BNPB Chief Suharyanto noted that the assistance was provided to support the handling of potential floods and landslides across the province.
The BNPB Disaster Management Operations Control Center (Pusdalops) remarked that thousands of landslide victims were residents across 27 villages in four sub-districts.
Tidal waves swept through the houses in Tampalang and caused families to leave and seek shelters.
The wind potential is reportedly related to the Australian monsoon.
"It was drizzling at the time."
The seven areas are asked to prepare for imminent drought.
BMKG previously predicted that the peak of dry season will occur in August.
The public has been requesting for wave breakers to be installed to reduce the intensity of wave, but the demand has yet to be granted.
The regent asked all elements to understand the serious impacts of forest and land fires, especially during the dry season.
Fires in the six regencies usually start in May and will reach their peak period in October.
Five water pumps were deployed to the locations to assist the effort.
The cause of fire is still unknown.
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The muddy water impacted the gills and caused the mass death.
Dozens of public facilities were also damaged.
The earthquake destroyed the house of a resident in Rancasema village, Cibadak subdistrict, Lebak regency.
Tremors felt in nearby cities, including Jakarta, Depok, and Bekasi.
Total death toll increased by 76.1 percent, and the number of people who were injured increased extremely by 2,180 percent.
The BNPB also recorded 140,829 damaged houses out of which 18,971 suffered severe damages, 25,263 incurred moderate damages, and 96,595 houses suffered mild damages.
