Two weeks after the devastating earthquake struck Central Sulawesi in Indonesia on September 28, CCTV footage recording the moment is starting to emerge.

This video, captured in a cookware shop called 'Smart Kitchen' in South Palu at 6:03 pm that day, shows goods and furniture falling as people run for safety. The footage then crackles, then stops, due to electricity going out.

The death toll from the earthquake has increased to over 2,000, local reports state. Soil liquefaction, a process that occurs when land becomes saturated with water and is weakened, swallowing structures in quicksand-like mud, has destroyed thousands of hectares of land and left families across the island homeless.

Two weeks after devastating earthquake shook the island of Central Sulawesi in Indonesia, video caught by CCTV cameras was popping up.

Like this CCTV footage from 'Smart Kitchen' shop in South Palu, Palu city, shows the earthquake on September 28, 2018 at 6:03 p.m, make goods and furniture fell as people run for safety and get out of the shop.

The earthquake also caused interference to CCTV camera recordings.

CCTV only record atmosphere for 28 seconds after the earthquake, then the CCTV camera goes out as electricity outages.