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1989 West Papua earthquake
The 1989 West Papua earthquake struck West Papua, Indonesia – then Irian Jaya province – on August 1.
== Details and relief ==
The West Papua earthquake struck at 9:17 local time〔 and measured Ms 5.7 and 6.0 on the Richter scale. Its epicenter was located south of Jayapura;〔 the earthquake reached as far as Wamena.〔 It lasted for roughly three minutes and caused multiple aftershocks.
The earthquake killed 120 people and left 120 injured;〔 all of the dead were recovered from the villages of Holuon, Pasema, and Soba.〔 Many of these deaths and injuries derived from landslides that covered two villages and disrupted sections of the Baliem River, practically flooding three villages and depositing tons of mud.〔 One of these landslides was tall;〔 there were eleven in total. A large portion of the dead consisted of Dhani tribesmen.〔
Local authorities distributed food, blankets, clothing, and money to survivors. Helicopters supplied food and other relief supplies,〔 but they were slowed by cracks in the local airstrips. More than 25 survivors were treated for severe injuries and another 100 for less grave maladies. 200-300 people were evacuated in the aftermath of the tremor,〔〔 and following the earthquake 3,500 Hupla people were resettled at a lower altitude, thus moving them from their traditional settlements.〔Tapol, pg. 22.〕
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