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View all search resultsThe construction of temporary housing for people in Central Sulawesi affected by disasters last year is in limbo as contractors have not been paid on account of complex bureaucratic procedures.
In the Indonesian city of Makassar, where the rainy season often brings floods, Hasriani didn't worry when a day-long downpour last month saw water rise to her knees by the time she had picked up her children from school for afternoon prayers.
Survivors of a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that was followed by a tsunami in Palu city and Donggala regency of Central Sulawesi are still facing clean water shortages as of today, prompting several parties to do what they can to help the people.
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