Indonesia’s Floods Kills Over 30

Indonesian authorities reported on Monday, landslides and floods triggered by torrential rain have killed over 30 people in Indonesia.

Hundreds of buildings had been damaged along with roads and bridges with two districts cut off by landslides.

Eka Sapta Yanto, the Keluang police office head, explained that flooding affected Dawas and Tanjung Dalam villages in Keluang Sub district, as well as Jud and Air Balui Villages in Sanga Desa Sub district.

Aerial images showed swollen rivers that its banks had burst and inundated settlements in some province parts.

Indonesia’s floods 

Also, major floods also hit several Indonesian provinces, such as; Jakarta and Bengkulu.

Some 12,000 others have been evacuated from water-logged Bengkulu province and the displaced villagers needed tents, boats, food and water, while heavy equipment was also needed to build temporary bridges.

Meanwhile, last month 112 people died and more than 90 remain missing after torrential rains pounded Indonesia's Papua region, triggering landslides and flash floods.

Indonesia’s floods