Good News Coming From Mukomuko, Flood Emergency Response Status Revoked
JAKARTA - The government of Mukomuko Regency, Bengkulu, today revoked or did not extend the status of flood emergency response imposed for three days because the flooding in this area has receded.
"It is not extended anymore because the flooding in this area has receded since the last few days," said the Head of the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Mukomuko Syahrizal Regency in his statement in Mukomuko, reported by Antara, Friday, May 21.
The Mukomuko District Government previously established flood emergency response status in this area for three days, starting from Tuesday, May 18 to Thursday, May 20.
He said that the flood conditions that hit a number of areas since Monday, May 17, have now receded, there are no provincial roads and districts are flooded.
"If the water condition has receded, the road can be normal again, and now the flood that soaks the houses of the residents has receded, including the homes of residents of tranbandep area and Pondok Batu Ujung Village," he said.
He said that assistance for residents who have been flood victims since recent days came from various parties, including from the Governor of Bengkulu and from other provinces.
He mentioned that donors who provide assistance to flood victims in this area, namely JNE, BRI, The District Court, the Chairman of the Dprd and still many donors from this area.
Related to the budget used for flood management in this area, he said, it has not made details of its budget needs, the documents are still prepared.
"If we don't get the details right now, the unexpected costs for flood management in this area may be used up and there may not be much budget," he said.
He said that if for example it does not allow unexpected costs (BTT) for physical construction, most costs for the bridge are broken because there is a temporary tuning if it is charged in the fund. technical studies from the PUPR Office," he also said.