In a significant step toward bolstering disaster preparedness, BMKG (Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency) has officially inaugurated a new Backup Early Warning System Building in Bali. This cutting-edge facility is designed to enhance the resilience and reliability of Indonesia’s disaster early warning infrastructure, especially in a region prone to natural hazards such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions.
Strategically located in Bali, the building serves as a critical backup command center that can operate seamlessly in coordination with the primary systems, ensuring uninterrupted monitoring and rapid response capabilities. Equipped with advanced technology and communication networks, the facility enables continuous data collection, analysis, and dissemination of early warnings to communities and authorities.
The establishment of this backup system underscores BMKG’s commitment to safeguarding lives and property by minimizing the risks posed by natural disasters. It also reflects the agency’s ongoing efforts to adapt to evolving challenges through technological innovation and robust infrastructure development.
With the new backup building now operational, Bali and surrounding regions can expect heightened safety measures and a more effective early warning response. This initiative marks a forward-thinking milestone in Indonesia’s disaster risk reduction strategy, offering greater peace of mind to residents and visitors alike.
