Thailand and Indonesian authorities are working vigorously to clear debris and locate hundreds of people who are still missing after the tragic floods and landslides that have resulted in at least 480 fatalities across South-East Asia. Heavy monsoon rains have caused severe flooding in Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia, leaving thousands stranded without shelter or essential supplies. In Indonesia, two cities in Sumatra remain cut off, prompting authorities to send two warships from Jakarta to provide assistance.
Thailand and Indonesia Join Forces to Locate Missing Individuals as Death Toll Climbs to 480 in South-East Asia
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