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Source/Editor: Public Relation of Central Sulawesi/Ramdan Otoluwa
Regent
of Donggala and Sigi, and the Mayor of Palu were given a deadline by Governor
of Central Sulawesi, Longki Djanggola, in late December 2018 to immediately
establish data validation with the decision of the regional head. This was
confirmed by Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia, when the Governor requested
an acceleration of assistance.
“When we asked the Vice President for the acceleration of assistance,
his answer accelerated the data validation. Because based on valid data, help will be fast or
slow. Therefore, I ask that by the end of December there will be a regional
decision regarding disaster data in each region, ‘said the governor.
his answer accelerated the data validation. Because based on valid data, help will be fast or
slow. Therefore, I ask that by the end of December there will be a regional
decision regarding disaster data in each region, ‘said the governor.
The basic thing is, last weekend the transition period for disaster recovery
was extended to February 23, 2019. Originally, the transition period will be
completed tomorrow – December 25, 2018.
was extended to February 23, 2019. Originally, the transition period will be
completed tomorrow – December 25, 2018.
However, because the evaluation results are still 1,200 units, Governor
Longki Djanggola decided to extend. The decision considered, especially the
technical considerations delivered by BNPB through the BNPB Logistics Deputy.
Extending to the next 60 days, the goal is to increase the performance targets. This was revealed by an evaluation meeting
expanded with BNPB’s Deputy Logistics and Equipment, Rudi Phadmanto
(12/21/2018).
Longki Djanggola decided to extend. The decision considered, especially the
technical considerations delivered by BNPB through the BNPB Logistics Deputy.
Extending to the next 60 days, the goal is to increase the performance targets. This was revealed by an evaluation meeting
expanded with BNPB’s Deputy Logistics and Equipment, Rudi Phadmanto
(12/21/2018).
The extension of the transition period was proposed by the Head of the
Infrastructure Task Force, Ari Supriadi. He reported, currently the
construction of shelter is still 110 units from the target of 1,200 units.
Currently,
there are 220 units in Palu, 193 units in Sigi and 140 units in Donggala. By
him, he expected the need to extend the emergency transition.
Infrastructure Task Force, Ari Supriadi. He reported, currently the
construction of shelter is still 110 units from the target of 1,200 units.
Currently,
there are 220 units in Palu, 193 units in Sigi and 140 units in Donggala. By
him, he expected the need to extend the emergency transition.
The same thing was proposed by the Central Sulawesi Head of Social
Affairs, Ridwan Mumu and Head of Binamarga and Tata Ruang Syaifullah Djafar.
The same thing was also expressed by BNPB Logistics Deputy Rudi Phadmanto. ’’At
present,
there is still a need to extend the emergency transition to facilitate access
to disaster relief, and it is hoped that immediate planning data validation
will be carried out and determined by the regional head’s decision to
immediately decide on the distribution of assistance in accordance with the
policies set. Because the policy of budget allocation can be decided based on the accurate data, ‘he said.
Affairs, Ridwan Mumu and Head of Binamarga and Tata Ruang Syaifullah Djafar.
The same thing was also expressed by BNPB Logistics Deputy Rudi Phadmanto. ’’At
present,
there is still a need to extend the emergency transition to facilitate access
to disaster relief, and it is hoped that immediate planning data validation
will be carried out and determined by the regional head’s decision to
immediately decide on the distribution of assistance in accordance with the
policies set. Because the policy of budget allocation can be decided based on the accurate data, ‘he said.
As Chair of Pusdatina, Secretary of Provincial Secretariat Mohammad
Hidayat Lamakarate said that Pusdatina had conducted data validation with teams
from regencies and cities. He hoped the regional head at Pasigala had set the
data validation with the decision of the regional head. This was followed by
the governor so that the regents and mayors as soon as possible carried out
data validation and were determined by a regional head decision.**
Hidayat Lamakarate said that Pusdatina had conducted data validation with teams
from regencies and cities. He hoped the regional head at Pasigala had set the
data validation with the decision of the regional head. This was followed by
the governor so that the regents and mayors as soon as possible carried out
data validation and were determined by a regional head decision.**
