Ganjar's Quick Action Reviewing The Impact Of The Earthquake In Wonogiri, Prioritize School Improvements

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo when checking the impact of the earthquake at SMKN 1 Pracimantoro Wonogiri, Monday 3 July

WONOGIRI - Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo moved quickly in handling the impact of the 6.6 magnitude Bantul earthquake in Wonogiri Regency. Ganjar mobilized a number of forces and capabilities so that post-square handling could be accelerated.Ganjar visited Wonogiri to check a number of locations affected by the earthquake. Accompanied by the Head of BMKG, Dwi Korita and a number of service ranks related to the Central Java Provincial Government, Ganjar checked the condition of SMKN 1 Pracimantoro, SMPN 1 Giriwoyo, as well as a number of places of worship to the houses of residents affected by the earthquake. "After yesterday the earthquake, I was pioneered while on the trip (hajj). Yesterday I immediately asked to deploy a team, check the condition of the community and inventory of the damage. Today we tried to check in Wonogiri to see the condition," said Ganjar when checking the impact of the earthquake at SMKN 1 Pracimantoro Wonogiri, Monday 3 July. From the results of the inspection in the field, it was known that several buildings were badly damaged and had to be immediately repaired. Several buildings that entered the category were badly damaged were schools. For example, there are 14 buildings and 27 classrooms, the practices and halls that were damaged by the earthquake. Damage occurred quite badly, namely the roofs irrespective, the roofs of the collapsed walls, the recoil walls, and others. "The school is still a priority because soon the children are in class. But I ask for it to be repaired soon, we will immediately move quickly," he said. In Wonogiri, the provincial government also prepared a budget for improving the impact of earthquakes to help earthquake throughout the Central Java region. The reason is that from the checking, there is also a place of worship and houses of residents. "Including to repair houses of worship, residents' houses and others. We coordinate with the local government, which is a priority for improvement. For the budget, apart from our budget, we ask to immediately improve it, we will move quickly," he said. In addition to Wonogiri, the provincial government will also prepare a budget for improving earthquake impact in the entire Central Java region. Not only places of worship and houses.

Meanwhile, Deputy Principal of SMKN 1 Pracimantoro, Bambang said, there were 14 buildings and 27 rooms damaged by the earthquake. The majority of the damage to the roof and walls of the building. "In addition to the building, our equipment is also damaged. There are several computers, LCD, air conditioning and others. We hope it can be repaired soon because the children will soon enter school," he said.