Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand have been inundated with cyclone-driven rain for a week, killing about 400 people.
Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand have been inundated with cyclone-driven rain for a week, killing about 400 people in total across the three countries.
By Alastair McCready and News Agencies
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Rescue workers in Indonesia are continuing to battle to reach victims in several devastated areas submerged by cyclone-driven torrential rain over the past week, as authorities said the death toll has now reached 248 and would likely continue to rise.
PADANG, Indonesia: The death toll from devastating floods and landslides in Southeast Asia climbed past 350 on Saturday as…
The death toll on the island of Sumatra has risen to more than 440, the government says.
More than 100 still missing on Sumatra island, where authorities to start cloud seeding to reduce rain, as Thailand sees one of…
Authorities say 79 people remain missing and thousands of families have been displaced from their homes across Sumatra.
Torrential rain has left Sri Lanka and parts of Indonesia's Sumatra, southern Thailand and northern Malaysia under water
Another 500 people are missing, while thousands more have been injured, after a cyclone hit the region.
Indonesia and Thailand flooding death toll tops 350 as rescuers struggle to reach worst-hit areas
