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Text your say: Another disaster

Your comments on the government’s efforts on behalf of the victims of Mount Kelud, which erupted on Thursday night sending a huge plume of ash and dust 17 kilometers into the air — the latest in a series of natural disasters including the Mount Sinabung eruption in North Sumatra and flooding in a number of locations:Well, the government has done its best

The Jakarta Post
Wed, February 19, 2014

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our comments on the government'€™s efforts on behalf of the victims of Mount Kelud, which erupted on Thursday night sending a huge plume of ash and dust 17 kilometers into the air '€” the latest in a series of natural disasters including the Mount Sinabung eruption in North Sumatra and flooding in a number of locations:

Well, the government has done its best. It evacuated thousands in the hours after the eruption.

Ferril Irham Muzaki

I hope it gets back to normal soon.

Deboroll

How kind and thoughtful of Indonesia'€™s President to allow his wife and himself to be visible to the poor and the needy.

Indonesia is so lucky to have this former military general as the leader of their people, even so just be sure nobody get close enough to ask the President for any urgent financial aid.

William

Learning from the impact of the Kelud eruption on aviation, Indonesia needs to construct a high-speed train so that transportation will not be affected by such disasters.

Muhammad


Guess if one decides to live near an active volcano, one has to accept the risks.

Exbrit

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Disaster management

The government'€™s speedier response following the eruption of Mount Kelud in East Java last Thursday, compared to its handling of the recent Mount Sinabung eruptions in North Sumatra, raises the question as to whether the government has adequate standard operating procedures in place for disaster management. What do you think?

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