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DATA KONDISI BANGUNAN RUMAH BENCANA ALAM GEMPA BUMI, TSUNAMI DAN LIKUIFAKSI DI KOTA PALU TAHUN 2018 KELURAHAN PENGAWU STATUS JUMLAH ALAMAT TEMPAT TINGGAL KONDISI BANGUNAN AKIBAT KERUSAKAN LAHAN TITIK No NAMA KEPALA KELUARGA TEMPAT TANGGAL LAHIR PEKERJAAN ANGGOTA SUMBER DATA SHELTER KELUARGA KELURAHAN JALAN RT/RW RB RS RR HL HM SW GBS GB TS LK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 Hi. ANDI BASO MUH. NATSIR SENGKANG, 27 AGUSTUS 1958 WIRASWASTA 6 Pengawu JL. Pue Bongo √ √ √ 2 KAMALUDDIN SIDRAP, 07 SEPTEMBER 1979 WIRASWASTA 7 Pengawu JL. Pue Bongo √ √ √ 3 SABRIN O. LADONGI, S.Ag AMPIBABO, 21 MARET 1979 WIRASWASTA 6 Pengawu JL. Pue Bongo √ √ √ 4 FIRMAN PENGAWU, 01/02/1965 WIRASWASTA 3 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 5 LEXI M. NURDIN HUSEN MANADO, 12/11/1982 SOPIR 1 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 6 NAJIB PALU, 04/02/1974 PETANI 4 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 7 LINTA TODIDI PALU, 08/08/1954 URT 1 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 8 MARMAN WANAMUKTI, 17/08/1984 WIRASWASTA 3 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 9 MUHAMMAD RAFLI PALU, 11/05/1987 POLRI 1 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 10 ADHARIS MARHUM PALU, 08/04/1982 PNS 2 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 11 MOH. FAHRI PALU, 18/12/1988 PETANI 3 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 12 KRISMANTO LAKEA, 10/03/1975 PNS 3 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 13 ANWAR SENGKANG, 26/08/1972 WIRASWASTA 5 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 14 NURDIN IDIN PALU, 02/05/1975 WIRASWASTA 4 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 15 SARTATI WATUDEA, 02/07/1975 WIRASWASTA 4 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 16 ANWAR TAWAELI, 07/07/1973 WIRASWASTA 4 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 17 FINISCA ROYA, M.Pd SURABAYA, 21/05/1979 PNS 2 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 18 MUH. AKIB MAKASAR, 01/01/1965 TUKANG BATU 4 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 19 IMAM SAFAAT POMBEWE, 03/11/1989 WIRASWASTA 2 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 20 AGUS PALU, 17/08/1982 PNS 3 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 21 SURYA PURNAMA MADIUN, 15/02/1987 KARYAWAN SWASTA 3 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 22 NUR ARDIANSAH PALU, 27/05/1971 KARYAWAN SWASTA 4 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 23 HARTINI, S.Sos PALU, 10/11/1980 KARYAWAN SWASTA 1 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 24 DODIK MALANG, 08/03/1979 MEKANIK 3 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 25 KILAT TARUMPU SIDRAP, 06/06/1965 WIRASWASTA 3 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 26 MOH AMIN KHOIRONI, S.SY TOLAI, 27/04/1991 MAHASISWA 2 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 27 H. ABD. RAZAK PALU, 12/08/1952 WIRASWASTA 4 Pengawu BTN TANGGARAWA √ √ √ 28 EDI HARYONO MALANG, 23/06/1960 WIRASWASTA 5 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 29 FATMAH BAHMID AMPANA, 20/10/1957 PENSIUN 1 Pengawu BTN HARMONI √ √ √ 30 AGUS SUKAMTO, S.Ag DJOMBANG, 17/08/1970 PNS 3 Pengawu BTN HARMONI √ √ √ 31 MIZRAN PENGAWU,28/03/1956 TUKANG KAYU 1 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 32 NUNUNG LUWUK,9/07/1983 GURU 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 33 SYAMRIZAL CANNOE,5/11/1987 WIRASWASTA 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 34 DEDI KABONENA,07/07/1980 SOPIR 5 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 35 MOHAMMAD PALU,29/12/1960 PNS 7 Pengawu Lrg. Uvempemata √ √ √ 36 SARJANA PENGAWU,22/12/1953 URT 1 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 37 BAKIR T. BONDE DONGGALA,14/07/1948 PENSIUNAN 