Dalam mengantisipasi potensi bencana, petugas BPBD dan Pemadam Kebakaran Kota Tasikmalaya siaga 24 jam.

By Jurnalis Berita

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TASIKMALAYA, Thecuy.com – In anticipation of possible disasters during the rainy season, the Tasikmalaya City Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) has boosted personnel readiness and operational resources. Dozens of officers are on standby 24 hours a day, supported by various vehicles and equipment to anticipate a range of possible disasters.

The head of the Tasikmalaya City BPBD, Budi Martanova, said that 60 personnel from the joint Disaster Response Task Force (PB) and Fire Department (Damkar) have been prepared for emergency situations. The PB Task Force personnel are specifically divided into three teams.

In addition, BPBD received an extra platoon consisting of 15 personnel. Field response capability is also supported by 69 PB volunteers spread across all villages. “The personnel are on standby 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Some are on duty while others are ready and on call,” said Budi on Wednesday (4/11/2026).

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When it comes to equipment, BPBD has prepared various operational vehicles, ranging from tactical vehicles to support fleets for firefighting and other disaster response.

The standby four-wheel fleet includes one tactical Ranger vehicle, one Hilux box truck for vehicle transport, one Hilux flatbed, and one tactical firefighting Hilux flatbed. In addition, there is one minibus for non-fire response, and support vehicles consisting of an Elf and an Innova.

To aid operations in areas that are difficult for large vehicles to access, BPBD has also prepared three trail motorcycles. Meanwhile, water supply needs are supported by two tank trucks or water supply vehicles. “Heavy equipment is located at the PUTR Service; there is one loader that is ready for use if needed,” he explained.

”One of them is mobile; additionally, there is a skylift facility owned by the Provincial Road Office that can be used for the maintenance and pruning of hazardous trees,” said Budi. BPBD also still has two rubber boats to support disaster response in coastal areas or flood-affected locations. However, both units require repairs in order to function optimally.

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