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1 Problem Analysis
1. Barastepu village is located near Mount Sinabung, is no longer
habitable because of the eruption of Mount Sinabung, Karo Regency.
Due the eruption of Mount Sinabung, people’s harvested vegetables
cannot be transported to the city because the roads are damages, the
result, many of the community’s vegetables became rotten which soiled
the village. It is difficult for people to take clean water for bathing,
washing and drinking water because the water source is polluted with
rotting vegetables. The erupting volcanic lava ash hoarded people’s
home.
A. What is the meaning of Berastepu village is located near Mount
Sinabung, is no longer habitable because of the eruption of Mount
Sinabung, Karo Regency. Due to eruption of Mount Sinabung,
People’s harvested vegetables cannot be transported to the city
because the roads are damages. The result, many of the
community’s vegetables became rotten which soiled the village. It
is difficult for people to take clean water for bathing, washing, and
drinking water because the water resource is pollutes with rotting
vegetables?
B. What is the impact of eruption for health?
C. What kind of waste?
Jawab:
In general, the type Waste is classified into two, namely organic
waste, commonly called wet waste and inorganic waste is called
dry waste. Wet garbage is garbage that come from living things,
including living litter and kitchen waste including food scraps. Dry
waste, between others: paper, plastic, cans, bottles, iron, and
various metals. Inorganic waste cannot be degradable (degradable),
biodegradable organic waste (degradable) and disintegrate
naturally. organic trash (Banowati, 2012)
F. What are the correlation between the water pollution and difficulty
to bathing, washing, and drinking?
G. What disease can caused by the polluted water? → water borne
H. How to handle the waste?
I. What is the meaning of the erupting volcanic lava ash hoarded
people’s home?
J. What is the criteria of the clean and polluted air?
Jawab:
Air quality requirements in the home space include:
a. Physical quality, consisting of parameters: particulate
(Particulate Matter/PM2.5 and PM10), air temperature, lighting,
humidity, and regulation and air exchange (ventilation rate);
b. Chemical quality, consisting of parameters: Sulfur dioxide
(SO2), Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), Carbon monoxide (CO),
Carbon dioxide (CO2), Lead (Plumbum=Pb), cigarette smoke
(Environmental Tobacco Smoke/ETS), Asbestos, Formaldehyde
(HCHO), Volatile Organic Compound (VOC); and
c. Biological quality consists of parameters: bacteria and fungi.
Permenkes. 2011. PEDOMAN PENYEHATAN UDARA DALAM RUANG RUMA
H. NOMOR 1077/MENKES/PER/V/2011