Jakarta, - The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) has sent 100 tons of aid to victims of landslides and floods in Sumatra Island. The aid is part of PMI's efforts to help communities affected by the natural disaster in the region.
The aid includes food, drinking water, shelter, and other essential items needed by the victims. PMI has also sent a team of volunteers to assist in the distribution of aid to the affected areas.
"PMI is deeply concerned about the condition of the communities affected by the disaster in Sumatra Island. We hope this aid can help alleviate their suffering and accelerate the recovery process," said PMI Chairman, Jusuf Kalla.
The aid will be distributed through PMI branches in West Sumatra and North Sumatra, which will work with local governments and other organizations to ensure the aid reaches the victims.
According to reports, the landslides and floods have resulted in 867 casualties. PMI extends its deepest condolences to the families of the victims and expresses its solidarity with the affected communities.
PMI also invites the public to support the aid efforts by donating funds or goods that can help the victims. "We hope the public will join us in helping the victims of the disaster in Sumatra Island," added Jusuf Kalla.
For more information, please contact:
PMI Headquarters
Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto Kav. 96
Jakarta 12790
Tel: (021) 7992325
Fax: (021) 7992326
Email: mailto:info@pmi.or.id
