A devastating flash flood and landslide in West Papua have claimed at least 10 lives, with search and rescue operations continuing. The disaster struck a mining area, engulfing temporary shelters used by workers.
Authorities have deployed over 100 personnel to assist in recovery efforts. Families of the victims have joined the search, hoping to locate missing individuals.
Heavy rainfall triggered the landslide, exacerbating the region’s vulnerability to natural disasters. Officials warn that further rainfall could lead to additional hazards.
The Indonesian government has pledged support for affected communities, with relief efforts underway to provide shelter and aid.
