AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDisaster Response: Indonesia’s Flores earthquake response is in full swing as the death toll climbed to 53 and injuries reached 135, with thousands still displaced and aftershocks disrupting rescue work across six regencies. Emergency Care on the Ground: Reports describe patients treated in tents after hospitals were damaged, while evacuees—often without power or phone service—wait for food, drinking water, medicines, and child supplies like diapers. Infrastructure & Access: Landslides and blocked roads slowed searches in hard-hit areas such as Manggarai, East Manggarai, and Nagekeo, even as authorities cleared debris and reopened some routes. Health System Continuity: The quake damaged health facilities and other public services, pushing authorities to prioritize restoring access and stabilizing local medical care. Government Measures: East Nusa Tenggara activated a 14-day emergency status to speed relief distribution and coordination. Power Restoration: PLN said Flores’ main electricity supply returned to normal after repairs to affected substations, while distribution networks still faced disruptions from quake damage.
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