The death toll from torrential rains, floods and landslides in Indonesia has risen to 150
Jakarta … News Time
The death toll from torrential rains, floods and landslides in Indonesia has risen to 150 and many more have been injured. According to the world media, the continuous torrential rains in the eastern province of Indonesia took the form of floods, landslides caused mudslides in the flood relay, and mud flood floods caused destruction everywhere. Rescue agencies have launched rescue operations. So far, the death toll from rains, landslides and floods has risen to 150, with bridges and roads in the eastern part of the island of Flores disrupted, disrupting traffic. The landslide destroyed dozens of houses, leaving nine people feared buried under the rubble, while several bodies were also found in the mudslides. Bodies continue to be found during rescue operations, leading to fears of an increase in casualties. More than 50 injured have been brought to hospitals, most of who have been allowed to return home after first aid. The number of injured is critical. Emergency has been declared in hospitals. The Meteorological Department said that the rains and bad weather will continue next week, so the sea has been banned and citizens have been instructed not to leave their homes unnecessarily.
