The Government will Fix Settlements in Tsunami-Affected Pandeglang

warta Jurnal. Pandeglang - The government will relocate settlements along the coast especially those prone to tsunami impacts on the coast of Anyer to the Sumur, Pandeglang. Priority will be given to buildings destroyed by the tsunami on Saturday (12/22).

"The current priority has been damaged by the tsunami disaster," Social Minister Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita told reporters at Tanjung Lesung, Pandeglang, Banten, Wednesday (12/26/2018).

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He said, this relocation should indeed be done on all houses in the tsunami-prone road in Banten. But beforehand, this relocation plan would be discussed with the regional government and related ministries.

"For the long-term improvement it will
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we better relocate all the houses in the vulnerable lane, "he explained.

But, he continued the plan of relocation and rehabilitation will be carried out after the 14 day disaster emergency response period in Pandeglang is complete. How many settlements will be relocated, the government waits for data from the local government.



"After the emergency response goes to the reconstruction and rehabilitation phase. There are responsibilities for all ministries. For reconstruction of PUPR authority, damaged housing will be the responsibility of the government," he said.

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