Indonesia Earthquake: Ministry Sends Aid, Prepares Compensation for Victims
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Jakarta, Indonesia – The Ministry of Social Affairs has begun mobilizing logistical aid worth billions of rupiah for victims of the recent earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). The ministry is also preparing compensation packages for those affected by the disaster.
The aid shipment includes essential supplies such as food, blankets, and temporary shelter materials. According to ministry officials, the funds are being allocated to ensure rapid distribution to the hardest-hit areas.
In addition to emergency relief, the government is moving forward with plans to provide financial compensation to victims. This step is intended to help families cover immediate needs and begin the process of recovery.
Officials confirmed that the compensation process is being prepared in coordination with local authorities to ensure it reaches the right recipients. The ministry emphasized its commitment to supporting NTT residents during the emergency and rebuilding phase. No timeline for full distribution has been announced yet.