Summary
Flooding in Indonesia led to over 500 deaths, with many people still missing and injured. The floods, caused by a rare cyclone, affected over a million people across several provinces. Aid efforts are ongoing, but access to some areas remains difficult.
Key Facts
- More than 500 people have died due to floods in Indonesia.
- The flooding was caused by a rare cyclone over the Malacca Strait.
- Three provinces in Indonesia, including Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra, are the most affected.
- Approximately 1.4 million people have been impacted by the floods.
- Around 500 people are still missing, and thousands are injured.
- Roads are damaged, making it hard for aid workers to reach affected areas.
- Food and supplies are running out in some regions, causing desperation among residents.
- President Prabowo Subianto has acknowledged the challenges in reaching some flooded areas and emphasized ongoing efforts to address the situation.
