SHOTLIST:

WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA (NOV. 29, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)

1. DRONE SHOT OF FLOOD-HIT AREA

2. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE AND TEAMS WORKING TO RESCUE FLOOD VICTIMS

3. WIDE SHOT OF FLOOD-HIT AREA

WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA - NOV. 29: Severe floods and landslides on the Indonesian island of Sumatra have killed at least 248 people, the National Disaster Management Agency (BNBP) said Saturday (Nov. 29).

Adverse weather conditions, have recently claimed many lives in Indonesia, that search and rescue teams have recovered more bodies, bringing the death toll to 248, according to the agency.

While the disaster response is on its fourth day, search operations continue to be hindered by challenging terrain, access roads that are damaged and adverse weather conditions.

Many affected areas are still inaccessible, and authorities are concerned that the death toll could rise.

Search teams are operating on land and in the air, though difficult terrain is hindering the deployment of heavy machinery.

Communication with local authorities is ongoing to provide updates on casualties and address critical logistical needs.

Officials have urged regional governments to fast-track the setup of medical stations and public kitchens at the busiest evacuation centers.