The head of the BNPB stated that at the end of the year verification, the total number of disasters could penetrate Five thousand events For 2025. https: / / www.idxchannel.com /
Disaster Early Year
In the first 13 days of 2025, the BNPB released no 74 disaster events., where Almost 80% Among them is the flood. SINDOnews
Data By Moon
March 2025By Buletin Disaster Info BNPB, recorded 261 catastrophic events. From there, 99,62% Some kind of disaster is hydrometeorological. BNPB
August 2025According to August's bulletin, it says 123 wet hydrometeorological events That month — It's 60 floods, 50 extreme weather, 10 landslides, and 3 tidal waves. BNPB
Impact in August: 18 people died, 55 injured, and 125.577 impacted souls / evacuated. BNPB
May 2025In May's report from the BNPB, it was recorded 61 people died, 11 missing, 46 injured, and 349.561 people were affected / evacuated Natural disaster. BNPB
Details of death: 30 souls from the avalanche, 29 from the flood, 2 from extreme weather. BNPB
Regional Distribution & Case Example
At June 9, 2025, BNPB reports a catastrophic hydrometeorology (rain + wind) in Depok City, Java WestOne man was killed by a tree, and 33 units of homes were severely damaged by heavy winds + heavy rain. BNPB
At April 16, 2025There was an avalanche in the Pamekasan District, East Java (Kadur Village and Pamporoh) recorded by BNPB. BNPB
Per September 18, 2025, BNPB reports three catastrophic wet hydrometeorology in several areas including West Kalimantan, East Kalimantan. BNPB
Promotion and Comitments Ready
BNPB states in "Ngopi Barang BNPB" that they escort commitment and real step to face flooding and avalanche, especially post-rakornas PB 2025. BNPB
In disaster handling, BNPB is working with local BPBD, TNI / POLRI, and local communities for evacuation, recovery, and mitigation. (Quoted from disaster handling reports on various dates) BNPB + 2BNPB + 2
🔎 Analysis & Implication
Domination of hydrometeorology The data shows that the wet disaster (flood, landslide, wind) is dominant in 2025. Most of the disasters are these kind. It strengthens the trend that extreme weather phenomena become the main trigger of disaster in Indonesia.
The increase in risk in monsoon Because the rainy season increases the frequency of events, the flood-prone areas and the avalanche needs to be amplified. There is a higher potential toplevel if extreme rainfall continues.
Social Load The number of people affected in some period (for example August and May), which suggests that social impacts are not only about physical damage, but also about mass refugees and long-term recovery.
Advanced Mitigation Required This statistic strengthens the argument that the disaster response alone is insufficient: it needs structural mitigation (for example: drainage, flood-resistant infrastructure), early warning system, and education to be more resistant to hydrometeorological risk.
Cross Sector collaboration Because of the scale of major disasters and spread across many areas, collaboration between BNPB, BPBD, local government and local communities is very important. Moreover, the use of technology (for example weather modification, warning system) could be part of a mitigation strategy.
