02 OCT

Devastation emerges from deadly Indonesian earthquake: At least 1,200 killed, disaster agency says early detection system failed

The full scope of devastation in the city of Palu in indonesia is becoming clearer, days after an earthquake and tsunami hit the region.
Citing government officials, local media reported at least 1,200 people were killed, with tens of thousands displaced. Many are seeking refuge in Palu’s main airport.
Local and military officials have arranged for a mass burial site in Palu for the dead.
Reports indicate that the country’s early detection designed to provide advanced tsunami warnings were not working.

The full scope of devastation in the city of Palu in indonesia is becoming clearer, days after an earthquake and tsunami hit the region.

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