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        "id": 1656885,
        "msgid": "bnpb-prepares-logistical-support-during-ternate-disaster-emergency-response-period-1775652782",
        "date": "2026-04-05 18:51:58",
        "title": "BNPB prepares logistical support during Ternate disaster emergency response period",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) is prioritising logistical needs in remote island areas like Pulau Mayau and Tifure Pulau Batang Dua following the magnitude 7.6 earthquake that struck North Maluku on 2 April, affecting four regencies and two cities across 27 sub-districts and 46 villages\/neighbourhoods. BNPB has coordinated with Basarnas to deploy the KN SAR vessel for aid distribution and is facilitating trauma healing support through the Social Affairs Office with assistance from TNI and Polri, while committing full central support for the emergency response phase. The disaster has displaced around 2,000 people, with 1,107 still in evacuation sites, and caused damage to 99 houses severely, 66 moderately, and 139 lightly, with repair mechanisms to follow applicable regulations.",
        "content": "<p>Ternate (ANTARA) - The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) is\npreparing support, with the primary focus over the next two weeks on\nfulfilling logistical needs in the most remote island areas, such as\nPulau Mayau and Tifure Pulau Batang Dua. \u201cWe have coordinated to deploy\nthe State Ship (KN) SAR owned by Basarnas to support logistics\ndistribution. In addition, trauma healing support for residents affected\nby the earthquake will be provided by the Social Affairs Office,\nassisted by TNI\/Polri personnel,\u201d said Director of Region I Handling at\nBNPB, Agus Riyanto, in Ternate on Sunday. He stated the central\ngovernment\u2019s readiness to fully support the emergency response phase in\nNorth Maluku. BNPB also emphasised that the mechanism for repairing\nhouses damaged by natural disasters or social conflicts will be\nprocessed in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.\nPreviously, the Deputy Governor of North Maluku, Sarbin Sehe, stressed\nthe importance of quick and integrated steps in responding to the\nimpacts of the magnitude 7.6 earthquake that shook the North Maluku\nregion on 2 April. The earthquake affected 4 regencies and 2 cities,\ncovering 27 sub-districts and 46 villages\/neighbourhoods, with details\nas follows: Ternate City 7 sub-districts, 15 villages\/neighbourhoods;\nTidore City 7 sub-districts, 15 villages\/neighbourhoods; North Halmahera\nRegency 3 sub-districts, 3 villages; East Halmahera Regency 2\nsub-districts, 2 villages; Central Halmahera Regency 4 sub-districts, 6\nvillages; and South Halmahera Regency 4 sub-districts and 4 villages.\nMeanwhile, around 2,000 people were displaced, with 1,107 individuals or\n113 households currently still at evacuation sites. Physical damage\nrecorded includes 99 heavily damaged residential houses, 66 moderately\ndamaged, and 139 lightly damaged.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/bnpb-prepares-logistical-support-during-ternate-disaster-emergency-response-period-1775652782",
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