The number of casualties from flash floods and cold lava flow in western Indonesia has reached 50, with 27 people still missing. The death toll is expected to rise further as the search effort continues. Indonesia faces such natural disasters frequently during the rainy season, and deforestation has been blamed for exacerbating the problem. The national disaster mitigation agency has called for additional support and aid deliveries to affected areas.
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At least 37 people have lost their lives and several others are missing due to flash floods triggered by heavy rains and cold lava flow from a volcano in Indonesia’s Sumatra island. The floods have caused severe damage to villages and infrastructure in the affected area. This incident follows a similar natural disaster a few months ago. Mount Marapi, the volcano responsible for the lava flow, has been on high alert since 2011 due to its unpredictable eruptions.
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Over 300 people were killed in flash floods that struck multiple provinces in Afghanistan, leading to a state of emergency. The floods caused extensive damage to houses, agricultural land, and infrastructure. The death toll provided by the government and humanitarian agencies varied, highlighting the challenges in assessing the full impact. This incident serves as a stark reminder of Afghanistan’s vulnerability to climate change. Immediate aid and long-term planning are required to address the consequences of the floods.
