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Study Says Cyclone Killed at Least 58 of World’s Rarest Orangutans

Climate-driven extreme rainfall combined with long-term deforestation amplified landslides that killed the animals, sharply raising extinction risk.

Head-On Bus–Fuel Tanker Crash in South Sumatra Kills 16

First Recorded Sumatran Orangutan Crosses Public Road Using Canopy Bridge

Shallow M6.1 Quake off Northern Sumatra Rattles Simeulue, Triggers No Tsunami Alert

Indonesia Flood Deaths Top 1,000 as Prabowo Moves to Rebuild

Indonesia Floods and Landslides Kill 1,003; 1.2 Million Displaced

Scientists Warn Indonesia Floods Dealt ‘Extinction‑Level’ Blow to Tapanuli Orangutans

Sumatra Flood Toll Nears 1,000 as Jakarta Declines Foreign Aid

Indonesia Storm Toll Nears 1,000 as Sri Lanka Boosts Troops and Rebuild Costs Climb

Sumatra Floods Near 1,000 Dead as Shortages Mount and More Rain Looms

Indonesia Toll Hits 950 as Sri Lanka Ramps Up Relief Under Renewed Monsoon Threat

Cyclone Ditwah Floods Push Regional Death Toll Past 1,700 as Sri Lanka Warns of New Landslides

Sri Lanka Toll Rises to 618 as Indonesia Nears 900 Dead in Indian Ocean Flood Disaster

Sri Lanka Sets Payouts as Aceh Reports 908 Dead in Regional Flood Disaster

Rains Slow Sri Lanka’s Flood Recovery as India Moves From Rescue to Rebuilding Support

Indonesia Braces for New Rains as Regional Flood Deaths Near 1,600

Southeast Asia Floods Push Death Toll Past 1,500 as New Rains Threaten Stricken Areas

South and Southeast Asia Flood Disaster Tops 1,500 Dead as New Rains Threaten

South and Southeast Asia Floods Push Death Toll Past 1,400 as Countries Update Counts

Death Toll Tops 1,400 in South and Southeast Asia Floods as Search Continues