BMKG Reminds Potential Heavy Rain In Bali, Residents Asked To Beware Of Floods

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DENPASAR - The Center for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG) Region III, Denpasar, Bali, appealed to the public to be aware of the impact of the rainy season which could potentially flood in the Bali region.

Head of Sub Division for Collection and Distribution of BMKG Region III Denpasar, Dwi Hartanto, said that the impact of heavy rains would have the potential for flooding.

"The impact of this heavy rain can cause flooding and landslides, if the area is prone to landslides and is in a flood-prone area, so that people remain vigilant," Hartanto said, Monday, September 13.

He explained, for areas with the potential for moderate, heavy rain, which can be accompanied by lightning or lightning and strong winds, it is predicted to occur until Tuesday, September 14.

"With the high intensity of rain in recent times, the public is advised to remain vigilant and careful about the disasters caused. Such as floods, puddles, landslides, strong winds, fallen trees and lightning or lightning," he added.

BMKG also appealed to users or operators of sea transportation services. Such as fishermen, marine tourism, and people who are active in coastal areas to always be vigilant.

"We are advised to be aware of the potential for sea waves with a height of 2.0 meters or more in the southern Bali Strait, Badung Strait, southern Lombok Strait and the southern Indian Ocean in Bali," Hartanto said.