Pemprov Papua Salurkan Bantuan bagi Korban Ledakan Bom di Biak

BIAK NUMFOR – Pemerintah Provinsi Papua menyalurkan bantuan kebutuhan pokok kepada warga yang terdampak ledakan bom peninggalan Perang Dunia II di Kompleks Perikanan, Kelurahan Fandoi, Distrik Biak Kota, Kabupaten Biak Numfor.

Bantuan diserahkan Wakil Gubernur Papua Aryoko A.F. Rumaropen sebagai bentuk kepedulian pemerintah terhadap masyarakat yang sedang menjalani masa pemulihan pascakejadian.

“Bantuan ini merupakan wujud kehadiran pemerintah untuk membantu masyarakat yang terdampak musibah,” ujar Aryoko saat menyerahkan bantuan, Sabtu (13/6/2026).

Bantuan yang disalurkan melalui Dinas Sosial, Kependudukan dan Pencatatan Sipil Provinsi Papua terdiri atas beras, gula pasir, mi instan, dan minyak goreng untuk mendukung kebutuhan dasar warga terdampak.

Menurut Aryoko, pemerintah akan terus memberikan perhatian terhadap masyarakat yang mengalami situasi darurat maupun bencana.

“Pemerintah Provinsi Papua akan terus hadir bersama masyarakat, terutama saat menghadapi kondisi yang membutuhkan dukungan dan bantuan,” katanya.

Ia berharap bantuan yang diberikan dapat membantu meringankan beban warga sekaligus mendukung proses pemulihan sosial dan ekonomi masyarakat terdampak.

Pemprov Papua juga mengajak seluruh elemen masyarakat menjaga semangat gotong royong dan kebersamaan dalam membantu warga yang mengalami musibah. ***

BIAK NUMFOR – The Papua Provincial Government has distributed necessities to residents affected by the explosion of a World War II-era bomb at the Fisheries Complex in Fandoi Subdistrict, Biak Kota District, Biak Numfor Regency.

The aid was handed over by Papua Deputy Governor Aryoko A.F. Rumaropen as a form of the government's concern for residents undergoing recovery after the incident.

"This assistance reflects the government's presence in helping communities affected by the disaster," Aryoko said while handing over the aid on Saturday (June 13, 2026).

The assistance, distributed through the Papua Provincial Social Affairs, Population and Civil Registration Office, consisted of rice, sugar, instant noodles, and cooking oil to support the basic needs of affected residents.

Aryoko said the government would continue to pay attention to communities facing emergencies and disasters.

"The Papua Provincial Government will continue to stand with the people, especially in situations that require support and assistance," he said.

He expressed hope that the aid would help ease the burden on residents while supporting the social and economic recovery process of the affected community.

The Papua Provincial Government also called on all elements of society to maintain the spirit of cooperation and togetherness in helping residents affected by the disaster. ***