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Teuku Dadek Teuku Dadek TEUKU DADEK TEUKU DADEK Pengalaman Seorang Camat Gempa dan Tsunami Aceh jangan hanya dilihat dari sudut bencana yang Saat Tsunami di Meulaboh berbalut kesedihan dan duka nestapa, tetapi juga harus dilihat sudut penanganannya yang dinilai sukses oleh WHO karena mampu melakukan TSUNAMI KASIH evakuasi mayat dalam jumlah yang besar sehingga tidak terjadi penyakit serta pengtahapanpun berjalan sesuai dengan yang sudah ditetapkan dengan standar penanganan internasional. Gempa dan Tsunami Aceh adalah laboratorium hidup yang telah menghidupkan nurani pemerintah untuk membentuk Undang– Undang tersendiri serta lembaga khusus yang menangani bencana tersebut yang sudah ada di seluruh Indonesia berupa Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana dan Badan Penanggulangan Bencana Daerah di seluruh Indonesia. Dadek adalah korban sekaligus pelaku serta berhasil mengangkat segala yang Disangka “Kiamat” Peristiwa Catatan pernak pernik dalam kejadian bencana, mulai saat kejadian sampai proses rehab dan rekon yang mempengaruhi masyarakat. Catatan Peristiwa Buku ini lebih memberikan gambaran detil kejadian dan proses rehab rekon yang Disangka “Kiamat” pasca gempa dengan segala dinamikanya yang nanti sangat berguna bagi penanganan gempa dan tsunami dimasa yang akan datang. Pengantar: Syamsidik Yayasan PeNA adalah sebuah Yayasan yang memfokuskan diri pada masalah pendidikan Peneliti Tsunami pada Tsunami and dan pengembangan SDM di Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam. Visi yayasan ini mewujudkan Disaster Mitigation Research Center (TDMRC) suatu tatanan masyarakat madani, egaliter, demokrasi, menjunjung tinggi nilai keadilan, Universitas Syiah Kuala, Banda Aceh. kemanusiaan, dan nilai persaudaraan (ukhuwwah). Oleh karena itu, misi yang diemban Yayasan ini adalah menghadirkan lembaga pendidikan yang profesional dan berkualitas serta melakukan tranformasi ilmu pengetahuan kepada masyarakat melalui penerbitan buku dan jurnal ilmiah. ISBN:978-602-1620-67-0 Yayasan PeNa Banda Aceh, Divisi Penerbitan Jl. Tgk. Chik Ditiro No. 25 Gampong Baro (Depan Masjid Raya Baiturrahman) Banda Aceh P.O. Box. 93 Banda Aceh 23001 Anggota IKAPI No: 005/DIA/ 003 Telp/ Fax. (0651) 35656. Hotline: 0811-68-2170, 0811-68-2171. Email: [email protected] Website: www.tokobukupena.com 9 786021 620670 Pengalaman Seorang Camat Saat Tsunami di Meulaboh Tsunami Kasih Catatan Peristiwa yang Disangka “Kiamat” TEUKU DADEK Pengalaman Seorang Camat Saat Tsunami di Meulaboh Tsunami Kasih Catatan Peristiwa yang Disangka “Kiamat” Pengantar: Syamsidik Peneliti Tsunami pada Tsunami and Disaster Mitigation Research Center (TDMRC) Universitas Syiah Kuala, Banda Aceh. KATALOG DALAM TERBITAN (KDT) Tsunami Kasih; Catatan Peristiwa yang disangka Kiamat: Teuku Dadek, SH: Banda Aceh, Yayasan PeNA, 2017. xxii + 378 halaman; 14,5 x 21 cm. ISBN: 978-602-1620-64-9 Pengarang: Teuku Dadek Editor: Tim Editor PeNA Layout & Sampul: Taufiq Muhammad Cetakan Pertama: Ra’jab 1438/ April 2017 Diterbitkan Oleh: Yayasan PeNA Banda Aceh, Divisi Penerbitan Jl. Tgk. Chik Ditiro No. 25 Gampong Baro (Depan Masjid Raya Baiturrahman) Banda Aceh P.O. Box. 93 Banda Aceh 23001 Anggota IKAPI No: 005/DIA/ 003 Telp. (0651) 