Hundreds more people are still missing as intensive rains pose new dangers in Indonesia and Sri Lanka. Read more
Yahoo! News - Dec 06
Indonesia's disaster agency on Saturday reported a rise in the death toll from floods and landslides on the island of Sumatra, saying at least 883 people... Read more
Yahoo! News - Dec 06
Hundreds remain missing in Indonesia and Sri Lanka as rescue efforts continue after Cyclone DitwahHow cyclones and monsoon rains combined to devastate parts of Asia – visual guideThe flooding and landslides that have devastated parts of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Sri Lanka over recent days... Read more
Theguardiantheguardian - Dec 01
MORE than 1,000 people have perished in South-East Asia's devastating floods as the death toll continues to climb. Sri Lanka and Indonesia - the hardest hit - have sent in the military to help survivors of the washout. Parts of Thailand and Malaysia have also been battered by intense rainfall, le... Read more
The Sun - Dec 01
Legions of police officers from Hong Kong's Disaster Victim Identification Unit, dressed in white full-body protective gear, were seen entering the charred remains of the skyscrapers this morning. Read more
Mail Online - Nov 29
At least 225 people have been killed and dozens remain missing after a series of floods and landslides swept through three provinces on Indonesia's Sumatra... Read more
Yahoo! News - Nov 29
Photographs show emergency workers bringing out the first victims, as well as the pets that miraculously survived the inferno at Wang Fuk Court in the suburban Tai Po district. Read more
Mail Online - Nov 28
Hong Kong authorities say almost 130 people have been confirmed dead in the massive fire that charred an apartment complex and took two days to put out. Read more
Cbs News - Nov 28
The number of people killed in Hong Kong’s devastating apartment complex fire has risen to 128, officials said Friday. Read more
Cnn - Nov 28
First responders found that some fire alarms in the complex did not sound when tested, said Andy Yeung, the director of Hong Kong Fire Services. Read more
Huffpost - Nov 28
