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Based on Kompas.com verification thus far, this information is not true.
KOMPAS.com – A video said to be a video of a massive flood in Sukabumi, West Java, on September 21, 2020, is circulating on social media.
In fact, the video is a video of a flood in Japan in 2011. So the banjir bandang narrative in Sukabumi associated with the video is not true.
Circulating narrative
On social media Facebook, several accounts uploaded videos with the narrative of the video recording the flash floods in Sukabumi.
In the video, major flood conditions were recorded that washed away the ruins of houses and vehicles.
The flood overflowed until it hit the highway divider. The flood then washed away a line of parked cars.
One of the Facebook accounts that uploaded the video chronicling the flash floods in Sukabumi was Oom Bayu Nasution. He uploaded the 1 minute 20 second video on Tuesday (9/22/2020) accompanied by the following sentence:
“Subhannallah allahuakbar
Pray for cicuruk sukabumi, West Java
Flash Floods, September 21, 2020“
The post has been shared 222 times and viewed 6,800 times. Cindy Saputra’s Facebook account uploaded a similar video.
Meanwhile, Ferdinand Sule’s Facebook account uploaded a video that was almost the same as the video shared by the two previous accounts. However, there are a number of images in the 4 minute and 30 second video that are not in the video uploaded by Oom Bayu Nasution.
The narrative shared by Ferdinan Sule’s account is a flash flood in Sukabumi, West Java.
As of Tuesday (9/22/2020), Ferdinand Sule’s upload received 533 comments and had been shared 1,000 times and viewed 67,000 times.
Explanation
The video uploaded to the Facebook account above is the same as the YouTube video that was uploaded in March 2011.
The video uploaded by the Kurou199 channel has a duration of 1 minute 21 seconds. The title of the video is “March 11: Tsunami seen from Yuriage Junior High School”.
“This is a video of the tsunami that hit Yuriage, Natori City, Miyagi Prefecture,” wrote the kurou199 YouTube channel.
Based on the article Kompas.comOn March 11, 2011 a magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck the Tohoku region, Japan, and triggered a tsunami.
The epicenter was located 130 kilometers (km) east of the city of Sendai, Miyagi prefecture, at a depth of 30 km under the Pacific Ocean.
This was the largest earthquake in Japanese history and the fourth largest in world history.
Seawater waves penetrate the land for 10 km and cause the Natori River to overflow.
The tsunami waves that hit the coast damaged Iwate prefecture, just north of Miyagi prefecture, as well as Fukushima, Ibaraki and Chiba prefectures, along the Pacific coast south of Miyagi.
Meanwhile, flash floods occurred in Sukabumi, West Java, on Monday (9/21/2020) afternoon, to be precise in the Cicurug district. Quoted from Kompas.comAs of Monday night (9/21/2020), at least 12 homes were washed away by flash floods.
In addition, it was reported that up to 85 housing units were submerged.
conclusion
Based on team searches Kompas.com fact check, the video circulating on social media with the narrative of the great flood in Sukabumi, West Java, is not true.
The video is not a video recording the floods in Sukabumi in September 2020, but the tsunami in Japan in 2011.