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Indonesian rescuers race to find hundreds missing in deadliest flood since 2004 tsunami
JAKARTA: Indonesian rescuers were struggling on Tuesday to reach cut-off villages in Sumatra, where over 700 people were killed and more than 500 remain missing following the most devastating floods and landslides in decades. The floods and landslides, which were triggered by extreme weather linked to tropical cyclones Senyar and Koto, hit the provinces of North Sumatra, West Sumatra and Aceh last week and displaced some 1.1 million people, according to Indonesia’s National Disaster Mitigation Agency.
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arabnews.com
Sumatra residents loot for food and water after deadly floods
MEDAN: Some residents of the flood-hit island of Sumatra resorted to looting, seeking food and water to survive, authorities said Sunday. The floods, which hit nearly a week ago,…
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Indonesia, Thailand race to find missing as flooding toll rises to 480
PADANG: Indonesian and Thai authorities raced on Sunday to clear debris and find hundreds of people still missing after devastating floods and landslides that killed at least 480…
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aljazeera.com
Indonesia floods death toll rises to 442 as people hunt for food and water
At least two areas of the worst-affected Sumatra island still unreachable, as authorities struggle to deliver aid.
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bbc.com
Indonesia searches for hundreds missing in deadly floods
The death toll on the island of Sumatra has risen to more than 440, the government says.
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thehindu.com
Indonesia, Thailand race to find missing as flooding toll tops 600
Authorities in Indonesia and Thailand urgently search for missing persons as devastating floods claim over 600 lives across Southeast Asia.
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upi.com
At least 400 killed in Indonesian floods, landslides; hundreds still missing - UPI.com
Rescue workers in Indonesia are searching for at least 400 people who are believed to have been buried alive following landslides caused by torrential rains and flooding from…
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Floods in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand leave close to 1,000 dead
Torrential rain has left Sri Lanka and parts of Indonesia's Sumatra, southern Thailand and northern Malaysia under water
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Flooding recovery efforts underway in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand as death tolls rise
PADANG SIDEMPUAN, Indonesia: Indonesia’s president told survivors of last week’s devastating floods that help was arriving to those in need Monday as Asian governments scaled up…
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Death toll in Indonesia floods passes 500
Another 500 people are missing, while thousands more have been injured, after a cyclone hit the region.
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Indonesia flood toll hits 631, one million in shelters
JAKARTA: The death toll in deadly flooding and landslides across Indonesia’s Sumatra rose on Tuesday to 631, with one million people evacuated, the disaster agency said.…
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theguardian.com
One million people evacuated in Indonesia as death toll from floods surpasses 600
In Indonesia, 3.2 million people have been affected by the floods, while 2,600 have been injured and 472 people remain missing
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More than 700 killed, 2,600 injured in Indonesia flooding, landslides - UPI.com
Severe flooding and landslides in Sumatra from Cyclone Senyar are now known to have killed at least 702 people with more than a million displaced.
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Indonesian rescuers race to find hundreds missing in deadliest flood since 2004 tsunami
JAKARTA: Indonesian rescuers were struggling on Tuesday to reach cut-off villages in Sumatra, where over 700 people were killed and more than 500 remain missing following the most…
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Frustration in Indonesia as flood survivors await aid
TUKKA: Officials in Indonesia and Sri Lanka battled Wednesday to reach survivors of deadly flooding in remote, cut-off regions as the toll in the disaster that hit four countries…
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Survivors pick up pieces in flood-hit Indonesia as more rain predicted
TUKKA: Survivors in Indonesia were piecing back shattered lives Friday after devastating floods killed more than 1,500 people across four countries, with fears of fresh misery as…