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PREFACE……………………….……………………………………………………………………..3PURPOSE……………………………………………………………………………………………..4THE LOCATION…………………..………………………………………………………………..5PREPARATION AND SURVEY…………………………………………………………………..6HUMAN RESOURCES……………………………………………………………………………..7MAIN ACTIVITY……………………………………………………………………………………9MEDICAL SERVICES……………………………………………………………………………..10DISTRIBUTION OF AID…………………………………………………………………………12SUMMARY……….……………………………………………...………………………….………13ATTACHMENT FINANCE REPORT………...…………………………………………………14ATTACHMENT LIST OF PATIENT….…………………………………………………………17
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ATTACHMENT OF RECEIPT……………………………………………………………………33

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ACTIVITY REPORTPREFACE
Residents of Cianjur Regency in West Java, Indonesia and its surroundings were shocked
by a 5.6 M earthquake shaking for 10-15 seconds which occurred around 13.21 WIB, MondayNovember, 21st 2022. The death toll and injuries were reported to have continued to increase
24 hours after the incident. The earthquake also had an impact on public and environmentalaspects.
Population data according to BPS (Central Bureau of Statistic) Cianjur Regency on
Monday (21st ) there were around 169 thousand people affected, 5 thousands of refugees spread
across several points. This earthquake is reported to have a magnitude of 5.6 and has nopotential for a tsunami.
However, this earthquake had quite a big impact on the population aspect, fatalities andinjuries, affected communities, environmental aspects and other aspects. Updating data on
victims killed, injured, and the number of people who have evacuated continues.

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ACTIVITY REPORTThe government through the Joint Task Force immediately seeks immediate response tothe disaster that occurred, both government elements and community aspirations including inthis case the Indonesian AMDA (Association of Medical Doctors of Asia) collaborating with theBogor Pain Center Ciawi Regional General Hospital, Bogor Regency, West Java, Indonesia tohold medical and social service activities community in order to help relieve victims of theearthquake in Cianjur.

PURPOSEThis activity aims to be able to help and ease the burden on the people affected by theearthquake by providing services according to the needs of the community, including the needfor health services, especially medical services due to disasters, basic daily living needs,
temporary housing needs, and other urgently needed needs.

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THE LOCATIONThis activity was carried out in several places based on a survey that had previously been
carried out. There were 3 locations chosen to be the locations for community service activities
during the Cianjur Earthquake. These locations were chosen because of the uneven distributionof government assistance in handling the impact of the Cianjur earthquake, so that several
locations did not even receive assistance. The locations are Tunggilis Village, Ciputri Village,
Pacet District, then Cariu Village, Mangunkerta Village, Cugenang District and Pasir CinaVillage, Cipendawa Village, Pacet District. All are in the area of Cianjur Regency.

Cianjur Regency, West Java Province, Indonesia

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Preparatory activities were carried out a few days before departure, a survey wasconducted to decided the locations to be visited and the needs needed by the community. thePreliminary survey was carried out by 1 person of volunteer who also a resident around thedisaster site, in order to obtain valid data.
The next preparation is related to Indonesian AMDA volunteers who will be sent to thedisaster location. Indonesian AMDA volunteers were formed in collaboration with the Ciawi
Regional General Hospital which assigned its staff consisting of the Bogor Pain Center division,and other divisions such as nurses, general practitioners, psychologists, ambulance drivers andthe logistics team.
The purchase of medicines and logistical needs for the earthquake victims was carriedout the day before departure also rent backpacks and cars to carry medical needs, team andlogistic for earthquake victims . Team coordination is required during implementation in thefield. The team is divided into smaller teams to reach remote locations. The last preparation wascoordinating with the coordinator of the area to be visited, preparation of documents in theform of staff and activity permits.

