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    Satellite images show the scale of destruction from Asia floods | Floods News

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsDecember 9, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    In Indonesia, at the least 961 people have been killed in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra whereas 293 are nonetheless lacking, Indonesia’s Nationwide Company for Catastrophe Administration (BNPB) reported late on Sunday.

    Some 5,000 folks have been injured throughout the three provinces, and multiple million folks have been displaced. Greater than 156,000 properties have been broken and 975,075 individuals are in non permanent shelters.

    “The whole lot is missing, particularly medical personnel. We’re quick on docs,” Muzakir Manaf, governor of Indonesia’s Aceh province, informed reporters late on Sunday.

    “Individuals are not dying from the flood, however from hunger. That’s how it’s.”

    Unlawful logging, usually linked to the worldwide demand for palm oil – together with forest loss on account of mining, plantations and fires – have each exacerbated the catastrophe in Sumatra.

    Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto stated the nation plans to purchase 200 helicopters in 2026, for defence and pure catastrophe preparedness.



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