Indonesia: Floods displace over 20,000, hamper polling
By DW
14 February 2024 |
3:11 am
The rainy season has caused severe flooding on the Indonesian island of Java. Challenging evacuation efforts are reportedly complicating voting in the world's third largest democracy, which is scheduled to take place in two days.
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