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ACTIVITY REPORTPreparation of Activity

HUMAN RESOURCES
In this mission the Ciawi Regional General Hospital assigned specialist doctors, generalpractitioners, nurses, radiographers, psychologists, pharmacists, drivers, and logistics teams toassist AMDA Indonesia in collaborating on health service missions to Cianjur earthquake.
The team consists of:
1. dr. M. Tsani, M.Kes, SpOT (Coordinator, Orthopedist Specialist Doctor)
2. dr. Henny, SpAn, M.Kes, FIPM (Anesthesiologist-Pain Subspecialist Doctor)
3. dr. Wahyu, SpAn, KIC, FIP (Anesthesiologist-Pain Subspecialist Doctor)
4. dr. Dhevariza, SpOT (Orthopedist Specialist Doctor)
5. dr. Roby (Medical Doctor)
6.Ns. Shofura,S.Kep (Pain Nurse)
7. Ns. Iik Frida, S.Kep (Pain Nurse)
8. Ns. Tatang, S.Kep (Pain Nurse)
9. Selvy, AMD.Kep (Pain Nurse)
10. Singgih, AMD.Kep (Pain Nurse)

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11. Ns. Asep, S.Kep (Nurse)
12. Ns. Ilyas , S.Kep (Nurse)
13. Topan Kris, S. Farm (Pain Pharmacist)
14. Akmal, AMD.Rad (Pain Radiografer)
15. Nasril, AMD.Rad (Pain Radiografer)
16. Istiqomah, SI. Kom (Pain Secretary/Logistic)
17. M. Arsyad, S.Psi (Psycholog/Logistic)
18. Rully (Logistic)
19. Asep (Driver)

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Human Resources
The team used 1 ambulance and 2 Hiace cars with 3 drivers who were able to carry 19
team members along with all supplies for social service activities.

Ambulance and Hiace cars

MAIN ACTIVITY
Activities are adjusted based on the results of the previous preliminary survey regarding
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most needed needs are medical service activities (mobile health services) and providing basic
logistical needs of life needed by refugees.
There are three main locations are divided by 3 days. First and second day of medical
services activities (Mobile Health Post) was carried out in Tunggilis Village and Pasir Cina. Thiswas followed by the logistical distribution of the needs of the earthquake victims on the 3rd day
which was carried out in Cariu Village.
The cars and ambulance are parked in a safe area and can be reached from the side of theroad. The journey to provide health services was continued on foot to remote and isolated areas
which affected by the earthquake. The journey passes through paddy fields, the ascents anddescents are slippery due to rain, the journey also passes through houses which have been
partially destroyed by the earthquake.
Each village has several evacuation points which are separated according to the structureof the local area. one evacuation point consisted of several tents, some of which were habitable
and some did not have proper tents. the rain caused the bottom layer of the tent to get wet anddamp. Each tents were occupied by many people including people who sick and healthy,children and adults.
The specific logistical supplies needed by the victims are given based on need. logistics
distribution is carried out by foot or by motorbike depending on area conditions.

MEDICAL SERVICES
The medical services activity was carried out for 2 days, November 25th and 26th 2022,
at Tunggilis Village and then continued at Pasir Cina Village on the day 2. Activities include

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direct visits to refugee tents scattered in around 10 locations of refugee shelters, where 1 shelter
location can contain dozens of emergency tents. In this implementation, medical services werecarried out in each tent according to the health needs of the refugees. With various kinds ofdisease diagnoses that appeared on examination, from body aches, fever, diarrhea, respiratory
disease , sleep disturbances, and wound toilet , as well as cases that required pain intervention
management. In this case, the team brought health equipment including blood pressure checktools, portable Ultrasonography tools, portable EKG tools, and sterile sets.

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During two days of health examination (Mobile Health Post) in both Tunggilis Village
and Pasir Cina Village, the health team managed to reach around 700 affected residents and 301of them needed medical services consisting of children and adult patients.

DISTRIBUTION OF AID
The aid distribution activity was carried out on the third day, November, 27th 2022, atCariu village. Items prepared include soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, dishwashingsoap, diapers, instant noodles, eucalyptus oil, fennel oil, eucalyptus balm, milk and emergency
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ACTIVITY REPORTSUMMARY
Overall, the team feels that this activity has been a major success to help refugess. Thus
the report on Medical and Social Service activities which were carried out for 3 days, located in
3 locations in Cianjur Regency, hopefully the affected people can recover soon.

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