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Indonesia-Earthquake/Rescue
Cianjur, West Java, Indonesia - Nov 23, 2022 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of debris
2. Various of residents at temporary shelter
3. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia) Riza, local child (full name not given) (ending with shot 4):
"I have a lot of things to do in the tent, such as telling stories, playing, and chatting with my friends. I hope that our house will be rebuilt soon and we can receive more help."
4. Residents, volunteer singing, talking
5. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia) Idang Setiabudi, volunteer (partially overlaid with shots 6-7):
"We've been searching for survivors and we managed to rescue some people from the ruins. Yesterday we were digging with bare hands, and today there is heavy machinery carving a path, which facilitates our rescue operation. Together with the national and local rescue teams, the army and police officers, we have rescued many survivors."
++SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
Cianjur, West Java, Indonesia - Nov 21-23, 2022 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
6. Various of excavators being operated; rescuers working
7. Various of destroyed houses
++SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
Cianjur, West Java, Indonesia - Nov 23, 2022 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
8. Various of children waiting for food, resting
9. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia) Soma Suparsa, local coordinator from emergency response team:
"We are working on two fronts at the same time. One is to confirm the sites for rescue operation, and the other is to provide food for the affected people in 23 shelters."
10. Various of food being prepared
Rescue operations and the resettlement of those affected by the disaster continued on Wednesday after a 5.6-magnitude quake jolted Indonesia's province of West Java, killing at least 271.
The quake struck on Monday at 13:21 Jakarta time with the epicenter located 10 km southwest of the district of Cianjur, flattening most of the buildings in the hardest-hit area.
The Indonesian government as well as some charities and volunteers have provided food, water and medical services for locals affected by the quake. They are also giving mental health counseling for women and children.
One of the children survived the disaster is 11-year-old Riza. He is living in a shelter together with his family as their house was damaged by the quake. With the support of volunteers at the makeshift shelter, the boy has become optimistic again.
"I have a lot of things to do in the tent, such as telling stories, playing, and chatting with my friends. I hope that our house will be rebuilt soon and we can receive more help," he said.
Idang Setiabudi is a volunteer among the over 6,000 rescuers organized by the Indonesian government. Over the past three days after the quake, he and others have been racing against time to search for survivors and managed to rescue many.
"We've been searching for survivors and we managed to rescue some people from the ruins. Yesterday we were digging with bare hands, and today there is heavy machinery carving a path, which facilitates our rescue operation. Together with the national and local rescue teams, the army and police officers, we have rescued many survivors," he said.
So far, about 40 people still remain unaccounted after the quake. While carrying out the rescue operation, officials are also going all out to provide accommodation and aid to the disaster-stricken locals.
"We are working on two fronts at the same time. One is to confirm the sites for rescue operation, and the other is to provide food for the affected people in 23 shelters," said Soma Suparsa, a local coordinator from the emergency response team of West Java province.
Indonesia-Earthquake/Rescue
Dateline : Nov 21-23, 2022
Location : Indonesia
Duration : 2'03
Cianjur, West Java, Indonesia - Nov 23, 2022 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of debris
2. Various of residents at temporary shelter
3. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia) Riza, local child (full name not given) (ending with shot 4):
"I have a lot of things to do in the tent, such as telling stories, playing, and chatting with my friends. I hope that our house will be rebuilt soon and we can receive more help."
4. Residents, volunteer singing, talking
5. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia) Idang Setiabudi, volunteer (partially overlaid with shots 6-7):
"We've been searching for survivors and we managed to rescue some people from the ruins. Yesterday we were digging with bare hands, and today there is heavy machinery carving a path, which facilitates our rescue operation. Together with the national and local rescue teams, the army and police officers, we have rescued many survivors."
++SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
Cianjur, West Java, Indonesia - Nov 21-23, 2022 (CGTN - No access Chinese mainland)
6. Various of excavators being operated; rescuers working
7. Various of destroyed houses
++SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
Cianjur, West Java, Indonesia - Nov 23, 2022 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
8. Various of children waiting for food, resting
9. SOUNDBITE (Bahasa Indonesia) Soma Suparsa, local coordinator from emergency response team:
"We are working on two fronts at the same time. One is to confirm the sites for rescue operation, and the other is to provide food for the affected people in 23 shelters."
10. Various of food being prepared
Rescue operations and the resettlement of those affected by the disaster continued on Wednesday after a 5.6-magnitude quake jolted Indonesia's province of West Java, killing at least 271.
The quake struck on Monday at 13:21 Jakarta time with the epicenter located 10 km southwest of the district of Cianjur, flattening most of the buildings in the hardest-hit area.
The Indonesian government as well as some charities and volunteers have provided food, water and medical services for locals affected by the quake. They are also giving mental health counseling for women and children.
One of the children survived the disaster is 11-year-old Riza. He is living in a shelter together with his family as their house was damaged by the quake. With the support of volunteers at the makeshift shelter, the boy has become optimistic again.
"I have a lot of things to do in the tent, such as telling stories, playing, and chatting with my friends. I hope that our house will be rebuilt soon and we can receive more help," he said.
Idang Setiabudi is a volunteer among the over 6,000 rescuers organized by the Indonesian government. Over the past three days after the quake, he and others have been racing against time to search for survivors and managed to rescue many.
"We've been searching for survivors and we managed to rescue some people from the ruins. Yesterday we were digging with bare hands, and today there is heavy machinery carving a path, which facilitates our rescue operation. Together with the national and local rescue teams, the army and police officers, we have rescued many survivors," he said.
So far, about 40 people still remain unaccounted after the quake. While carrying out the rescue operation, officials are also going all out to provide accommodation and aid to the disaster-stricken locals.
"We are working on two fronts at the same time. One is to confirm the sites for rescue operation, and the other is to provide food for the affected people in 23 shelters," said Soma Suparsa, a local coordinator from the emergency response team of West Java province.
ID : 8301201
Published : 2022-11-24 10:00
Last Modified : 2022-12-01 10:17:56
Source : China Central Television (CCTV),China Global Television Network (CGTN)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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