The Flood Caused The Indonesian Textile Mill To Shut Down And Lose Billions Of Rupees.

Indonesian floods

The recent floods in Bandung and its surrounding areas caused some textile factories to stop production.

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The observation made by the API is no less than 8 medium scale.

Factories must shut down and lose billions of rupees.

This is the statement made by Sutela Chet, President of Indonesia Textile Association.

Sutela Chet said: "the detailed loss is still not clear, because the report is incomplete.

In addition, the total loss is still below 5 billion rupees, and the total loss we expect will not exceed this figure. "

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The shutdown stopped thousands of employees from working.

This figure is not clear, but it will not exceed 10 thousand.

Some workers are unable to work, and some factories are trapped inside the factory because the water depth can reach 1.5 meters and cars can not pass, Sutela Chet said.

Sutela Chet explained that some factories should stop production for a long time because some factories, including production equipment, were trapped in the water.

These factories take a long time to resume production because they can not ensure that all the equipment can be used safely, especially electrical equipment.

According to our observation, the factory's production period is no less than 7-10 days.

The director of the Indonesia industry and Trade Bureau said that the medium scale textile and textile factories in Bandung area were vulnerable to floods, and they had no special foreboding in front of the floods.

Different from big companies, large companies have prepared such foreboding, such as drainage system and location of factories.

The director of the industry and Trade Bureau said that a prominent solution is to make these medium-size enterprises want to check the redistribution of cold cards, but that requires considerable capital.