On December 1, local time, the latest data released by Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency showed that the number of victims in Sumatra due to floods and landslides reached 502. The data is still being updated, and the actual number of victims is likely to continue to rise. According to the Indonesian presidential palace, Indonesian President Prabowo visited the disaster area on December 1 to inspect rescue work. He said that rescue operations by various departments are continuing, and the government will prioritize the delivery of aid to remote disaster areas and will continue to mobilize all necessary resources to deal with the disaster situation. Recently, heavy rainfall has caused floods and landslides in many parts of Sumatra, causing serious casualties and infrastructure damage.

On December 1, local time, the latest data released by Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency showed that the number of victims in Sumatra due to floods and landslides reached 502. The data is still being updated, and the actual number of victims is likely to continue to rise. According to the Indonesian presidential palace, Indonesian President Prabowo visited the disaster area on December 1 to inspect rescue work. He said that rescue operations by various departments are continuing, and the government will prioritize the delivery of aid to remote disaster areas and will continue to mobilize all necessary resources to deal with the disaster situation. Recently, heavy rainfall has caused floods and landslides in many parts of Sumatra, causing serious casualties and infrastructure damage.