Floods and Landslides Strike Southeast Sulawesi: East Kolaka Declares State of Emergency
Severe flooding and landslides have struck Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, prompting East Kolaka Regency to declare a 14-day state of emergency. Over 580 homes and significant agricultural land in Kolaka Regency have been affected as authorities coordinate relief efforts amid ongoing extreme weather warnings.
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