Lombok earthquake: Indonesia death toll hits 141 as tourists injured while fleeing

According to Bencana (BMPB), a disaster relief agency in Indonesia, more than 200 people were injured when the second major earthquake a week occurred.

As the rescuers work in the ruins of 13,000 destroyed houses, the death toll is expected to increase

According to BMPD, the largest number of deaths was North Lombok, of which 72 people died and 63 people were injured.

One died in the Gili Islands, the other two were murdered in the neighboring Bali, the garbage fell to the car, the building was destroyed by the earthquake, the car was crushed.

Tourists were not killed, but many people worried that the tsunami would hit and were injured in a major accident that is safe and is about to escape from the ship

President Djoko · Widod in Indonesia announced the emergency situation of the devastated country and expressed "deep condolences to the brothers" before ordering adjustment of all the soldiers.

He said: "This way we can quickly deal with the evacuation of the victims of death and injury, and other aspects of logistics.

"As there are many tourists, we ordered the coordinating ministers to deal with them, not allowing for the necessary service, in particular the lack of services related to the flight schedule."

The earthquake occurred around 11:45 pm local time yesterday and occurred one week after the earthquake of magnitude 4.

Police were dispatched and helped thousands of locals, the military and the Red Cross lost their homes.

The earthquake occurred at a depth of 3 mph and caused a tsunami warning from the weather earth physics station but was canceled after 2 hours.

The area continues evacuation today, but authorities say that the large population of Lombok is meant that the process is "moderate"

Yesterday's earthquake also caused 130 strong aftershocks, shouting people and taking them to the street.

Returning flights to Lombok and Bali operate normally at both international airports while minimizing reported losses

A devastating earthquake hit Guatemala on February 8, 1976 this week (as of this news article), about 12,000 people were killed and thousands were injured. People are worried about doubling the number of deaths. Due to the earthquake, 200 thousand people became homeless. The one most affected was the remote village. And it flattened many places into the place where the adobe family was once perished. After that aftershocks worsened the situation further, the building damaged by the first earthquake collapsed. It is the lack of food and fresh water that complicates the problem. The government is working quickly to set up a temporary shelter for homeless flood parks and plazas considered safe.

On April 16, an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred in Ecuador, the country was destroyed and all six coastal states faced an emergency. The earthquake was the most intense earthquake since 1987 due to the death toll of over 500 people. When the government desperately recovers the individual, provides disaster relief, and attempts to reconnect family members to each other, they may ignore the problems that arise. Natural Disaster: Human Trafficking The US State Department lists Ecuador as a secondary country in the 2015 trafficking report on human trafficking. In other words, Ecuador does not adhere to the minimum standards for eliminating trafficking. Ecuador comes from refugees in sexual, forced labor, transportation and destinations, especially indigenous people, Afro Ecuador and Colombia. Many of them live in the worst place of the earthquake

The number of deaths continues to increase, it is 3 in recent earthquake measurements, estimated to be about 8000. The number of injured / seriously injured are still being speculated, but according to various reports the number is two to three times the number of casualties. Between 500,000 and 6.6 million people were destroyed in the village, and the entire village was destroyed. The United Nations expects the need for aid to reach $ 425 million, of which $ 14 million has been received. Calculate the density of an active population before a disaster - this is very simple and needs to be done for each disaster (mobile penetration rate is high). We all know that all mobile phones regularly poll the tower. A heat map of active mobile phone connections in areas close to disaster will soon provide an advanced resource allocation plan. A good article in this regard is "Using mobile data dynamic population mapping" "http://www.pnas.org/content/111/45/15888.full".