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Warga Desak BPLS Lakukan Evakuasi
Hingga saat ini belum ada keputusan menyangkut status kawasan tersebut.
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Harga Sama dengan Lapindo
Sampai saat ini tidak ada kejelasan masalah harga tanah yang akan dibayarkan.
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Semburan Baru di Jatirejo
Selain menyemburkan air dan gas, semburan tersebut mengeluarkan partikel lumpur agak kental.
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Warga Pertanyakan Pengukuran
Tim pengukur terdiri dari Dinas Pekerjaan Umum (PU) Cipta Karya dan Badan Pertanahan Nasional (BPN).
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BPLS Mulai Sosialisasi, Kali Pertama di Desa Besuki
Jumlah kepala keluarga (KK) mencapai 941. Luas sawah 509.588 meter persegi. Luas pekarangan 374.918 meter persegi. Bangunan mencapai 236.780,33 meter persegi.
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Perjuangan Panjang Warga Pemilik Tanah Letter C
PT Minarak tidak mau membayar dalam bentuk tunai, melainkan dengan resettlement.
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Ganti Rugi Belum Lunas, Warga Patok Tanggul
Selain warga yang belum menerima sisa 80 persen, masih ada sekitar 1.000 korban lumpur yang belum menerima ganti rugi sama sekali.
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New report says Indonesia mud disaster man-made
The report found the effect of the earthquake was minimal, with only a “tiny” resulting change to underground pressure. It said scientists were 99 per cent certain drilling operations were to blame.
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A Wound in The Earth
Lapindo: The drilling plan was approved by the government and complied with mandatory regulations.
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Indonesian Firms Denied Drilling Caused Mud Volcano
Richard Davies told Reuters on Thursday that the well was being drilled next to a mud volcano at the same time it erupted.
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Jakarta puts own interests first in tale of two disasters
If Bakrie hadn’t been involved, the situation would not have been like it is now.
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Slimy business; Java’s unstoppable mudflow
Mr Yudhoyono may be influenced by Lapindo’s majority shareholder, the diversified family-owned Bakrie Group. At the time of the disaster, its patriarch, Aburizal Bakrie, was the economics supremo in Mr Yudhoyono’s cabinet, having backed his presidential campaign in 2004.
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Two Years On, a Mud Volcano Still Rages and Bewilders
Lapindo brought in a consultant from Houston, Texas, who directed the drilling of two relief wells. This effort was abandoned because Lapindo ran out of money.
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Lapindo Blamed for Mudflow in East Java
An unpublished analysis carried out for the Indonesian police and seen by the FT points to potentially crucial errors in Lapindo’s pressure calculations.
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Confronting evidence questions cause of mud eruption disaster
The Yogyakarta earthquake was at least ten times too small to have triggered such a disaster, whilst the well that was drilled only 200 metres away from the volcano is the more likely cause.
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PT Lapindo Brantas Makes Things Clear as Mud in Indonesia
Many analysts predict that the Bakrie Group will simply resort to bankruptcy rather than foot any of the multi-billion dollar clean-up and compensation costs.
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New Indonesia Calamity, A Mud Bath, Is Man-Made
Foreign companies, environmental groups and political observers are now watching closely to see whether the government will hold Lapindo.
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Mud volcano ‘on brink of collapse’
Since it began spewing noxious mud and gasses on May 29 2006, Lusi has blanketed an area of around 7 cubic kilometres, covering 10,426 houses, 35 schools, 65 mosques and one orphanage.
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Mining firm blamed for mud flooding: report
East Java police chief Herman Suryadi Sumawiredja: Experts believe there is a link between the mud flow and the activities of the well.
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Volcano of mud makes 50,000 homeless
The government only needs to have the political will and the political courage to push the company to pay compensation.