ngoing Support for Victims of the Senyar Cyclone Disaster - Indonesia

ngoing Support for Victims of the Senyar Cyclone Disaster - Indonesia

On December 15 2025, people affected by the tropical cyclone gathered at the Seumadam Motor Vehicle Weighing Implementation Unit office in Aceh Tamiang, Aceh, Indonesia, to receive and distribute aid in the form of clothing. Currently, victims of the Senyar Tropical Cyclone disaster claim to need portable toilets for evacuation purposes and supplies of basic food and medicine, in addition to food for their pets. Head of the Office, Seumadam Motor Vehicle Weighing Implementation Unit, Heriyanto said that his party fully supports the smooth distribution of aid for disaster victims. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

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