Effect of silent tsunami sunda strait to fisheries activity: Record from Labuan Landing Port, Pandeglang

Abstract

The silent tsunami that occurred on the coast of Banten and Lampung has had an impact on coastal ecosystems, coastal resources, fisheries, and socio-economics of the local community. For this reason, the assessment of tsunami losses and impacts is important as a baseline for developing post-disaster rehabilitation and reconstruction program. This research was conducted in Labuan Sub-District that has Sukamaju, Cigondang, Teluk, and Caringin Village. The result of loss assessment estimated at 32 billion Rupiahs includes ecosystems and buildings destroyed. While the losses of the fisheries sector reached 45 million to 114 billion per month, or production only reached one third compare the same month in 2018. Therefore, rehabilitation programs are intended to strengthen the capacity of tsunami-affected communities through strengthening fisheries business capacity.

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