KMP Bili Ferry Reversed at Perigi Piai Pier, West Kalimantan, Indonesia

       The Bili motor boat (Kapal Motor Penyebrangan/KMP) which operates at the Piai Perigi Pier, Tebas District, Sambas Regency, West Kalimantan (Kalbar), capsized or sank, Saturday (20/2/2021) at around 14.00 WIB.

The overturning of the ship connecting Tebas and Tekarang Districts, it is not known whether there were any victims in the accident.

From the video circulating on social media, the incident is estimated at 13:55 local time, while crossing, water began to inundate the main deck of the ship, it appears that the deck is filled with trucks with full loads and two-wheeled vehicles belonging to passengers.

 

 

 

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Merapi Volcano Erupted in Klaten, Yogyakarta

Mount Merapi (peak altitude 2,930 masl, as of 2010) is a volcano in the central part of Java Island and is one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia. The southern slopes are in the administration of Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region, and the rest are in the Central Java Province, namely Magelang Regency on the west side, Boyolali Regency on the north and east side, and Klaten Regency on the southeast side. The forest area around the peak has been the Mount Merapi National Park area since 2004.

Indonesia's Mount Merapi volcano on Java island erupted on Wednesday, sending up a cloud of ash and prompting authorities to warn of the risk of lava flows reaching roads, officials said.

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There Were Floods & Landslides In Ngantang, Pujon & Kesambon, Malang

Landslides occurred several times in a number of villages in Pujon, Ngantang and Kasembon Districts, Malang. Worst of all, it caused the Malang-Kediri road access to be cut off, covered by landslide material. 

The landslide started on Tuesday (2/2) at 17.30 WIB. At that time, heavy rain flushed the Ngantang District. The rain caused a landslide in the cliffs in Jombok Krajan Hamlet, Jombok Village, Ngantang District.

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An earthquake occurred in Izmir, Turkey

 An earthquake occurred in the city of Izmir, Turkey on October 30, 2020. An earthquake measuring magnitude (M) 7.0 struck the Aegean Sea. The quake was felt in the western part of Turkey and destroyed buildings in the coastal city there.

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