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After the tsunami on the Indonesian coast, hospitals and morgues in the affected areas are overcrowded. Public servants have trouble identifying victims. According to the latest report, 430 people have died, 1,495 are wounded and 159 have disappeared, in addition to 21,991 expelled. Research continues as isolated areas await the arrival of rescue teams.
The victims' service difficulties are concentrated in the Banten, Berkah and Pandeglang regions. The bodies of many victims are in these places. Police from Banten Province, Tomsi Tohir, who visited the hospital, maintains the Police Victims Identification Unit (DVI).
The DVI police found 238 bodies in the province, of which 21 have not yet been identified by the unit.
The identification process is carried out through steps of DNA badysis of bodies, badysis of photos and signature of victims that correspond to police documents. The Indonesian Agency of Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG) today issued a warning (27) that a tsunami remains imminent, both from volcanic activity and from the sea. a possible collapse of the volcano wall, which becomes fragile due to frequent eruptions
In the area where the Anak Krakaoau volcano is raining, it rains violently, threatening to cause a second tsunami. Asia (BNPB) makes acompahamento areas at risk
* With information from the news agency Xinhua China News
Edition:. Maria Claudia
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