Indonesia quake survivors in desperate need of aid
05 October 2018 |
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Survivors of last week’s devastating earthquake in Indonesia are struggling to access food and medical supplies. DW’s Bastian Hartig reports from Palu, where thousands of people are now homeless and hungry.
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