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The Indonesian government has allocated Rp 268 billion in additional disaster relief funds for regions affected by recent Sumatra disasters 1
The Indonesian government has transferred Rp 268 billion in additional disaster relief funds to affected regions in Sumatra 1
The total distribution amounts to Rp 56 billion each for Aceh and North Sumatra (18 districts/cities each), and Rp 52 billion for West Sumatra (16 districts/cities). This funding is part of the government's immediate response to the disaster, demonstrating proactive measures to support affected communities.
In a show of solidarity, various regional governments across Indonesia have contributed Rp 48 billion towards the disaster relief efforts 2
Notable contributions came from:
In addition to financial aid, many regions also provided physical assistance such as basic necessities, clean water tanks, public kitchens, generators, health personnel, and other essential supplies.
The combined total of central and regional government contributions amounts to Rp 316 billion, demonstrating a strong national commitment to disaster relief. This comprehensive approach showcases Indonesia's unity in responding to natural disasters, with both central and regional governments playing crucial roles in supporting affected communities.
Disaster Relief Fund Allocation
Regional Government Contributions