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Channel Nasional . The tsunami hit the coastal area in Pandeglang Regency, Serang Regency, and South Lampung on Saturday (12/22/2018) night. Based on Kompas.com's observation, a number of villas on the beach or Highway Carita were heavily damaged. The villa building was destroyed and collapsed. Debris scattered. A number of parked cars crashed to hit the villa. A number of tourist attractions also look flat on the ground. Bamboo stalls no longer stand tall. It also appears that a number of cars have hit stalls or shops owned by residents. The road looks full of beach sand to make a bumpy road. Mud mixed with water also made the road slippery. The roar of the waves sounded clearly proving the magnitude of the waves there. Even so, electricity is still running along the Carita Highway. Officers from the TNI, Polri, various government agencies, and volunteers were seen united to evacuate victims and clear the debris. A number of residents were seen looking for property left in the deb...

Fokus Pos . The Sunda Strait tsunami event that occurred on Saturday (12/22/2018) night caused grief for Indonesia. However, there is a confusing number of information that happened after the disaster. Some people are not responsible for making hoaxes or hoaxes that can make people nervous. The Ministry of Communication and Information confirms that until Sunday (12/23/2018) there were two hoaxes regarding the Sunda Strait tsunami which affected several regions, such as Banten, Lampung and Serang. The two hoaks contain mountain eruption detection devices and warnings of disasters at the end of 2018. Following are the reviews. 1. Mountain Eruption Detection Equipment Hoaks starts from one of the uploads of accounts on Facebook social media. The account uploads a photo with the description that the photo is a tool that can detect mountain eruptions. It was also stated, the tool was worth 6 M, and had been installed by the government in the Duda Strait. Here's the photo description: ...

Rakyat Update . Emergency handling continues in areas affected by the tsunami in the Sunda Strait. Current emergency handling priorities are coordination, evacuation, search and rescue of victims, health services, handling refugees, repairing emergency damaged infrastructure. Temporary data collected by the BNPB Command Post until Monday (12/24/2018), at 07.00 WIB, 281 people died, 1,016 people were injured, 57 people were missing and 11,687 people were displaced. Physical damage included 611 damaged housing units, 69 damaged hotel-villa units, 60 damaged shops, and 420 damaged vessels. "These victims and damage are found in 5 affected districts, namely Pandeglang, Serang, South Lampung, Tanggamus and Pesawaran," said BNPB Head of Information and Public Relations Center Sutopo Purwo Nugroho on Monday (12/24/2018). "So, the areas in Banten and Lampung provinces are in the Sunda Strait," he added. Sutopo said that coastal areas in Pandeglang Regency were the areas wit...