People in Donggala, Indonesia, loot a kiosk to collect basic needs such as food and medicine following a devastating earthquake and tsunami.

Four days after the magnitude 7.4 tremor and tsunami hit Palu and Donggala, the Indonesian Government and volunteers are struggling to access many disaster areas to send life support.

The National Disaster Mitigation Agency says at least 1,234 people have died so far.

People in Donggala loot a kiosk to collect basic needs such as foods, water, toiletries, and medicine as they are desperately waiting for aids reach the shoreline area. Four days after 7.4 earthquakes hit Palu and Donggala, Indonesian Government and volunteers are struggling to access many disaster areas to send life support. It causes many survivors begging or even loot the aid groups.