Overview
- Indonesia’s disaster agency reported 804 dead, 657 missing and about 2,600 injured after floods and landslides in North Sumatra, Aceh and West Sumatra.
- More than one million people in Indonesia have been displaced and authorities earlier counted roughly 3,600 buildings as seriously damaged.
- Sri Lanka’s latest UN-coordinated figures list 366 dead, 367 missing and over 1.1 million affected across all 25 districts.
- Over 215,000 people in Sri Lanka are sheltering in 1,500 state-run centers, with more than 15,000 homes destroyed and major disruptions to rail and power networks.
- Authorities attribute the extreme rain to cyclones Ditva and Senyar, and Sri Lanka has deployed over 20,500 troops to support rescue operations.