itu, seramai 10 anggota SMART diketuai Inspektor Abdullah berlepas dari Markas Taktikal Tentera Nepal di Trishuli pada pukul 10.45 pagi waktu tempatan menuju ke Dhunche menggunakan helikopter MI-17.
Pasukan berkenaan selamat tiba di Dhunche kira-kira 45 minit kemudian sebelum memulakan persediaan operasi di kawasan tersebut.
Dhunche dijadikan pangkalan hadapan taktikal bagi pengurusan operasi bencana di Rasuwa yang meliputi Timure, Syafrubesi, Dhunche dan Mailung.
“Setibanya di lokasi, Pasukan SMART akan membangunkan pangkalan hadapan sebagai lokasi persediaan dan penginapan sementara mereka sekiranya keadaan operasi memerlukan,” katanya.
Sementara itu, operasi hari ini memberi tumpuan kepada aktiviti cerapan dron meliputi kawasan antara Syafrubesi dan Timure yang dijadualkan mengambil masa selama dua hari.
Bagi memastikan liputan imej udara menyeluruh, kawasan cerapan dibahagikan kepada empat sektor utama iaitu Sektor A, B, C dan D.
Tugasan turut dipecahkan kepada dua pasukan dengan setiap pasukan terdiri daripada lapan anggota, masing-masing membabitkan empat anggota SMART dan empat anggota Angkatan Tentera Nepal. – KOSMO! ONLINE
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 8 — The Special Malaysia Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team (SMART) arrived in Dhunche, Nepal, today to establish a forward base and begin aerial reconnaissance operations using drones in the disaster-stricken area.
According to a statement issued by the Home-Based Support Team (HBST) of MAS01 SMART, under the National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA), the 10-member team, led by Inspector Abdullah Ahmad Sobri, travelled to the location aboard an MI-17 helicopter.
MIRI (Dept 8): The Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) Northern Region Airbase team will be deployed to Long Lellang tomorrow morning (Sept 9) to assist in the investigation into this afternoon’s Flying Doctor Service (FDS) helicopter crash at Long Lellang STOLport, said Datuk Gerawat Gala.
The Deputy Minister in the Sarawak Premier’s Department (Labour, Immigration and Project Monitoring) expressed his deep sadness over the incident, describing it as particularly heartbreaking as Long Lellang is one of the remote areas that relies heavily on air services for access to healthcare and other basic services.
“The incident is deeply saddening, especially as Long Lellang is one of the remote areas that relies heavily on air services to access healthcare and basic services.
“I would like to extend my deepest sympathy and condolences to all those affected by this tragedy, particularly the families and loved ones who are going through an extremely difficult time,” he said in a statement.
Gerawat, who is also Mulu assemblyman, extended his heartfelt condolences to those affected and prayed that all matters arising from the incident would be eased.
He also expressed his appreciation to security personnel, rescue teams, healthcare workers and members of the Long Lellang community who assisted at the scene.
“In this time of great sorrow, let us pray together that all matters related to this tragedy will be eased and that the affected families will be given the strength to face this extremely difficult
Police launch SAR operation after flying doctor service helicopter crash in Long Lellang
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- Berita
KUCHING (Sept 8): A search-and-rescue (SAR) operation is under way to locate five people aboard a helicopter that crashed near the Long Lellang STOLport in the interior of Baram.
Confirming the incident, Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Mohamad Zainal Abdullah said the search effort currently involves local villagers, personnel from the People’s Volunteer Corps (Rela) and auxiliary police stationed at the Long Lellang STOLport.
“The SAR operation is being hampered by the remoteness of the crash site, which lies roughly ten hours’ overland travel from Marudi.
“Air support using helicopters has not been possible owing to hazy weather conditions and the fact that the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) has not granted clearance for flights to depart from the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) airbase in Kuching,” he said in a statement.
Mohamad Zainal said a dedicated search-and-rescue team was expected to reach the scene as soon as possible, while details of those on board would be confirmed in due course.
He said the helicopter crashed at the end of the airstrip at about 3.32pm, with initial reports indicating that five people were on board at the time.
He urged the public not to speculate on the incident to allow a full investigation to be carried out in conjunction with the Air Accident Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Transport.
Earlier, Miri Resident and Miri Divisional Disaster Management Committee chairman Galong Luang confirmed that all five people on board were killed in the crash.
“Unfortunately, all five onboard are deceased, as confirmed by reports from the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) and Ministry of Health (MoH),” he told The Borneo Post when contacted.