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Dwikorita-Karnawati

Archipelago 2 years ago

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BMKG blames Northern Java's widespread flooding on land subsidence

BMKG chair Dwikorita Karnawati said in a press briefing on Thursday that cities worst affected by flooding in the northern part of Central Java like Pekalongan, Semarang and Demak, also experienced severe cases of land subsidence.

Archipelago 2 years ago

BMKG expects Indonesia's dry season to be less severe this year

Last year's dry season was the most severe since 2019 due to an El Nino weather phenomenon that lasted longer than usual, bringing a drought that hurt crops and exacerbated forest fires.

Society 2 years ago

BMKG issues extreme weather warning in Indonesia

BMKG warned the public of the potential for extreme weather as Indonesia enters the transitional season.

National 5 years ago

Dry season to peak in August, less severe than last year: BMKG

In March, the BMKG predicted that the transition to the dry season would occur between April and May, with a nationwide dry season expected between June and August.

National 5 years ago

‘Not our conclusion’: BMKG refutes suggestion hot weather kills coronavirus

BMKG head Dwikorita Karnawati said she was worried that the joint research between the agency and a team from the Gadjah Mada University (UGM) Medical School in Yogyakarta had been misunderstood.

National 6 years ago

BPPT to intercept rainfall to help control Greater Jakarta flooding

The national tech agency is looking to weather modification to assist with flood management amid the heavy rain forecast through early next week.

National 7 years ago

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At first sign of trouble, don't wait on tsunami warning. Just run to higher ground: BMKG

Maluku is home to at least five possible tectonic quake epicenters consisting of the Maluku Ocean Plate Subduction Zone, North Seram Subduction Zone, South Seram Fracture Zone, Banda and Weber Deep Subduction Zone and Aru Graben Zone.

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