Landslides in Indonesia's Sulawesi Island Claim 18 Lives, Leave Two Missing

Torrential rains triggered deadly landslides in Tana Toraja, affecting remote villages and complicating rescue efforts.

18 people confirmed dead and two others missing following landslides in Sulawesi's Tana Toraja region.
Rescue operations hindered by poor weather, unstable soil, and damaged infrastructure.
Affected areas include the villages of Makale and South Makale, known for their vulnerability to natural disasters.
Local disaster management agencies and volunteers are actively involved in search and rescue operations.
Recent incidents highlight the ongoing risk of landslides in Indonesia, exacerbated by seasonal rains and geographical vulnerabilities.