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  • 1404/09/12
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In the recent floods and landslides in Indonesia, Thailand, and Sri Lanka, 1,250 individuals have lost their lives


According to international media reports, following the recent floods and landslides caused by severe tropical storms and heavy rainfall in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand, 1,250 people have so far lost their lives, and many others remain missing.


Reports indicate that the floods and landslides have buried numerous cities and villages across Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Indonesia’s Sumatra Island under mud and debris. 


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