Selamat Victim Still Syok Remembered Teman Tergulung Ombak Di Pantai Madasari, Pemkot Tasikmalaya Prepare Psychologist

Head of BPBD Tasikmalaya Ucu Anwar. (ANTARA/HO)

TASIKMALAYA - The Tasikmalaya City Government, West Java has prepared a team of psychologists to cure the trauma of the victims' teenagers in the sinking incident at Madasari Beach, Pangandaran Regency. "It has been conveyed to the Tasikmalaya City Social Service to carry out trauma healing for survivors," said Head of the Tasikmalaya City Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) Ucu Anwar in Tasikmalaya, quoted from Antara, Friday, July 8. The Tasikmalaya City Government has made various efforts after receiving information that a number of teenagers were victims of being dragged by the waves at Madasari Beach, Pangandaran Regency, last Thursday morning. The incident left three people dead, one person, dead and a number of other teenagers managed to survive the unfortunate incident. He said there were five people who would undergo his mental recovery so as not to be traumatized by the events he experienced. "Only five people have to be traumatized healing, later trauma healing will be carried out after arriving in Tasik," he said. The reason for having to restore to them was because it was known that he was experiencing quite severe trauma, his condition always reminded him of the events he experienced or saw his friend who was carried away by the currents of the waves. "His condition is still in shock, remembering, remembering, seeing his friends being dragged by the waves," said Ucu. He conveyed that the group of tourists aged 36 people from Cibeureum District, Tasikmalaya City went on a trip to Pangandaran. But unfortunately, a number of other friends were swept away by the waves while playing on Madasari Beach, causing three people to die, and one person is still missing. The Tasikmalaya City Government has dispatched a team to help search with other teams in Pangandaran. In addition, the Tasikmalaya City Government has also evacuated survivors and other tour groups to return to Tasikmalaya City. All treatment costs for survivors and costs for bringing the deceased to the funeral home are all borne by the Tasikmalaya City Government. "Including financing when there is financing in hospitals, we will help," said Ucu.