The incident was triggered by the ongoing dry season over the past several weeks, which has caused a decline in the discharge of clean water sources that communities have long relied on. As a result, these water sources are no longer able to meet the daily water needs of the affected population.
Location:
● Kec. Kalipucang
- Ds. Pamotan
- Ds. Bagolo
- Ds. Banjarharja
- Ds. Tunggilis
● Kec. Parigi
- Ds. Parakanmanggu
- Ds. Cintakarya
- Ds. Bojong
- Ds. Cintaratu
- Ds. Karangbenda
● Kec. Mangunjaya
- Ds. Mangunjaya
● Kec. Cijulang
- Ds. Cibanten
- Ds. Margacinta
- Ds. Batu Karas
- Ds. Kertayasa
● Kec. Padaherang
- Ds. Karangmulya
- Ds. Bojongsari
- Ds. Sindangwangi
- Ds. Padaherang
● Kec. Sidamulih
- Ds. Sidamulih
● Kec. Cimerak
- Ds. Limusgede
- Ds. Kertaharja
- Ds. Kertamukti
- Ds. Mekarsari
- Ds. Sindangsari
● Kec. Cigugur
- Ds. Cimindi
- Ds. Pagerbumi
- Ds. Kertajaya
- Ds. Bunisari
● Kec. Pangandaran
- Ds. Sidomulyo
- Ds. Sukahurip
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