Flooding across Southeast Asia has turned catastrophic, with the death toll climbing above 1,200 after Cyclone Ditwah and intense monsoon rains devastated Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand. Entire villages were swept away, leaving thousands stranded as rescuers struggle through collapsed roads and relentless storms. With more than 800 people still missing and millions displaced, officials fear the final toll could exceed 2,000. Indonesia remains the hardest hit, while Sri Lanka and Thailand face massive recovery challenges.
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