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Pertamina Refinery in Dumai Explodes, 9 Workers Injured
PADANG, KOMPAS — Pertamina’s oil refinery in Dumai City, Riau, exploded and caught fire on Saturday (1/4/2023) night. Nine workers were injured, and several residents’ buildings were slightly damaged due to this incident.
The explosion occurred in the refinery gas compressor area owned by PT Kilang Pertamina Internasional (KPI) Refinery Unit (RU) Dumai at 10:54 p.m. The incident has been handled, and now the officers are turning to recover the refinery and the affected residents.
“PT KPI RU Dumai apologizes for this incident. We will be responsible for the losses in the community,” said Agustiawan, Area Manager Communication, Relations & CSR RU Dumai Subholding Refining & Petrochemical PT KPI, in a written statement Sunday (2/4/2023).
As a result of this incident, said Agustiawan, nine workers in the operator’s room were injured by broken glass. After being treated at the Pertamina Dumai Hospital, they all returned to their homes.
In addition, he continued that several residents’ houses and houses of worship around the refinery were also slightly damaged. PT KPI RU Dumai will immediately deal with the damage to these buildings.
According to Agustiawan, his party has not yet been able to conclude what triggered the explosion. “Currently, the investigation process is being carried out. The cause of the incident is still under investigation,” he said.
He explained PT KPI RU Dumai was forming a recovery team involving local government, law enforcement, and community representatives to accelerate recovery. Residents’ losses were recorded, and a medical team was also provided to check the health of residents.
“We also ensure that the national fuel stocks, especially the northern part of Sumatra, are safe. Hopefully, the recovery process can run well so that the refinery’s operational conditions can run optimally in the next few days,” he said.
The Mayor of Dumai Paisal, who directly checked the condition of the field, stated that the condition of the refinery was under control. A team to collect data on residents’ losses has been formed, consisting of representatives from the community, the government, law enforcement officials, and Pertamina. “Pertamina has also stated that it will be responsible for the impacts that arise,” said Paisal.
Repetitive
Incidents at Pertamina’s facilities have occurred repeatedly. The most recent incident was the Pertamina depot fire in Plumpang, North Jakarta, Friday (3/3/2023). The fire resulted in 19 fatalities, and 39 other victims were hospitalized (Kompas, 8/3/2023).
Fires have occurred several times at Pertamina’s facilities in Balongan, Indramayu Regency, West Java. On the night of September 7, 2022, a fire occurred in the Balongan Integrated Terminal 107 tank area, which contained fuel. There were no victims in the incident (Kompas, 9/9/2022).
Meanwhile, at the end of March 2021, the T-301 tank at Pertamina RU VI Balongan exploded and caught fire. The explosion and fire resulted in 29 residents experiencing minor injuries and six people seriously injured due to the burning. One western wound victim later died. Over 800 people were displaced, and around 1,600 houses around the refinery were damaged.
Then, on May 15, 2022, PT Pertamina Internasional’s oil refinery in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, experienced a fire. One worker died, and five others were injured and rushed to the hospital due to the fire (Kompas, 17/5/2022).
On the evening of November 13, 2021, a fire occurred in the 361T102 tank at the Pertamina Cilacap refinery in Central Java. There were no victims in that incident. The fire is the second of 2021, following a fire in June. During 1995-2021, there were seven fires in the refinery area (Kompas, 15/11/2021).
Source : https://www.kompas.id/baca/nusantara/2023/04/02/kilang-pertamina-di-dumai-meledak-9-pekerja-terluka
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KFC Ruko Sunter Fire, 1 Employee Becomes Injured Victim
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — The KFC fast food shop in Sunter, North Jakarta, experienced a fire this Monday (3/4) afternoon. The head of BPBD DKI Jakarta, Isnawa Adji, said that one victim was injured due to this incident.
“The victim Andi Setiawan, a witness and victim who is a KFC employee, suffered minor injuries,” Isnawa said in his statement.
He said the fire was suspected to be caused by a gas leak. According to Isnawa, Andi and other employees were on the 1st floor when the gas leak occurred.
Andi then told his other colleagues and took him outside the shop. The fire was recorded at 11.55 WIB.
