Indonesia: 429 dead, number of relief camps, lack of water

After the destruction of the tsunami in Indonesia, people are trying to absorb slowly. 429 people died in the tsunami, 1485 people were injured and 154 others were missing. Experts have warned that the volcano is still active at…

After the destruction of the tsunami in Indonesia, people are trying to absorb slowly. 429 people died in the tsunami, 1485 people were injured and 154 others were missing. Experts have warned that the volcano is still active at the scene and higher and deadly waves can rise. For this reason many displaced people are still scared to go home.
Due to this, there are chances of people becoming more prone to relief in the relief camps.
Indonesia's search and rescue teams evacuated people stranded on remote islands on Wednesday. These people, who are suffering from a tsunami that exploded in a volcano, still need help. Dental personnel have warned that the supply of clean water and medicines has decreased, thereby increasing the fear of public health crisis.
Dodi Ruswandi, senior officer of the Disaster Agency said, "We have started reaching the most affected remote areas from Tsunami." He said, "There has been a massive demolition on there but we have not been able to reach there for a few days."