Firefighters Reveal Various Constraints When Putting Out Fires In The Munisi Warehouse Of Kodam Jaya

Capture the screen of the explosion at the Regional Munition Warehouse, belonging to the Jaya Regional Military Command

JAKARTA The process of extinguishing the fire at the Regional Munisi Warehouse (Gud cheap) Kodam Jaya, Ciangsana Village, Bogor Regency experienced various obstacles. Head of the DKI Jakarta Fire and Rescue Service (Gulkarmat), Satriadi Gunawan, revealed that the first was an explosion. Therefore, his party continues to coordinate with local officials.

"Then the second, the water source becomes an obstacle because the water source is far away. So we use a system not static, but use dynamically assisted by Bogor and Bekasi Regencies to be able to supply our units in front," said Satriadi, quoted from Antara, Sunday, March 31.

He explained that water sources in the dynamical system require units to take water from a distant source and carry it forward to extinguishing locations, such as relays.

In addition, he said that the use of robots was very helpful in extinguishing the fire at the cheap Gud. In fact, he said, there were no obstacles.

"Robotic is very helpful in terms of operation because it is a place that has the potential for danger for members, so we can use the operation using robotic equipment," he said.

Meanwhile, Pangdam Jaya Major General TNI Mohamad Hasan said that the fire in Gudpur Kodam Jaya had been extinguished.

"At 03.45 WIB, we can confirm that the hotspots can be extinguished," said TNI Major General Mohamad Hasan in Bogor Regency, West Java, Sunday.

According to him, officers have taken steps to extinguish the fire due to the explosion that caused a fire in the warehouse number six of the cheap Gud, Kodam Jaya, which contained expired ammunition.

Major General Hasan said that currently officers are in the process of cooling down to anticipate the existence of fire propagation so that everything is safe.

"Earlier, we have taken steps to deal with the extinguishing of the hotspots from warehouse number six," he said.