Summary
The floods in Indonesia have resulted in over 900 deaths and many missing people. More than 100,000 homes were destroyed due to a cyclone that caused heavy rains and landslides. Aid efforts are ongoing as many areas remain cut off, and survivors report significant destruction.
Key Facts
- Over 900 people have died in Indonesia due to recent floods.
- The floods were caused by a cyclone that formed over the Malaca Strait.
- More than 100,000 homes were destroyed.
- Aid is being delivered by air as many areas remain isolated.
- The floods are part of a series of extreme weather events in Asia, affecting other countries like Sri Lanka and Thailand.
- In some villages, almost all homes were destroyed, leaving many families homeless.
- Survivors had to find safety on rooftops for several days without food or water.
- Efforts to reach those in need are hindered by muddy and damaged roads.
