Indonesia
ICGs & TICs
Indonesia's extensive coastlines lie on the Indian Ocean to the west, on the Pacific Ocean to the east, and along the seas that connect both. This means it belongs to two Intergovernmental Coordination Groups and is advised by two Tsunami Information Centres.
Country data
Being the world's largest island country, as well as home to the world's most populous island, between two largely earthquake-prone oceans, means millions of Indonesians live under great risk of being affected by tsunamis.
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54,716 km
total coastline
Across over 6,000 inhabited islands
people
195+ million
coastal population
Approximately 70% of the country's total
Tsunami Service Provider
The Indonesia Tsunami Early Warning System acts as TSP for the IOTWMS region.
National Tsunami Warning Center
Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysical Agency of Indonesia (BMKG)
Jl. Angkasa I, No. 2
Kemayoran, Jakarta Pusat 10720
Indonesia
+62 21 424 6321
info@bmkg.go.id
Disaster Management Office
National Disaster Management Agency
Jl. Ir. H. Juanda No. 36
Jakarta Pusat
Indonesia
+62 21 345 8400
posko@bnpb.go.id
Tsunami National Contact
Prih Harjadi
Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysical Agency of Indonesia (BMKG)
Tsunami Ready
IOTIC/BMKG
Indonesian communities certified Tsunami Ready:
- Kelurahan Tanjung Benoa (Bali) since 2022
- Tambakrejo Village (East Java) since 2022
- Glagah Village (Yogyakarta) since 2022
- Kemadang Village (Yogyakarta) since 2022
- Pangandaran Village (West Java) since 2022
- Panggarangan Village (Lebak) since 2022
- Purus Village (West Sumatera) since 2022
- Lolong Belanti Village (West Sumatera) since 2022
- Kuta Mandalika Village (West Nusa Tenggara) since 2022
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