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 38 ARDIN PALU,07/02/1968 TNI 4 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 39 DG. SIBALI PENGAWU,07/08/1968 PNS 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 40 MURLAN PALU,14/11/1958 WIRASWASTA 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 41 AMRIN PENGAWU,05/08/1954 PETANI 4 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 42 AGUS SALIM CAKKE,17/08/1959 SOPIR 6 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 43 MOHAMMAD ALI PALU,29/03/1967 PNS 4 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 44 DARMA PENGAWU,23/12/1965 URT Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 45 SUHAEMA PENGAWU,03/07/1963 URT 2 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 46 PAHSAN PENGAWU,01/07/1951 WIRASWASTA 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 47 ARWINA PALU,27/04/1962 URT 2 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 48 ABD. RAHMAN SIDRAP,21/10/1979 PETANI 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 49 ABD. RAHMAN ALI PALU,15/10/1964 WIRASWASTA 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 50 YUSUF DG.PAWATA PALU,03/09/1949 WIRASWASTA 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 51 NUR BINTANG PENGAWU/02/05/1959 URT 2 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 52 ANDRIS PENGAWU,27/06/1973 WIRASWASTA 7 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 53 LAHAMUDIN PENGAWU, 02/12/1959 PETANI 4 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ STATUS JUMLAH ALAMAT TEMPAT TINGGAL KONDISI BANGUNAN AKIBAT KERUSAKAN LAHAN TITIK No NAMA KEPALA KELUARGA TEMPAT TANGGAL LAHIR PEKERJAAN ANGGOTA SUMBER DATA SHELTER KELUARGA KELURAHAN JALAN RT/RW RB RS RR HL HM SW GBS GB TS LK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 54 SOFYAN RAHIM PENGAWU,23/06/1971 WIRASWASTA 4 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 55 FARID PALU,26/09/1984 K.SWASTA 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 56 AIDA PALU,12/07/1973 URT 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 57 SUDIN P PENGAWU,12/12/1955 TANI 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 58 INDRA PALU,23/11/1888 K.SWASTA 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 59 RAMLAH TAJA PENGAWU,02/02/1977 URT 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 60 INAL GUSTAF PALU,09/08/1986 SWASTA 2 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 61 ROSNANI PALU,05/05/1964 URT 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 62 YAHYA PENGAWU,14/10/1961 SWASTA 3 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 63 FICE SAMBUARI THOMAS MANADO,27 /07/1963 SWASTA 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 64 ADRIANTO KOLONODALE,19/02/1974 WIRASWASTA 5 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 65 H. HASAN BALIROA PALU,22/16/1951 PENSIUNAN 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 66 ROYKE RAHIM SWASTA 1 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 67 AKBAR LAKATI PALU,08/08/1967 PETANI 5 Pengawu JL. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 68 YANG GONG Sibioang, 07 Maret 1980 PETANI 6 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 69 ISMAIL BOGO PENGAWU, 13/06/1949 PENSIUNAN 1 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 70 SATIA PENGAWU, 20/02/1958 URT 5 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 71 BASLUDIN MAULO PENGAWU, 12/05/1952 PENSIUNAN 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 72 LATIFA PALU, 03/03/1976 URT 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 73 MUZAKAR PALU, 23/10/1951 BURUH 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 74 IDHAM TOMINI, 12/02/1973 HONORER 5 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 75 CANDRA PALU, 19/12/1981 POLRI 4 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 76 SUHANNI PENGAWU,21/098/1957 