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Minister of Home Affairs (Mendagri)
Tito Karnavian
mentioned electricity in the Province
Aceh
will be back to normal by next weekend.
Tito said that currently Aceh needs to build replacement towers after a number of 150 kV transmission towers collapsed due to flooding.Materials for building the tower, he said, took time to be transported to the disaster-affected locations.
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“The total is 30 tons so it will take 5 days to transport, six tons per day. Five days and then two days for repairs so it is estimated that in seven days, God willing, on Saturday the electricity will be running. If there is electricity, communication will be easier,” said Tito to journalists in Pidie Jaya as reported by
detikcom
, Sunday (30/11).
Tito said that electricity in Aceh is currently experiencing disruption because a tower was damaged due to flooding.As a result, a number of areas experienced electricity disruptions.
“Those in Banda Aceh are temporarily
support
only from Nagan Raya, so it’s not optimal because it’s usually
support
from Arun and Nagan Raya,” he said.
Tito admitted that he was concerned about the disaster that hit several areas in Aceh.According to him, several specific points were affected.
“Today we also provide support, assistance, apart from the Ministry of Home Affairs, the provincial government in the form of food, clothing and others,” said Tito.
Flash floods submerged dozens of districts and cities in three provinces on Sumatra Island, namely North Sumatra, Aceh and West Sumatra in the last few days.
The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) recorded that the total number of victims who died as a result of flash floods and landslides in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra reached 303 people as of Saturday (29/11) afternoon.
Head of BNPB Suharyanto said that most of the fatalities came from North Sumatra (North Sumatra) with 166 fatalities.
“I will describe from North Sumatra, yesterday’s death toll was 116, now there are 166 people who have died. Then 143 people are still missing,” said Suharyanto.
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