Indonesia says more than $3 billion in recovery funds required after Sumatra floods

Arab News·Dec 8

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Indonesia is seeking more than $3 billion in recovery funds after floods in Sumatra. The floods have reportedly caused significant damage and loss of life, with some outlets suggesting the death toll may exceed 1,000. The full extent of the disaster and its causes, including possible links to deforestation, are still being reported on.

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Indonesia says more than $3 billion in recovery funds required after Sumatra floods

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