Aid to Indonesian earthquake victims
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IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation is continuing its aid operations in the wake of the 6.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Indonesia’s West Sulawesi Island.
IHH that has continued aid operations in the region since the earthquake hit the island, delivered food packets containing rice, cooking oil, flour, tinned fish, sauce and sugar to 2.900 earthquake victims.
The death toll is on the increase
While the death toll from the 6.2 magnitude earthquake that hit Indonesia’s West Sulawesi Island rose to 90, the number of injured has risen to 663. 30.500 people were affected by the earthquake.
The aid operations launched by IHH’s Emergency Aid Team immediately after the earthquake that occurred on 15 January 2021 are continuing.
a 17-year-old girl was swept away by floodwaters produced by nearly a foot of rain overnight. she managed to climb a tree and it for help. but the first boat which came to her aid sank, leaving three would be rescuers in need of rescue themselves. these were guys out there trying to get this girl. they had to do the same thing. everybody has got to hold on to a branch. they did hang on until a team of fire fighters could get to them and the young woman. but their drama still wasn t over. look what happened to their overloaded rescue boat off the awe we have four people saved from the water. looked like she is fine. walking, and everything. great ending man. floodwaters receded by afternoon. flash flood warnings remain in several counties. and more thunderstorms are in the forecast. now to washington and joe johns with a look at some of the stories that we are following tonight. hi, joe. international red cross official called it humanitarian catastrophe. the u.n. sending an eme