Catastrophic Floods and Landslides Ravage Indonesia's Sulawesi, Claiming Lives

Severe weather events triggered by torrential rains have resulted in significant casualties and extensive property damage across South Sulawesi.

At least 15 people have died and numerous others have been displaced due to flooding and landslides in South Sulawesi.
Over 1,800 homes and several mosques were submerged, with waters rising up to three meters.
Search and rescue operations are ongoing, with over 100 people evacuated to safer locations.
The natural disaster has also led to the destruction of infrastructure including roads and a bridge.
Experts link the increase in frequency and severity of these events to climate change, highlighting the region's vulnerability.