Indonesian Women Cook 2.5 Tonnes of Rendang Beef to Help Flood Victims in Sumatra | APT - video Dailymotion

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In Indonesia’s city of Padang, dozens of women have been cooking 2.5 tonnes of rendang beef to send to victims of devastating floods and landslides across Sumatra. Working non-stop for nearly a week, the volunteers prepared the traditional dish using donated beef and spices, aiming to provide long-lasting, ready-to-eat food for affected communities.  The cyclone-triggered floods have killed more than 1,000 people and displaced thousands, cutting off remote areas such as parts of Aceh. Local officials are urging Jakarta to declare a national emergency to accelerate rescue and relief efforts.  #Indonesia #Sumatra #FloodRelief

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00:00.

00:30It's 20,000.

00:3220,000 is at home.

00:34It's almost 20,000.

00:38Because the grass is also damaged by all the people,

00:56It was taken long.

00:58We had to stay in the soil,

01:01we had to stay in the soil,

01:04we had to stay in the soil for 3 to 6 months.

01:07So if there was a stress on the road,

01:11it wasn't a bad thing.

01:13Then we were ready to eat it.

01:16And Alhamdulillah,

01:17we didn't take a treat,

01:20and we were not feeling it.

01:21Our feelings can be enjoyed it.

01:28The same ingredient is for the meat, meat, meat, and meat.

01:36The meat is cooked with two white vegetables.

01:43The meat is cooked with the meat.

01:49The meat is cooked with the chicken.

01:54From the morning to the morning, there are 6 days, there are 5 days, there are 4 days.

02:17Every day, we are grateful.

02:24We must help our colleagues in Aceh and Sumatera Utara.

02:30And we don't forget the area we have in Sumatera Barat.

02:34Because 200 kg of land is already around Sumatera Barat,

02:38especially from Palembaian, Malala, and also around Padang.

02:47And we have to make our own food.

02:51We have to make our own food.

02:54We have to make our own food.

02:57We have to make our own food.

03:03We have to make our own food.

03:08But the target only one ton.

03:10Now it's about two and a half tons.

03:12And it's very easy to make our own food.

03:15But the main thing is that if it's not on the weekend or on the weekend, if it's not on the weekend, if it's not on the weekend, it will go to Aceh and Medan.

03:45The main thing is that if it's not on the weekend, it's on the weekend.

04:05The main thing is that we have thousands of people, and we can see that access to it is difficult.

04:12So when they look at the YouTube, they feel empathy, empathy, and we feel as a country.

04:26It's the feeling that we are being paid for.

04:30And it turns out there are a lot of people who are very...

04:35Let's go.

05:05We're going to put on the pizza.

05:07We've got a good pizza for a couple of times.

05:11We're going to get a pizza with a pizza.

05:13We're going to have a pizza.

05:15We're going to get a pizza pizza.

05:19It's got pizza we're going to eat chicken.

05:22We're going to heat it up with hot ice ice ice ice.

05:28It's got pizza and it's got pizza.

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