Severe flooding and landslides across Sumatra have created a major humanitarian crisis in Indonesia, with torrential monsoon rains and recent cyclones wiping out roads, destroying homes, and cutting off entire communities. The disaster has killed more than 500 people, left hundreds missing, and displaced thousands who are now sheltering in overcrowded temporary camps or stranded in remote areas with limited access to food, clean water, and medical care. Rescue teams, soldiers, and emergency work

South-Central Vietnam is actively recovering from historic floods that claimed 108 lives and caused $600 million in damage. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has directed rapid housing reconstruction to be completed by 31 January. Recovery efforts also prioritise education, particularly in Khanh Hoa, where over 45,000 students have received aid despite shortages of textbooks and uniforms. #vietnamtoday #yourwindowonvietnam #vtv #news #flood #recovery #aftermath #students | Vietnam Today

Hat Yai market reopens after southern Thailand’s worst floods in nearly 300 years. Vendors sell mud-damaged goods for as little as 10 baht, supporting flood-hit families as the city begins the slow process of recovery. #HatYai #ThailandFloods #HatYaiMarket #Songkhla | News18