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A month on, Indonesia’s quake-tsunami hit city faces health crisis

  • Indonesia’s disaster mitigation agency said the move was crucial to preventing the proliferation of disease-laden flies, cockroaches and rats
  • Heavy monsoon rains predicted for the months ahead threaten to make a bad situation worse
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Disease fears as more bodies found in Indonesia disaster

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Disaster undoes hard-won progress for Indonesian port city

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Indonesian pilot describes a strange sighting on the sea before tsunami hit Palu

By ISMIRA LUTFIA TISNADIBRATA ·

34 bodies discovered inside church, 52 missing — Red Cross

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Half-wooden house undamaged in Indonesia’s powerful quakes

By ISMIRA LUTFIA TISNADIBRATA ·

Indonesia buries tsunami dead amid desperate rescue effort

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