Warship leads Indonesia flood relief efforts

A navy warship arrived in a remote corner of eastern Indonesia carrying tents and medical supplies today after flash floods and mudslides tore through mountainside villages, killing at least 68 people and leaving thousands homeless.

A navy warship arrived in a remote corner of eastern Indonesia carrying tents and medical supplies today after flash floods and mudslides tore through mountainside villages, killing at least 68 people and leaving thousands homeless.

The disaster in West Papua province – triggered by days of torrential downpours - destroyed roads and bridges, hampering rescue efforts.

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