Flash Floods and Volcanic Mudslides Devastate Indonesia's Sumatra Island

Heavy rains triggered cold lava flows from Mount Marapi, killing over 50 people and displacing thousands.

The death toll has risen to over 50, with at least 17 people still missing.
Cold lava, a mixture of volcanic ash, rock debris, and water, caused significant destruction.
Nearly 200 homes and multiple bridges were damaged in the affected districts.
Rescue operations are hindered by bad weather and blocked roads.
Thousands have been evacuated to temporary shelters as search efforts continue.