“Three floors were affected. The cause was a gas leak, a loss of around IDR 500 million,” said Isnawa.
He said six units of fire engines were dispatched to the location to put out the flames. The blackout ended at 12.55 WIB.
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Flood in Bima Regency Takes the Life of a Resident
JAKARTA – Floods have reportedly claimed a resident and affected 1,835 people in Bima District, West Nusa Tenggara Province, Saturday (1/4). This incident occurred after high-intensity rains flushed the area.
Based on data collected by the BNPB Operations Control Center (Pusdalops), the flood-hit three villages, namely Karumbu Village, Wamorada Village in Langgudu District, and Simpasai Village in Monta District. It was reported that at least 457 residents’ houses were submerged due to this incident.
The floods also affected 58 hectares of rice fields belonging to the residents, which were submerged. Furthermore, it was reported that there was one Konca Bridge connecting Karumbu and Wilamaci that access was cut off.
“Currently, there is no emergency bridge. But traffic has been diverted via alternative roads,” explained the Head of Emergency and Logistics BPBD Bima Regency, M. Nurul Huda, via a short message Monday (3/4).
BPBD Bima Regency and a joint team of elements from the TNI-Polri, PUPR Service, Regional Government, and the Community worked together to coordinate and handle emergencies. A joint team for affected residents is also initiating logistics distribution. In the current condition, reported floods have begun to recede.
Meanwhile, referring to BMKG weather forecast information, the Bima Regency area for the next three days (5/4) still has the potential to rain with light to moderate intensity. BNPB calls on stakeholders and the public to increase preparedness and vigilance.
Among them is by making efforts that refer to mitigation, such as cleaning drainage channels regularly, strengthening the dissemination of early warning information through WhatsApp groups, and monitoring weather developments regularly.
Earthquake M5,8
An earthquake of M5.8 rocked Bima Regency on Sunday (2/4). This phenomenon occurred at around 15.40 WIB, with the epicenter located 70 km northwest of Bima with a depth of 29 km.
The strong earthquake was felt for about three seconds in Bima Regency. This incident caused people to panic and leave their homes. BMKG released the parameters for an M5.8 earthquake centered on the sea, and based on its modeling, there is no potential for a tsunami.
Source : https://bnpb.go.id/berita/banjir-di-kabupaten-bima-renggut-nyawa-seorang-warga
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Husband and wife crash to death, Kuningan Regent’s driver is sleepy, and the car is being driven against the current.
KUNINGAN, KOMPAS.com – The police named UK, the driver of the Regent of Kuningan, West Java, Acep Purnama, as a suspect in an accident that killed a husband and wife Monday (3/4/2023).
Head of the Kuningan Police Headquarters, AKP Vino Lestari, said that from the examination, UK admitted that he fell asleep while driving the car.
“The results of TKP processing have stated that the driver is a suspect because the person in question got out of his lane and caused an accident. We have secured it,” Vino said at the Kuningan Police Headquarters Monday night.
Quoted from Antara, Vino said that at the scene, the car driven by the UK was driving at average speed. The car went against the current and was escorted by a patrol. Q
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Vino explained that the UK did not brake because it was sleepy.
This was confirmed by a series of investigations at the crime scene (TKP), where the police found no traces of the driver’s brakes.
As a result, the car in which Regent Acep was traveling swerved to the right, crashing into five motorcycles and three people becoming victims.
For his negligence, UK was named a suspect and charged under Article 130 paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 of the 2009 Road Traffic and Transportation Law with the threat of six years in prison.
The police have also questioned several people, namely Kuningan Regent Acep Purnama, Adjutant to Regent Taufik Hidayat, who was beside the driver, Head of BPBD Kuningan Indra Bayu Permana, who was also in another car, and UK driver.
Previously, the car in which Kuningan Regent Acep Purnama was traveling crashed into several residents on the edge of Jalan RE Martadinata, Sindang Agung District, Kuningan Regency, West Java, Monday (3/4/2023) afternoon.
As many as three people became victims. Two people who were husband and wife died, and another person suffered a broken bone. Currently, the police have named the UK, the driver of the Regent Acep, as a suspect.
