Indonesia is reeling from catastrophic floods and cyclones that have killed more than 500 people, leaving behind harrowing scenes of loss and survival. As waters recede, survivors return to shattered homes—if they still exist. In Padang, Pernandi recalls being swept away and trapped under a collapsing house before narrowly escaping death. In North Sumatra, Rosmina wades through thick mud to reach what remains of her home. Young survivor Atika from Langkat mourns lost savings and documents. Though rains have eased, trauma and devastation remain overwhelming.
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