Indonesia In Pictures

Indonesia In Pictures

The indigenous people of the Mandailing tribe looked shocked and panicked when the earthquake struck following theaftermath of flash floods natural disaster that hit six villages in Muara Batang Gadis sub-district, Mandailing Natal district, North Sumatra province, Indonesia on September 15 2009. This was witnessed from Lubuk Kapundung village on September 30 2009. As many as 15 people died while 30 others are still being searched for. The flash floods allegedly occurred as a result of timber looting in the Lubuk Raya Nature Reserve Forest Area. Photo by Aditya Sutanta/ABACAPRESS.COM

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