medical team to Palu and Donggala. Ministry of Transportation formed a Quick Response Team in Palu and would evaluate and inspect the infrastructures in the affected areas. Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani announced that the ministry would provide 560 billion rupiah for the recovery effort in Central Sulawesi. Minister of Agriculture Amran Sulaiman sent 500 trucks carrying logistics to Palu and Donggala. In response to reports that hundreds of inmates had escaped from prisons throughout Central Sulawesi, the Ministry of Law and Human Rights announced an ultimatum for 1 week to the inmates to report and to return to the prison. A special forces unit was also formed by the ministry. State-owned electric company PLN sent 125 personnel to Palu to check the electricity in the affected areas. State-owned petroleum company Pertamina sent 4,000 liters of diesel fuel from Tarakan to Palu. Indonesian National Lines (Pelni) stated that it will not impose fee to any kind of logistics and aid. Telecommunication company Telkom announced that it will provide free wifi services and telecommunication services in the affected areas. This was also followed by Indosat Ooredoo. It stated that residents in the affected area could use SMS service for free. Indonesian Bureau of Logistics sent rice, 5 tonnes of meat and other logistics to Palu and Donggala. Ministry of State-owned enterprises announced that a total of 20,000 LPG tanks had been distributed to 37 locations in Central Sulawesi. Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education M. Natsir stated that every college students in Palu who were affected by the disaster would be given scholarship from the government. 38 state universities in Indonesia also offered to the affected college students to temporarily study in their university. The regional government of Jakarta announced that it would donate a total of 60 billion rupiah for the recovery effort. A total of 83 personnel were also sent to Central Sulawesi. The Government of Toli-Toli Regency sent 25 tonnes of rice, sembako and clothes to Donggala. East Luwu Regency sent 18 trucks carrying logistics, blankets and clothes to Palu, Donggala and Sigi while the regional government of East Java sent volunteers and medical team and donated 5 billion rupiah to the victims. The local government of Lamongan, East Java, sent 34 trucks carrying more than 4,000 boxes of mineral water, 15.89 tonnes of rice, 2,000 packages of sembako, canned foods and other aids to Central Sulawesi.