Monsoon rains are slowing down the search for survivors in Indonesia after a strong earthquake hit on Friday (January 15), killing at least 81 people.

Footage shows damage caused by the 6.2-magnitude quake, a digger going through the rubble and a makeshift camp, where residents affected by the earthquake were relocated.

A number of ruins of buildings are still visible at the earthquake disaster site in Mamuju City, West Sulawesi, Indonesia, Sunday, January 17, 2021 morning.

A number of heavy equipment was also deployed to search for victims who were suspected of being buried under rubble.

Meanwhile, a number of victims were accommodated in the field as a place of refuge. A number of aid has also arrived, but the number is still less than the hundreds of displaced victims of the 6.2 Magnitude earthquake in Mamuju City.

An earthquake of 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake occurred in Mamuju on January 15, 2021 in the early morning. Dozens of residents died and hundreds were displaced.(*)