Death Toll From Floods, Landslides in Indonesia's Sumatra Rises to 164
Summary
Floods and landslides caused by monsoon rains and Tropical Cyclone Siniyart in Indonesia's Sumatra have killed 164 people, with rescue efforts ongoing amid infrastructure damage and displacement of thousands.
Key Points
- The death toll from floods and landslides in Indonesia's Sumatra has risen to 164.
- Search efforts continue for 79 missing people in the affected region.
- Floods have inundated more than 17,000 homes, displacing about 23,000 residents to temporary shelters.
- Rescue teams are facing difficulties due to damaged roads, bridges, and shortage of heavy equipment.
