6 Victims Who Fat In 3 Different Locations Can Be FOUND BPBD Bogor In A Death Condition

Head of the Bogor Regency BPBD Emergency Section Adam Hamdani in Bogor, West Java. (ANTARA/M Fikri Setiawan)

BOGOR - The Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Bogor Regency, West Java, stated that six victims who were swept away in three disaster locations had been found dead. "The missing victims who were dragged by the water were found gradually in various places, some in Puncak, Jakarta and others," said Head of the Emergency Section at the Bogor Regency BPBD, Adam Hamdani in Cibinong Bogor, Antara, Tuesday, October 18. The location of the first swept away incident was in the Twin Curug, Puncak Area, Bogor Regency, on Wednesday, October 12 with four victims named Tara Tamkin (13), Amira Hana (14), Raka Alfa (13) and Andini (15). The four victims who were students of the Depok City Al Hikmah Middle School were found in stages. Tara Tamkin (13), Amira Hana (14), and Raka Alfa (13) were found on the same day not far from the washed away location. Meanwhile, Andini's body was found five days later on Monday, October 17, about 2 kilometers from the initial location, washed away. The second location was in the Cileungsi River, Bogor Regency on Friday, October 14 with the victim named Naufal Juli Saputra (15). At that time, Naufal was swept away after successfully rescuing his friend with the initials R who drowned in the Cileungsi River. Naufal's body was found four days later, on Sunday night he died in Kalibaru, Marunda Village, North Jakarta. The third location is in the Ciliwung River, Bojonggede on Saturday, October 15 with the victim named Shigeo Dhaffa Maulana (8). Dhaffa was swept away while looking for crabs with two of his friends. Dhaffa's body was found dead a day later, on Sunday, October 16 in the Ciliwung River, Pulo Village, Jakarta. Adam said that with a series of swept away events, there needed to be joint anticipation efforts between the government and the community. According to him, more massive socialization is needed regarding the supervision of children, especially during extreme weather. “ There must be attention and supervision from all parties. It's when it rains that there must be a special attraction to swim, said Adam. He also appealed to all parties to remind each other about potential disasters in the midst of extreme weather at this time. Moreover, extreme weather still has the potential to occur some time later. “Extreme weather is quite long. According to BMKG, the peak is from November to January, so between those months reduce outdoor activities,” he said.