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Warta Jurnal . The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) launched the #Saya hashtag service looking for and site services to help find victims lost due to the tsunami in Banten and Lampung. Communities whose families have not been found after the tsunami can fill out the form found on the site familylinks.icrc.org. PMI facilitates the community to search for victims by filling in complete information regarding their missing relatives. "Your family has not been reported after the #tsunami incident? Let's use the #Saya service. Looking for it from #PMI and @ICRC_id. The more complete information you provide, the sooner we help you find your family. Click the following link to fill in the form https://bit.ly / 2QOoCim #PMISiaphelp #SundaStrait, "wrote the Twitter account @palangmerah. On the familylinks.icrc.org website, people can search the list of missing people and people who have reported that they are safe. In addition, residents can also register people who have lost contact, an...

Fakta Id . The tsunami hit the waters of the Sunda Strait. Dozens of houses damaged by waves. There were many victims in this event, but there were also some survivors in this incident. "Based on data collected at 23.30 WIB on Sunday, 229 people died," said BNPB Head of Data, Information and Public Relations, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho. Of the 229 people who died from the tsunami, there were also people who survived and survived the ruins of buildings in several locations affected by the tsunami. The survivors are: 1. Named Ali Boy on Carita Beach Starting from Ali, the tsunami victim at Carita Beach survived. Previously, Ali was found by the Banten Police Mobile Brigade Dansat team. The boy was found under the wreckage of a car damaged by waves. Ali, who was helped by police officers, finally survived the wreckage of the car. When saved, Ali's whole body was wet, the clothes he was wearing also looked wet, and his face was very pale. Ali is said to have minor injuries, and is ...