The story of Henry, Banjarnegara landslide victims who survived after silted up for 9 hours
       

 
         Banjarnegara, Central Java. Landslides in Jemblung Hamlet, Village Sampang, District Karangkobar, Banjarnegara, Central Java, leaving a thrilling story. He is Henry Wahyu, villagers Sampang who try to survive for 9 hours in a sea of mud that slowly covered himself, shortly when the landslide occurred in the village.

Henry told , when he was at his grandfather's house located in the hamlet Jemblung, before the avalanche struck settlements under the foot of the hill. When the evening before sunset, he had heard a voice eruption three times.

    "I had time to look in the direction of the hill, there is a sort of smoke that comes out, then the fire," he said.

           At that time, he saw a lot of residents scattered and fled. In a moment of panic that, she then ran alongside other residents. But then, he saw his grandparents who have difficulty avoiding the mud that has been dropped. Not bear to see his grandfather and grandmother stuck, men with disabilities who use these fake left foot, chose to help the person he loved.

But unexpectedly, avalanches come back and make a grandfather and grandmother lost in the mud. Henry tried to help, too caught up in the mud. At that time, he was admitted to the mud almost smothered her entire body, except in the neck. Because land hoarding still soft, Henry tried to remove his hands that had participated buried.

           At that time, he saw a tree cassava which is not far from him. Hope for survivors felt, slowly Henry tried to scrape the mud that had covered his body. At that time, he tried to keep breathing and screaming for help while waiting for help to arrive.

    "I cried for help from 18:00 pm until help arrives to help around 24.00 pm," he said.

Hope to stay alive was constantly getting on. At that time, he saw a flashlight on the direction of residents and volunteers. At that time, had to wait a team of volunteers who traverse rough terrain because the mud that covered the entire area of settlement.

    "It was just cashed board volunteers who handed down to reach me. I was also asked to not move much in order not to limp, if there was anything I was just told to shout," he explained.

           Around 02.00 pm, Henry successfully evacuated by six volunteers who took him to a safe place. He felt cold and dark when it can not be avoided. Soon after that, Henry was taken to the health center for treatment Karangkobar incentives.

    "I am very pleased to be survived, but four of my family namely grandfather, grandmother, uncle and nephew could not be saved," he said.