Homeless survivors of the earthquake on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi faced more hardship today (January 17) when gale-force winds and rain hit their make-shift shelters.

Footage filmed in Mamuju showed the powerful winds blowing down several shelters as heavy rain beat down.

Women and children were forced to run for cover in a nearby building.

The 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck on Friday morning killing at least 42 people an injuring hundreds.

Many homes and businesses collapsed, forcing residents into shelters.

Dozens of residents panicked and were worried when strong winds and rain hit the refugee post in Mamuju West Sulawesi. in the video, some refugee tents fell and there was panic among residents when the storm hit