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Sri Lanka and In Indonesia enlisted military personnel as they worked to help victims of Flooding Flooding This has killed more than 1,100 people across four continents in Asia.
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In Indonesia, at least 644 people have been killed and 464 are missing, according to the National Basin Agency. Parts of Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra it has hit hard, and thousands of people say they were useless. Thousands of people were evacuated from their homes in three areas in the Western Indonesian island of Pendatra On his own.
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The public outrage points to what many say is the government's response to the deadly water crisis and sluggish delivery of food that has been blamed on bureaucratic hurdles.
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The government is under pressure to provide a national emergency in response to the floods. The President of Indonesia, Prabobongo Sudiayo, said that the “worst” has gone “in the past today.
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In Sri Lanka, the government used international aid and military helicopters to reach people affected by floods and landslides. Cyclone ditwah. About 355 people were killed, according to officials, with 366 still missing.
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More than 170 people are said to have been killed Thailandand the region south of Music being very difficult. The floods have displaced many people, leaving thousands of people stranded, with houses and cars submerged.
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Three deaths have been confirmed by authorities Sicily.
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Thousands of children in schools in Indonesia and Thailand, activists say
Tens of thousands of children have dropped out of school In Indonesia and Thailand Flood after flood has caused great disruption to education, except for the children.
Charity says In printing hands those at least 1,000 Schools have been destroyed and closed Acehamong the strongest regions in Indonesia, and Pendatra.
Training has been established as some schools are being used as emergency shelters, for people who need adequate food and shelter.
Speaking from Nias Island, one of the islands of Sumatra, FADLI USMAN, People's guide, Save the Children Indonesia said:
Road closures, power cuts and disruptions to essential services put children's health and mental health at risk. This is a familiar time for children – they have lost homes, schools and loved ones.
It is important that children's needs are met, including providing them and their families with a safe place to stay, nutritious food, access to clean water and safety.
About 76,000 Children are out of school due to flooding in the south Thailandaccording to a survey conducted by saving five children out of 12 of the 12 regions affected. As in parts of Indonesia, schools have been forced to close in areas in southern Thailand, where they are used as shelters for people whose homes have been flooded.
Save the Children is warning that thousands of children's education will be disrupted as expensive and costly power cuts prevent them from being able to learn online.
Officials have reported at least three deaths after the storm and flash floods left six people inside Sicily (Feru, Perak, Gonda, Mkuluangor, Kelantan, Pahang, Take each other and Negari sembilan).
State New Arnama information it says The flood waters in Negari Sembilan have receded completely, and the situation is improving in the other seven states.
About 11,600 people are still in evacuation zones, according to the country's national disaster agency, which said it is still on alert for a second wave of flooding.
Indonesians face a purge, where villages are being cut down
On the Indonesian island of Sumatra, photos and videos show people scrambling, flooded roads and broken glass to get their hands on food, medicine and fuel.
Others were wading through floodwaters to reach damaged stores.
The unrest has also led to kidnappings and other crimes. The police said that the robbery happened before the soldiers got there.
In many areas, in groups, other obstacles and other problems have cut off the areas that had been left behind. Bridida has been washed away, the trees are broken and the roads are wet in the mud.
With cars and trucks unable to pass through such roads, aid workers are trying to reach people on the roads, though.
In South and South East Asia, about 1,100 people have been killed in floods and floods due to wet weather in the past week.
Spread of Death Expected to Grow Soon In Indonesiapeople are still trying to recover and find their loved ones.
Although the entire storm has passed through the Malacca Strait, communities are now trying to recover, with mudslides and wind drills.
Drug addiction is discussed by various authorities until 21:30 Monday 1 December, in most parts of South-East Asia (13:30 UTC):
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Indonesia: 600+
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Sri Lanka: 366
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Thailand: 176
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Execution of death In Indonesia From floods and landslides, up to 604, the national disaster agency said. Another 464 people are reported missing.
Electricity supply in West Sumatra is being restored, but power in North Sumatra and Aceh was disrupted. Al Jazeera wrote Deputy Minister of Energy and Minerals Yuliot Taying as he said.
The death toll will rise to 593 in Indonesia, officials say, meaning that Asia's flood death toll will exceed 1,100.
A cough from a flood of polluted water In Indonesia he has climbed 593 (from 502) The National Wildlife Refuge has also been reporting changes, as rescuers continue to fight to reach the affected areas.
He said 468 people were missing, while more than 578,000 others were displaced in three regions on the island of Western Indonesia in Indonesia. Pendatra.
The change in Indonesia means that the destruction of the flood waters and other falls, Thailand (176 Died), Sri Lanka (355 Death) Malaysia (three Deaths) topped 1,100 on Monday.
Non-governmental organizations (ocha) he has warned Among the challenges that floods in Sri Lanka are putting on an already fragile ecosystem.
In an update yesterday, ocha said several hospitals were flooded and only received basic supplies. Critically ill patients should be staffed to work at hospitals to continue treatment, it added.
Separately, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said that flooding increases the risk of disease / Water, encouraging people to use cold technical water, make sure that the food for mosquitoes is gone.
