Torrential rains over the weekend caused rivers to burst their banks in four hilly districts in North Sumatra province, washing away houses and destroying farms

Indonesian officials say rescuers have recovered 16 bodies under tons of mud and rocks or that were swept away in flash floods that hit mountainside villages on Sumatra Island.

Indonesian rescuers are searching for 7 people still missing four days after torrential rain hit North Sumatra province, causing flash flooding and landslides which killed 15 people, an official said on Tuesday.

At least 20 people have died and two are missing after heavy rains hit the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Rescue efforts are underway after torrential rains caused landslides and flooding that destroyed homes and farms in the region over the weekend.

Landslides and flash floods triggered by heavy rainfall have caused widespread devastation in parts of Indonesia, leading to numerous fatalities, aut

The landslides and flash floods damaged houses, mosques, and rice fields. Road access was cut off to several villages, and excavators were being used in the search for victims and the missing.

Flash floods and landslides have struck four districts in Indonesia’s North Sumatra province, including Padang Lawas, South Tapanuli, Deli Serdang, and Karo, leaving 19 people dead and more than 20 others injured,

Flash floods and landslides in North Sumatra, Indonesia, have claimed at least 16 lives, with six people still missing. Rescue operations continue as devastated villages recover from the widespread destruction.

Two people remain missing after torrential rain over the weekend caused rivers to burst their banks in four hilly districts in North Sumatra province.