35656. Faks. (0651) 31651. Hotline: 0811-68-2170, 0811-68-2171. Email: [email protected] Website: www.tokobukupena.com Dibiayai Oleh Dinas Perpustakaan dan Kearsipan Kabupaten Aceh Barat Hak cipta dilindungi undang-undang Dilarang memperbanyak karya tulis ini dalam bentuk dan dengan cara apapun tanpa ijin tertulis dari penerbit KATALOG DALAM TERBITAN (KDT) Tsunami Kasih; Catatan Peristiwa yang disangka Kiamat: Teuku Dadek, SH: Banda Aceh, Yayasan PeNA, 2017. xxii + 378 halaman; 14,5 x 21 cm. ISBN: 978-602-1620-64-9 Pengarang: Teuku Dadek Editor: Tim Editor PeNA Layout & Sampul: Taufiq Muhammad Cetakan Pertama: Ra’jab 1438/ April 2017 Terima Cinta Kasih Diterbitkan Oleh: Eva Mahnizar Yayasan PeNA Banda Aceh, Divisi Penerbitan Teuku Ahmad Dio Ananda Setia Jl. Tgk. Chik Ditiro No. 25 Gampong Baro Teuku Ahmad Dani Barona Putra (Depan Masjid Raya Baiturrahman) Banda Aceh Cut Anisa Putri Safiera P.O. Box. 93 Banda Aceh 23001 Anggota IKAPI No: 005/DIA/ 003 Telp. (0651) 35656. Faks. (0651) 31651. Hotline: 0811-68-2170, 0811-68-2171. Email: [email protected] Website: www.tokobukupena.com Dibiayai Oleh Dinas Perpustakaan dan Kearsipan Kabupaten Aceh Barat Hak cipta dilindungi undang-undang Dilarang memperbanyak karya tulis ini dalam bentuk dan dengan cara apapun tanpa ijin tertulis dari penerbit Terima Kasih telah membantu; PHIL GORDON Mantan Walikota Phoneix, Amerika Serikat yang mengirimkan delegasi ke Meulaboh PEGGY BLINTEN Mantan Anggota Parlemen Kota Phoenix selaku Ketua Delegasi dan Menjadikan Meulaboh dan Phoenix sebagai Sistes’s City TEUKU NOFRIZAL SSTP ASISTEN I selaku mantan Sekcam Johan Pahlawan yang membantu proses administrasi Kantor Camat Darurat di Dinas Pendidikan Aceh Barat sekarang sudah menjadi Kantor Dinas Kebudayaan Pemuda dan Olah Raga Aceh Barat, PAK PEN selaku Kasi Kesos Kantor Camat TEUKU ERWANSYAH selaku Koordinator Pengungsian di Kantor Bappeda sekarang Staf Ahli Bupati Aceh Barat ALM ZAHRIAL selaku Wartawan Serambi Indonesia yang menjadi koordinator pengungsi di SMA Negeri 1 Meulaboh KASMIR KUDUS mantan Kepala Desa Panggong sekarang selaku Kepala Mukim Ujung Kalak, PAK JAKA mantan Kepala SMA Negeri 1 Meulaboh selaku koordinator pengungsi di SMA Negeri 1 Meulaboh JHON POL Pensiunan Dinas Perikanan dan Kelautan Aceh Barat selaku koordinator di STM HAMDANI Mantan Lurah Ujung Kalak yang juga menjadi koordinator Pengungsi di STM Negeri 1 Meulaboh BUDHA TZU CHI Program unggulan Tenda TSUNAMI KASIH: Catatan Peristiwa yang Disangka “Kiamat” vii UNDP Spesial untuk Ibu Ann, Pak Budi, Ahyorni, Indra, Pepen, Miraga Babayev (Azerbaijan) dan lainnya dengan program Unggulannya Livelihood/Mata Pencaharian, Kebersihan MERCY CORP Spesial untuk Irene, Diana, Wawan, Clarisa dan lainnya dengan Program Unggulannya Cash For Work / Padat Karya, Membuka Kembali Pasar Bina Usaha dan Program Budayanya WIYANTO - Ketua Umum Tenda di Lapang II / UNHCR dengan masukannya AZWAN - Ketua Umum Tenda Lapang I ABDUL MANAF - Ketua Tenda Tzu Chi, Ujung Baroh SUDIRMAN - Mantan Pj Keuchik Suak Raya M YUNUS - Mantan Keuchik Padang Seurahet ISMAIL - Mantan Lurah Ujong Baroh CHATOLIC RELIEF SERVICE Untuk Bapak Berhe, Will, Dean Jhonson dengan produk unggulannya pemberdayan NGO Local, Ruko sebagai Gedung Evakuasi, Pembangunan Kompleks Pendidikan