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    The document summarizes information about a 6.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Central Java, Indonesia on May 27, 2006. Key details include: - The epicenter was located 17.1 km under the sea, 37 km south of Yogyakarta. - Over 5,000 casualties were reported, with tens of thousands injured and hundreds of thousands displaced. - Infrastructure and housing were severely damaged or destroyed in certain areas, disrupting clean water, electricity, transportation and other services. - As of June 1, 2006 the death toll had risen to over 6,000 people with over 33,000 severely injured. The earthquake overwhelmed local hospitals and medical resources.

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    The document summarizes information about a 6.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Central Java, Indonesia on May 27, 2006. Key details include: - The epicenter was located 17.1 km under the sea, 37 km south of Yogyakarta. - Over 5,000 casualties were reported, with tens of thousands injured and hundreds of thousands displaced. - Infrastructure and housing were severely damaged or destroyed in certain areas, disrupting clean water, electricity, transportation and other services. - As of June 1, 2006 the death toll had risen to over 6,000 people with over 33,000 severely injured. The earthquake overwhelmed local hospitals and medical resources.

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    Central Java Earthquake

    D day May 27th 2006


    Latest event
    Central Java earthquake

    May 27th 2006, 05.54 WIB


    6,2 Richter scale
    Epicentrum : 17,1 kms deep under sea
    37 kms south of Yogyakarta
    2 after shocks : 4,6 & 4,8 Richter
    ( 4 6 hours after )

    U.S. Geological Survey; Jakarta's Meteorology and Geophysics Agency


    Central Java earthquake

    Latest quake : 1,6 RS, 05.50 am, June 1st 2006


    Spectrum of Catastrophe
    > 5000 casualties ( still growing )
    Tenths thousands injured
    Hundreds of thousands IDPs
    Wreck down of almost all housing and
    infrastructure in certain areas
    Clean water supply, electricity, telecommunication, public
    transportation, markets, schools etc.
    Psychosocial effect trauma
    Damage & Casualties
    Damage to health facilities
    Overwhelming number of patients
    Casualties among health workers
    Victim Tolls ( May 28th 2006 )
    3,500

    3,000

    2,500

    Death : 5.136
    2,000

    1,500 Injured : 8.585


    1,000

    500

    -
    Gunung Kulon
    Klaten Magelang Boyolali Bantul Sleman Yogya
    Kidul Progo
    Death 1,668 1 3 3,082 174 42 151 15

    Source : Ministry of Social Affairs, May 29th 2006


    Casualty Update June 1st 2006
    Death : 6.234
    Severely injured : 33.231
    Mildly injured : 12.917

    35,000

    30,000

    25,000

    20,000

    15,000

    10,000

    5,000

    -
    Bantul

    Sleman

    Gn. Kidul

    Yogya

    Kulon Progo

    Severe
    Klaten

    Boyolali
    Death

    Magelang

    Purworejo

    ukoharjo
    From : Ministry of Social Affairs
    Casualty Update June 1st 2006

    Death Severe Mild


    Bantul 3,968 13,889 8,612
    Sleman 326 1,146 4,075
    Gn. Kidul 69 1,034
    Yogya 165 224 59
    Kulon Progo 26 252 171

    Klaten 1,668 16,496 No data


    Boyolali 3 23 No data
    Magelang 3 No data No data
    Purworejo 5 No data No data
    Sukoharjo 1 67 No data
    6,234 33,131 12,917

    From : Ministry of Social Affairs


    Patterns of morbidity

    Dominance of Orthopedic cases


    Open & Close # of long bones
    Spine #
    Post-earthquake tsunami trauma
    Building Damage
    Houses

    67,505 ,
    93,599 , 29%
    40% Completely
    Severe
    Minor

    72,133 ,
    31%

    Housing damage : 233.237


    Prayer house : 36
    School : 23
    Government buildings : 294
    Help on the way
    Hospital is everywhere
    Call for International contributions

    Again put Indonesian people & the world to a


    test
    Casualty & damage is enormous
    Numbers still up rising
    Rescue and relief operation is commencing
    Gov - Civil Military - Volunteers
    Problems in orthopedic
    management
    Lack of
    operational OR

    hospital

    instrumentation

    implants

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