Latest Bali Flood Data: 18 Death Toll, 163 Points Still Submerged

Illustration of floods (ANTARA)

The Bali Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) noted that at least until 06.00 WITA the number of victims found dead due to large floods in Bali reached 18 people.

"Total meninggal dunia 18 orang, dari Kota Denpasar 12, Kabupaten Gianyar tiga, Kabupaten Jembrana dua, dan Kabupaten Badung satu orang," kata Kepala Pelaksana BPBD Bali I Gede Agung Teja Bhusana Yadnya, dikutip ANTARA, Jumat 12 September.

Apart from the 18 victims from all over Bali, he said, there were still two other victims who were on the search list for the joint SAR team.

From the Bali BPBD summary, he continued, until the third day of the morning starting from the large floods that hit Bali, especially Denpasar, Badung, Gianyar, and Buleleng, on Wednesday (10/9) in the early hours of the morning, the recorded incidents were 163 floods, 64 landslides, 35 fallen trees, two broken bridges, three damaged roads, and 21 broken walls. point.

The most flood disasters were spread in the capital city of Bali Province, namely Denpasar with 81 points, followed by 15 points in Gianyar Regency, 12 points in Badung Regency, 28 points in Tabanan Regency, 23 points in Jembrana Regency, and four points in Karangasem Regency.

Then the landslide that occurred the most in Tabanan with 43 points, the most fallen trees in Tabanan 17 points, damaged roads in Bangli two points, and the most broken walls in Karangasem 11 points.

From the temporary report data, Agung Teja estimates that the loss of 514 building units will reach Rp. 28,915,360,000.

"With details of Denpasar City 474 stalls, kiosks, and shophouses damaged on Jalan Sulawesi and Pasar Kumbasari worth IDR 25,537,360,000, Bangli three buildings were damaged with an estimated damage of IDR 292,000,000," he said.

Furthermore, in Tabanan, 29 buildings were found damaged with an estimated loss of Rp. 3,086,000,000, Karangasem six buildings were damaged with a value of damage still being calculated, and Gianyar had damaged buildings with a value of damage that was still in the process of being calculated.

Over the past three days, he continued, the government has also formed refugee posts whose refugees have gradually decreased due to improving conditions.

The evacuation posts are currently in Denpasar with 186 refugees spread across six posts and 250 refugees in Jembrana are spread across two posts.