At least 460 killed in south-east Asia floods and landslides, reports say

The Guardian - World NewsCenter-LeftEN 3 min read 100% complete by Donna Ferguson and agenciesNovember 29, 2025 at 12:54 PM

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Devastating floods and landslides in south-east Asia have resulted in a death toll of at least 460 people across Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia. In Indonesia, at least 350 people have died and 279 are still missing, with over 3,500 police deployed to search for those stranded. The floods affected over 28,400 people who fled to temporary shelters, while 80,000 people were evacuated in three provinces across Sumatra island. In Thailand, more than 1.4 million households have been impacted, with at least 162 deaths reported across eight provinces. The Thai government has announced a two-week clean-up timeframe and rolled out relief measures for those affected by the flooding.

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Songkhla province 50% Malaysia 80% Sumatra island ×280% Suharyanto 80% Thailand ×3100% Indonesia ×4100% Anutin Charnvirakul ×2100%

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flooding 90% monsoon 80% disaster management 70% rescue operations 60% natural disasters 50% climate change 50% southeast asia 40%

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Indonesia

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