The Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Ensures That No Indonesian Citizens Become Victims Of Hurricane History In The US-Mexico

Archives - Director of Protection of Indonesian Citizens and BHI Ministry of Foreign Affairs Judha Nugraha/ANTARA/Putu Indah Savitri

JAKARTA - Director of Protection for Indonesian Citizens and Indonesian Legal Entities of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Judha Nugraha said that until now no Indonesian citizens (WNI) have been victims of Hurricane History in the United States and Mexico.

"The Indonesian Embassy in Mexico City and the Indonesian Consulate General in Los Angeles continue to monitor and coordinate with local authorities and the Indonesian community to anticipate the possibility of flooding," Judha said as quoted by ANTARA, Tuesday, August 22.

He explained that Hurricane History in the US began entering the State of California since Sunday (20/8) and currently the country's authorities have lowered the status of the storm fromhurricane to a tropical storm.

Hurricane History in Mexico has claimed one death, closed Los Cabos Airport, and evacuated residents in Santa Rosalia City, Baja California Sur. Local authorities have lowered the status of Hurricane History to Category 1 (lowest).

The Indonesian Embassy in Mexico City and the Indonesian Consulate General in Los Angeles have appealed to Indonesian citizens in the affected areas to remain vigilant and careful.

The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs also provides emergency contact numbers that can be contacted by Indonesian citizens to ask for help:

Indonesian Embassy in Mexico City: [phone]

Indonesian Consulate General In Los Angeles: [phone]