Overview
- Rescuers in Indonesia report at least 600 dead after weeks of flooding and landslides, with efforts continuing to reach isolated areas.
- Local reports say 3.2 million people have been affected in Indonesia, with 2,600 injured and 472 missing as access remains limited.
- In Aceh, markets are running short of staples and prices have tripled, and Islamic Relief is sending 12 tons of emergency food.
- The World Health Organization is deploying rapid response teams and critical supplies and is strengthening disease surveillance.
- Sri Lanka has recorded hundreds of deaths, a third of the country is without power, boats are serving as transport in many areas, and landslide alerts remain in force despite easing rain.