Solok (ANTARA) \u2013 The Solok Regency Government in West Sumatra has\nhonoured 187 personnel from the Municipal Police and Fire and Rescue\nService for their involvement in clearing debris after flash floods in\nArosuka.<\/p>\n
Solok Regent Jon Firman Pandu said on Saturday that the awards were a\nform of local government recognition for personnel involved in\nresponding to the impact of the flash floods, particularly clearing\ndebris in affected areas.<\/p>\n
The flash floods that struck Arosuka affected the Solok Regency\ngovernment office complex, requiring clean-up and response work to help\nrestore government operations.<\/p>\n
A total of 187 Municipal Police and Fire and Rescue Service personnel\ntook part in the clean-up alongside other parties involved in the\npost-disaster response.<\/p>\n
At the award presentation, the regent asked Solok Regency Municipal\nPolice and Fire and Rescue Service chief Asril directly about the\ndistribution of payments to all the personnel.<\/p>\n
Asril said the payments had been handed to all personnel involved.\nHowever, the amounts received were not yet complete, and additional\npayments would be made at a later stage.<\/p>\n
The regent thanked the Municipal Police and Fire and Rescue Service\npersonnel, as well as everyone who had helped clear the flash-flood\ndebris in Arosuka.<\/p>\n
He said the involvement of various parties in the post-disaster\nresponse was important to supporting recovery in the affected area.<\/p>\n
In addition to the clean-up, the local government is continuing its\npost-disaster response by drawing up rehabilitation and reconstruction\nplans.<\/p>\n
The Solok Regency Government has submitted a Post-Disaster\nRehabilitation and Reconstruction Plan (R3P) to the central government\nas part of the recovery process following the flash floods.<\/p>\n
The document forms part of post-disaster planning and sets out\nrehabilitation and reconstruction needs in the affected areas.<\/p>\n
The regent expressed hope that recovery work would begin soon,\nallowing affected areas to gradually return to normal and residents to\nresume their daily activities.<\/p>\n
\u201cOn behalf of the local government, we would like to thank everyone.\nHopefully, Solok can recover soon,\u201d Jon said.<\/p>\n
The Solok Regency Government expressed its appreciation to all those\nwho had helped with the post-disaster response and said it hoped their\nco-operation would continue to support the recovery of areas affected by\nthe flash floods.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/solok-regency-government-honours-187-post-flood-clean-up-workers-1792230655", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }