Locals in earthquake-hit Palu City siphoned petrol from gas station trucks in the aftermath of the deadly disaster.

This video, filmed at a gas station in North Palu, shows Palu residents manually pumping fuel from the truck. None of the city's gas stations were in operation following the earthquake and tsunami that hit on Friday.

Supermarkets and stores across Sulawesi have been looted as supplies ran short in the disaster-struck island.

Hundred of people loot a fuel tanker truck at a gas station in North Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia on Saturday, September 29, 2018. The residents on Palu were pumping fuel manually from the gas station and fuel tanker truck around the city as none the city's gas stations are in operation following the earthquake and tsunami that hit the city on Friday.

The 7,4 Richter Scale earthquake that was followed by the tsunami has left most area of the city of Palu devastated. On Sunday that since Saturday night, people in the provincial capital city as well as the nearby regency of Donggala, which was also affected by the disaster, are facing difficulties accessing electricity and fuel, as well as other supplies such as food.

Without electricity, residents have been forced to dismantle fuel storage units and pump fuel manually with hoses.