Indonesia quake raises aid and hunger concerns
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia’s Flores island, resulting in at least 53 deaths and displacing around 5,000 people. The quake caused extensive damage to homes, hospitals, and infrastructure, leading survivors to sleep outdoors amid fears of further collapses and aftershocks. Rescue and aid efforts are hindered by landslides, broken roads, and damaged facilities, with many communities still awaiting assistance.
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