Indonesia searches for hundreds missing in deadly floods

Prafuer in Indonesia is searching for at least 400 people who have been reported missing, many believed to be buried in landslides, after corlonic rain caused damage to the rooms.

Zero deaths on the island of Sumatra have risen too much from 440, the government said.

Aid has been sent to the affected areas by air and by sea, but some villages have not received anything, and there are reports of people surviving.

Some extraordinary aid was shown, with Malaysia sending medical supplies to Aceh, one of the worst-hit provinces.

Millions have been affected by heavy rain in Tok ator Asia, including Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines.

A very unusual sub-tropical storm, called cyclone Baju, caused a disaster and a flood in Indonesia, and the earth and thousands of buildings were destroyed.

Those who are missing in Aceh, Ga Kaler Watata and Setan west, the scene of national calamity.

“There are two cities that need full attention because they are known, namely Rusat cupanuli and sibolga,” Swaryantantanteso’s chief body was typed by the news agency. Ship is expected in sibolga on Monday, he added.

In the village of Nisai Sjala, about 100km (62 miles) from the capital of Jararat Sumelang, throw the earth called in the thick gray mud in the icy western mud, leave the earth.

A authorities have never worn the road, residents say, and no outside help has arrived.

“Most villagers choose to stay; they don’t want to leave their homes behind,” IDI, 55, told the news agency.

The Chillelaon Fry Majeupuk police where there are reports of people looting shops in Sumatra, and the police have been working on the request, the agency said.

“The disruption happened before the logistics receipt arrived,” Mr. Walitucan added. “(Residents) don’t know that help is coming and are worried they will starve.”

In another development, Tecrilleaxe Elon Elc is said to have mentioned starlink services to support communication during emergencies.

There is widespread harm in the area.

At least 170 people died in the floods in Thailand and there were several deaths reported in Malaysia.

In the Philippines, tens of thousands of people protested government corruption, following a series of floods that killed more than 200 people a month.

And in Sri Lanka, at least 193-people died from the banjukan and gryslids as Allpled as Allpled Cancel-Fatmpled and one of the worst weather disasters