Severe floods and landslides cut 26 national road and bridge points in Aceh; authorities deploy emergency repairs, airlift power equipment, and distribute aid. Read the full report.
The West Sumatra Regional Police have built an emergency bridge to reconnect isolated areas in Salareh Aia, Agam District, after a flash flood cut off access on Thursday. Learn more.
TNI deploys 76,500 tons of aid from Halim Air Base to disaster-hit regions in Sumatra. Read the full update on Indonesia’s emergency response.
Indonesian Consultate in Hong Kong confirms seven Indonesian migrant workers killed in the Wang Fuk Court fire that left 128 dead. Authorities continue investigations as 79 Indonesians remain unverified. Learn more.
Polri deploys 87,924 personnel, ships, helicopters, K-9 SAR teams, and field kitchens as Indonesia braces for natural disasters, including emergencies in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra.
INP sends emergency aid, aircraft, and rescue equipment to disaster-hit areas in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra to support evacuations and relief.
Indonesian Army deploys two helicopters—Mi-17 and Bell 412—to support disaster relief operations in Sumatra, accelerating aid distribution amid major floods and landslides.
Bhayangkara Hospital Padang is identifying 18 flash flood victims from West Sumatra, supported by police forensic teams, with three bodies confirmed and released to families.
INP Chief General Listyo Sigit calls for stronger TNI–Polri synergy at the joint cadet graduation in Magelang, highlighting Indonesia Emas 2045 and rising security challenges.
President Prabowo Subianto said the government is still monitoring disaster conditions before considering a national emergency declaration amid severe floods in Sumatra and rising public pressure. Learn more.
Indonesian National Police to deploy humanitarian aid to Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra, with aircraft, crews, and key logistics prepared for targeted disaster response.
Deputy Coordinating Minister Otto Hasibuan says President Prabowo’s rehabilitation decision in the ASDP case signals law enforcement to reflect, highlighting the role of presidential prerogatives in justice.
