The emergency response effort includes five main activities. The first activity is medical treatment. The joint team set up a mother and child health post in the central tent. At the post, three doctors, one nurse, and one midwife are on guard and doing a treatment. However, they did not just stay in tents either. They also carried out 31 rounds of mobile medical treatment in seven areas in four villages using one motorbike and a modified four-wheeled ambulance. During 22 days, they have provided health consultation services 1,020 times.

The second activity is in the form of treatment and assistance related to mental health. This activity aims to heal trauma for injured residents by conducting observations, focus group discussions, and interviews in collaboration with professional psychology institutions. There are also services for individual and group cases as well as tracking medical history reported by health workers. Volunteers also provide capacity building to assist recovery and treatment in the mental health sector. This activity extends to individual tents and villages.

Provision of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services, which are also the needs of residents, is the third activity held. IDEP and partners distributed 202 family pail packages for 212 families. Nahyar (6), a resident of Tunagan Village, feels immensely helped by the bucket package he uses to wash clothes and kitchen utensils. Miptah (35) uses his bucket to store rice and other goods.

The fourth activity that was held was in the form of emergency shelter construction around tents and shelters. Apart from consulting with the local RT and RW, this development was also carried out with the community according to expert directions. As of 25 December 2022, around 15 emergency shelters have been built. For food security, the fifth activity in the form of public kitchens was held in three RTs to ensure adequate nutrition for residents.