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.
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.
Indonesian Police mobilize personnel from precinct to regional levels to accelerate evacuation and support victims of North Sumatra’s flood and landslide disaster.
Fifteen people, mostly students, went missing after a flash flood hit Nduga, Papua Mountains, while they crossed a river amid heavy rain. Read more.
NTT Police open medical post for Nagekeo flood victims, treating 60 people while search continues for 3 missing. Read the full news here.
The landslide and flash flood disaster that hit Mauponggo District, Nagekeo Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), last weekend has attracted the attention and rapid response of various parties, including the NTT Regional Police.
NTT Police deploy sniffer dogs to search for three missing victims of flash floods in Nagekeo. Authorities intensify disaster response. Read more.
Indonesian National Police (INP) delivered humanitarian aid to NTT flood victims, including ready-to-eat meals, blankets, mattresses, solar lamps, and generators to restore electricity. Read the full story now!
The NTT Regional Police through the Mauponggo Sector Police together with related agencies delivers clean water for the people of Mauponggo District who were affected by the flood disaster.
