Central Maluku PB Satlak Data On Damage Due To Clashes Of Residents

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AMBON - The Disaster Management Unit for Central Maluku Regency, Maluku is conducting data collection on damage to buildings belonging to the people of Kariu Village, Haruku Island District after clashes between residents.

"We are still in the field to carry out data collection," said Head of the Central Maluku PB Implementing Unit, Abdulatief, quoted by Antara, Thursday, January 27.

Abdulatif confirmed the impact of clashes between residents of Ori Hamlet and Pelauw Village with Kariu Village residents which left three people dead, two residents injured and one Police officer being shot by an unknown person.

The impact of the clashes, which are currently being recorded by the Malteng Satlak PB, include the damage to houses that were destroyed by fire and the number of residents who fled to the forest or to Aboru Village.

"For the moment we are still at the location to record the various damages that occurred," he said.

Previously, the Head of the Maluku Social Service, Sartono Pining, said that he had coordinated with the Maluku BPBD regarding the distribution of these various aids to distribute three tons of rice, tents, and public kitchen utensils to be distributed to Haruku Island today.

The head of the Maluku BPBD, Hendri Far-Far, stated that he had made an official memorandum for the allocation of emergency response funds needed to procure primary aid for IDPs victims of conflict.

In addition, they have also coordinated with the Satlak PB Malteng so that the distribution of aid can be handled optimally and does not overlap.

Meanwhile, the Head of Public Relations of the Ambon Island Police and PP Lease, Iptu I. Leatemia said that currently the situation and conditions for the security and social order in Haruku Island Sub-district are conducive.

"The current security situation is safe and conducive, and last night the Maluku Police Chief Inspector General Lotharia Latif and his entourage held a meeting of community leaders in Pelauw Village," he said.