Pasaman SAR Post Coordinator Novi Yurandi said on Sunday in Simpang Empat that the shipment was transported aboard the KN SAR 240 Ramawijaya from Teluk Bungus Port in Padang to Nagari Katiagan and Nagari Maligi.
He explained that the supplies were provided by the West Sumatra Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) and distributed through Basarnas because some residents remain unreachable by land.
The total aid amounted to 14.3 tons. In Nagari Katiagan, Kinali Sub-district, the unloaded items included tea, instant noodles, snacks and bread, coffee, sardines, family kits, bottled water, rice, and milk.
Other supplies consisted of cooking oil, clothing, sarongs, cup noodles, corned beef, sanitary pads, baby diapers, additional rice, and hygiene items such as toothpaste and toothbrushes.
According to Novi, the aid delivered to Nagari Maligi in Sasak Ranah Pasisie Sub-district matched the quantity supplied to Katiagan.
Data from the Pasaman Barat disaster command post in Mandiangin show that flooding in Nagari Katiagan on November 24, 2025, displaced hundreds of residents, damaged thousands of homes, and caused extensive structural damage ranging from severe to minor.
The total number of people affected in Katiagan reached 4,850.
In Nagari Maligi, the floods left one person injured, affected thousands of residents, and damaged several houses along with one bridge.
Overall, as of Saturday night, floods and landslides in Pasaman Barat District have left four people dead, three missing, five injured, and 4,365 residents displaced. The number of people affected has reached 55,300.
The disaster also damaged dozens of houses, inundated more than five thousand homes, swept away several houses, and affected numerous schools, health facilities, houses of worship, bridges, road sections, and over 900 hectares of farmland.
According to the Disaster Data Dashboard update on December 5, a total of 210 fatalities have been recorded in West Sumatra due to floods and landslides, with the highest number in Agam District at 132.
Meanwhile, 26 bodies remain unidentified, and 214 people are still missing.
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