Found group of residents lost in Agam forest, their condition weak and injured

PADANG, KOMPAS.com- The group of residents of Limapuluh Kota, West Sumatra, who allegedly got lost in the Agam Regency forest on Sunday (4/10/2020), were finally found.

“The entourage has been found. In total 84 people, not 77 people. They are currently in the process of evacuation,” said BPBD Agam’s Head of Emergency and Logistics, Syafrizal who was contacted. Kompas.com, Sunday.

Syafrizal said the group was found in the forest on the border between Agam and Fifty Cities.

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They were weak and some had to stretch due to wounds and wounds.

According to Syafrizal, the discovery of the group began with the discovery of three different people.

“Of the three residents, a large group was finally found. In fact, a large group asked these three people to come down for help,” Syafrizal explained.

Syafrizal said, BPBD Agam is currently continuing to evacuate and send logistics to the location.

“The evacuation is still in progress. If it is not finished, tomorrow morning it will continue again,” Syafrizal said.

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Previously reported, up to 91 residents of Limapuluh Kota Regency, West Sumatra were reported missing in the Agam Regency forest, on Sunday (10/4/2020).

Of the 91 people, only 14 were found safe. While the rest are still searching.

“There are 91 residents who were reported missing. Only 14 people were found safe,” said BPBD Agam chief M Lutfi AR, who was contacted Kompas.com, Sunday.

Lutfi said the 91 residents consisted of two groups and left the Fifty Cities on Saturday morning (3/10/2020).

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The first group consisted of 14 people who were under the command of Wali Nagari or the Head of Suayan Village, Fifty Kota, Mis Farizon.

This group crossed the forest on the edge of Fifty Kota-Agam in order to search for water sources.

While the second group consisted of 77 people with the aim of finding border tourist objects. However, after it was found there were 84 people.