PENSIUNAN 2 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 77 NAJARIA PALU, 01/07/1961 URT - Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 78 IRSAN Y. PALU, 21/03/1977 BURUH 6 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 79 DJAUSI PENGAWU, 07/01/1961 BURUH 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 80 ADI DANOPIDU TAWAELI, 29/03/1963 SWASTA 6 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 81 HAERUDIN PENGAWU,01/07/1973 BURUH 5 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 82 ZUBIR PENGAWU,11/11/1982 HONORER 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 83 MOH.ARFAN LEMUSA,11/11/1977 BURUH 4 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 84 IRFAN PENGAWU,03/02/1989 BURUH 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 85 RUSLAN PALU,01/01/1961 BURUH 4 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 86 MOH. SYAHRIL POSO,01/11/1975 TUKANG 4 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 87 ASDIN PALU,27/02/1988 HONORER 1 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 88 H. DARLIN PALU,05/12/1961 PNS 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 89 MUKRIM PNS 2 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 90 ARBAINAH PALU.23/19/1969 HONORER 2 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 91 ABD. JABAR PENGAWU,26/10/1970 PETANI 5 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 92 APENI MALAHA PEBOOA,14/06/1958 WIRASWASTA 1 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 93 MOH. NUR SOPPENG,31/12/1964 SOPIR 4 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 94 APLUS PALU,15/09/1961 BURUH 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 95 ERWIN LUWUK,07/08/1984 BURUH 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 96 ARWAN PALU,05/04/1964 PNS 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 97 MUHIDIN PENGAWU,24/12/1952 PETANI 2 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 98 ANSAR PENGAWU,06/04/1983 HONORER 4 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 99 ZAKIAH - - - Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 100 NURDIN KADIR - - - Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 101 ZAMRUD PENGAWU,25/11/1975 BURUH 3 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 102 RIZAL S. RAPPANG,24/11/1977 8 Pengawu Jl. Uve mpemata √ √ √ 103 USMAR Tibo,06/07/1979 Tukang 4 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 104 KIORIA Duyu,06/06/1960 URT 2 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 105 SALWAN Palu,06/10/1974 URT 1 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 106 LOMPI Palu,05/05/1945 URT 1 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 107 NAPU Palu,01/07/1933 URT 1 Pengawu Jl. Padanjakaya √ √ √ 108 ERMIYATI Palu,18/08/1968 PNS 3 Pengawu JL.Malontara √ √ √ 109 FADLI.N Bobo,22/01/1981 HONORER 6 Pengawu JL.Malontara √ √ √ 110 HADI SOFYAN Pengawu,06/03/1977 Security 4 Pengawu JL.Malontara √ √ √ 111 MUH. FADIL Palu,09/06/1974 PNS 4 Pengawu JL.Malontara √ √ √ STATUS JUMLAH ALAMAT TEMPAT TINGGAL KONDISI BANGUNAN AKIBAT KERUSAKAN LAHAN TITIK No NAMA KEPALA KELUARGA TEMPAT TANGGAL LAHIR PEKERJAAN ANGGOTA SUMBER DATA SHELTER KELUARGA KELURAHAN JALAN RT/RW RB RS RR HL HM SW GBS GB TS LK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 112 NIRMALA SARI Pengawu,o5/05/1982 URT 1 Pengawu JL.Malontara √ √ √ 113 DAMRIA Palu,25/12/1949 URT 1 Pengawu JL.Malontara √ √ √ 114 SURIYADI Pengawu,16/01/1984 POLRI 5 Pengawu JL. Malonatara √ √ √ 115 ISMAIL ABD RAHMAN Pengawu,12/07/1974 BURUH 4 Pengawu JL. Malonatara √ √ √ 116 SUCIPTO Afandi Manado,10/08/1965 POLRI 3 Pengawu JL. Malonatara √ √ √ 117 ABINIOKO Palu,11/08/1948 URT 1 Pengawu JL. Malonatara √ √ √ 118 TASRIF Palu,01/10/1976 - 6 Pengawu Jl.Bodi √ √ √ 119 H. MOH. ISNAENI Palu,02/01/1971 PNS 5 Pengawu Jl.
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