Pocut Baren, melaksanakan Task Force Tingkat Kabupaten, Pembangunan Rumah HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Spesial Sdr Pendeta Tommy Dan Teo Dengan produk unggulannya Perumahan Permanen dan pertama memulai pembangunan rumah permanen SOS Sepesial Yudi dengan Panti dan Rumah Permanen yang sangat membanggakan KKSP Spesial untuk Maman dengan Rumah Sesuai dengan Tanah Gambut serta program makanannya ALO Dengan produk unggulannya bangunan sekolah dan livelihood SALVATION ARMY Dengan pembelian tanah 12,5 Ha untuk relokasi dengan Rumah Permanen Tipe 45 yang menginspirasi Bapak Kuntoro untuk memperbaiki kualitas TERRE DES HOMES Program Unggulannya Pembangunan Sekolah viii Teuku Dadek UNDP ALM SRI MULYATI, Mantan Kepala Kelurahan Rundeng Spesial untuk Ibu Ann, Pak Budi, Ahyorni, Indra, Pepen, Miraga Babayev ARBI FADHILAH, Mantan kepala Kelurahan Kuta Padang (Azerbaijan) dan lainnya dengan program Unggulannya Livelihood/Mata ALM. ISMED YAHYA, Mantan Keuchik Pasar Aceh Pencaharian, Kebersihan ALM. NURDIN, Mantan Keuchik Seuneubok BAKRI, Tenda lapang I MERCY CORP JUMADI, Barrak Lapang I Spesial untuk Irene, Diana, Wawan, Clarisa dan lainnya dengan Program INDRA, World Vision Unggulannya Cash For Work / Padat Karya, Membuka Kembali Pasar Bina Usaha dan Program Budayanya WORLD RELIEF Dengan program Ruko di Pasar Aceh dan Pembangunan Kembali Akademi WIYANTO - Ketua Umum Tenda di Lapang II / UNHCR dengan masukannya Perawat Suak Ribe AZWAN - Ketua Umum Tenda Lapang I A.HAMID mantan Kepala Desa Lapang ABDUL MANAF - Ketua Tenda Tzu Chi, Ujung Baroh ACUT SAMSUL BAHRI, HI, mantan Lurah Ujung Kalak SUDIRMAN - Mantan Pj Keuchik Suak Raya M. FAKRI mantan Ketua Tenda Lapang II M YUNUS - Mantan Keuchik Padang Seurahet FAKRUDDIN mantan Ketua Barak Leuhan ISMAIL - Mantan Lurah Ujong Baroh WORLD VISION spesial Indra CHATOLIC RELIEF SERVICE GLOBAL RELIEF Untuk Bapak Berhe, Will, Dean Jhonson dengan produk unggulannya Dari Afrika Selatan dengan program Relief untuk Mental pemberdayan NGO Local, Ruko sebagai Gedung Evakuasi, Pembangunan Kompleks Pendidikan Pocut Baren, melaksanakan Task Force Tingkat CARITAS SWISS Kabupaten, Pembangunan Rumah Stephanie, Andrian, Daniela, Roland dengan Kesabaran menanti tanah relokasi dari Pemda untuk Desa Pasir, Padang Seurahet dan Suak Indrapuri dengan jumlah HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Rumah Permanen mencapai 1500 unit Spesial Sdr Pendeta Tommy Dan Teo Dengan produk unggulannya Perumahan Permanen dan pertama memulai pembangunan rumah permanen UNOCHA Dewi dan Alm Eka yang selalu melakukan koordinasi dengan baik SOS Sepesial Yudi dengan Panti dan Rumah Permanen yang sangat membanggakan CWS Untuk Dino dengan Program Family Kit dan Air Bersihnya KKSP NAJAMUDDIN - mantan Lurah Suak Indrapuri Spesial untuk Maman dengan Rumah Sesuai dengan Tanah Gambut serta program makanannya SPANISH RED CROOS Spesial untuk Miguel dan Erry Kato dengan program unggulannya Rumah Shelter ALO dan Air Bersih Dengan produk unggulannya bangunan sekolah dan livelihood ACTED SALVATION ARMY Khusus untuk Piere dan Ibu Ana dengan program pelatihan Booatmya Dengan pembelian tanah 12,5 Ha untuk relokasi dengan Rumah Permanen Tipe 45 yang menginspirasi Bapak
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