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Archipelago 3 months ago
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Aceh flood survivors remain in tents six months after disaster
While hundreds of survivors of deadly floods and landslides in Aceh Tamiang have relocated to temporary housing sites, dozens others opt to stay in tents due to the poor condition of their provisional shelters
Academia 5 months ago
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Not an end game: Waqf to help Aceh recover from disasters
For waqf to play a meaningful role in post-disaster recovery, governance must be strengthened through clear asset mapping, professional management, transparency and integration with broader development and disaster-risk strategies.
Asia & Pacific 6 months ago
Wild New Zealand storm disrupts transport, leaves thousands without power
Domestic media reported a few flights had resumed operating by afternoon from the airport in Wellington, the capital, although cancellations were still widespread after airport authorities said most morning flights were disrupted.
Archipelago 8 months ago
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22 villages in Aceh vanish after Cyclone Senyar, dozens remain isolated
Sekumur village was completely destroyed by Cyclone Senyar. A total of 283 homes were swept away by a 10-meter-high flash flood when the cyclone struck. Today, nothing remains of the village except a mosque, which still stands amid mud and piles of debris.
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