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The Fire That Scorched Four Houses in Aceh Tamiang Turns Out It Started From a Candle Fire
The Aceh Tamiang BPBD fire truck broke through the blaze in Kota Lintas Atas Village, Kualasimpang City District, on Monday (3/4/2023) evening. This fire is the fourth case during the fasting month of 2023.
According to information, the source of the fire came from a candle flame that was used as a means of lighting that night.
SERAMBINEWS.COM, KUALASIMPANG – The fire that scorched four houses in a densely populated area in Kualasimpang City turned out to have started with a candle flame.
It is known apart from burning four houses. Six other houses were also affected by the fire.
The rampage of the red rooster occurred in Arrahim Hamlet, Kotalintang Atas Village, Kualasimpang City, Monday (3/4/2023) at around 23.15 WIB.
According to information, the source of the fire came from a candle flame that was used as a means of lighting that night.
The impact of this fire was quite severe because, in addition to burning four houses, it also damaged six other houses.
The Chief Executive of the Aceh Tamiang BPBD, Iman Suhery, revealed that the four houses that burned down belonged to the Fitriani (42) family who lived with one child, then M Arifin (47) and Kurniawan (39) with a wife and two children as dependents.
While the six damaged houses are known to be inhabited by eight families, namely Nofrizal (32), Erlin (38), Supriyanto (61), Indra Gunawan (31), Erwin (53), Dara Novita (23), Sulaiman Abdullah (73) and Kasiani (61).
“Regarding material losses, we are still calculating,” said Iman Tuesday (4/4/2023).
This fire incident is the fourth case during the fasting month.
The first three cases were experienced by the Sucipto (50) family in Sukamakmur Village, Junior Vocational School, on March 22, followed by a house fire in Tanjung Seuamntoh Village, Karangbaru District.
The third incident occurred in Bukitrata Village, Youth Vocational District, on April 1 yesterday. In that disaster, four houses were leveled to the ground.
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Oleng Bus Hits Electric Pole in Sidrap, 1 Passenger Injured
Sidrap – A bus in Sidrap Regency, South Sulawesi (Sulsel), crashed into a power pole on the road. The incident resulted in one passenger being injured.
“Last night there was indeed a bus that had an accident,” said Head of Public Relations of the Sidrap Police AKP Zakaria to DetikSulsel, Sunday (2/4/2023).
Zakaria explained that the accident occurred on Jalan Poros Sidrap-Sengkang, Wala Village, Maritengngae District, Sidrap, on Sunday, Saturday (1/4/) around 23.30 WITA.
The bus carries passengers on the Makassar-Palopo route. Zakaria said the driver allegedly fell asleep, so the vehicle swerved to the left and hit a street light.
“Allegedly because the driver was sleepy and then hit a street light,” he added.
As a result of the accident, the bus suffered severe damage to the front. One passenger suffered an injury to the hand.
“Only one passenger was slightly injured and has received treatment at Nene Mallomo Hospital,” he explained.
However, Zakaria has not explained further regarding the number of passengers on the bus. The same goes for dealing with other passengers who have had accidents.
Separately, the Head of the Sidrap Police Headquarters, AKP Haryanto, added that the bus driver with the initials MU (50) was now secured at the Sidrap Police. The bus with the license plate number DD 7772 BK that was driving at the time of the incident was also confiscated for further investigation.
“We have also secured the evidence of a bus unit and its driver,” he explained.
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7-Year-Old Boy Dies After Appendicitis Surgery, Allegedly a Victim of Malpractice!
PALEMBANG, KOMPAS.TV – The police have summoned the hospital, suspected of having committed malpractice against a 7-year-old child in Palembang, South Sumatra.
The victim died after his postoperative wound never healed.
The condition of a child with the initials DA is critical after undergoing appendicitis at a hospital in Palembang.
Fluid kept coming out of the scars so that after three operations, the wound had not dried up.
DA, who was still 7 years old, was referred to two other hospitals, but the hospital found it difficult to close the scar.
The victim’s condition worsened, and he died.
The police examined 4 witnesses from the second hospital that had treated the patient.
Meanwhile, the hospital suspected of committing malpractice has not yet responded to the summons.
The police will also cooperate with the Indonesian Doctors Association regarding the Code of Ethics for the Medical Profession.
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