Government Rushes 27 Tons of Aid to Earthquake-Hit NTT
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Cabinet Secretary Teddy Indra Wijaya confirmed that the government has dispatched a total of 27 tons of relief supplies to regions affected by the recent earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT).
The shipment includes essential items such as food, clean water, medical equipment, and temporary shelter materials.
“We are moving quickly to ensure that all affected residents receive the support they need,” Wijaya stated.
The aid is being distributed to the hardest-hit areas, where local officials are coordinating with national agencies to speed up delivery.
Authorities say the supplies are part of an ongoing emergency response, with additional assistance expected in the coming days.
The government has urged all parties to remain vigilant and cooperate fully with relief efforts on the ground.