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November 28, 2024

Landslides and Floods in Indonesia’s Sumatra Kill at Least 27, Search for Missing Continues

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JAKARTA – At least 27 people have been killed and dozens more are missing after flash floods and landslides struck North Sumatra province in Indonesia. Rescuers are continuing to search for survivors, including passengers trapped in a minibus buried in mud, according to officials on November 28.

The region has been experiencing heavy rainfall since last week, leading to flash floods and landslides across four districts. In Deli Serdang, a landslide on November 27 killed seven people and left 20 others injured, said Hadi Wahyudi, spokesperson for the North Sumatra police. The disaster agency has confirmed the scale of destruction and is working to reach those still trapped under debris.

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Asia

Japan’s PM Ishiba Retains Leadership Despite Loss of Majority

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Bangladesh, Editorial, Lead

Tortures of Journalists in Bangladesh During Yunus Regime: A Portrait of the “Death of Media” and the “Freedom of Speech”

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Bangladesh, Opinion

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International, Lead, Russia, UK

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Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Yunus’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam Finally Admits Anti-Hindu Violence

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International, Tech & Startup

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Bangladesh, Global Trade, India

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Asia, International, News, Pakistan

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