Summary
In December, severe flooding hit parts of Indonesia, particularly affecting the Aceh province. The disaster caused significant damage, leading to the deaths of at least 1,170 people and leaving many families displaced. Many victims are still living in temporary tents weeks after the floods.
Key Facts
- Floods occurred in December in Indonesia, mainly affecting the Aceh province.
- The disaster resulted in at least 1,170 deaths in North Sumatra, West Sumatra, and Aceh provinces.
- Many people who lost their homes are now living in temporary shelters.
- Aceh province was the hardest hit, with Aceh Tamiang being one of the most affected areas.
- Rahmadani and her son Dimas lost their home and are now living in a tent near their destroyed house.
- Dimas needs medical care but cannot access it due to financial and logistical issues after the flood.
- Aid is mostly limited to providing food, without sufficient medical support.
