Prabowo sends 50,000 aid packages to quake-hit East Nusa Tenggara
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President Prabowo Subianto on Saturday (Aug 15) dispatched 50,000 presidential aid packages containing basic necessities for residents affected by the earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara.
The aid packages were sent from Jakarta and are scheduled to arrive in the disaster zone within the next 48 hours. Each package includes staple food items such as rice, cooking oil, and canned goods, along with hygiene supplies.
The distribution will prioritize families in the most severely damaged areas, according to a presidential spokesperson. Local military and disaster relief teams are coordinating the delivery to ensure the packages reach remote villages.
The earthquake, which struck earlier this week, has displaced thousands of residents and damaged homes and public infrastructure. Authorities continue to assess the full scale of the damage as relief efforts ramp up.