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On Saturday earthquake measuring 6.3 on Richter scale hit the region of Yogyakarta in Indonesia causing many deaths and casualties. The epicentre was at 38 km south of Yogyakarta with 33 depth of Indian Ocean. According to…
On Saturday earthquake measuring 6.3 on Richter scale hit the region of Yogyakarta in Indonesia causing many deaths and casualties. The epicentre was at 38 km south of Yogyakarta with 33 depth of Indian Ocean. According to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia, the most affected area is Bantul, indicated by the casualties’ rates due to home collapses. To date, there have been no report on hotel collapse, but some minor damage happened such as wall cracking and tiles.
The number of reported death toll is 4,600 so far with about 80% of them to be from Bantul District. The official authorities of Indonesia also report that 20,000 got injured and more than 100,000 left homeless.
Further, there have been neither injured or overseas tourists nor casualties. Yogyakarta airport, which part of building was slightly affected, resumed normal operation on Sunday, 28th afternoon. The airport is used primarily for transporting relief-related goods and personnel.
Some countries have already made pledges to support Indonesia such as Japan, France, Malaysia and Singapore and the government of Indonesia appeals for aid in medical and food supplies. US and China offered 2 million dollars each.
