Afghanistan, Jan. 6 -- At least 14 people were killed after flash floods struck Indonesia's North Sulawesi province, with four others missing following heavy overnight rainfall.
At least 14 people were killed after sudden floods swept through Indonesia's North Sulawesi province following hours of heavy rainfall, local officials said Tuesday.
Nuriadin Gumeleng, a spokesperson for Indonesia's local rescue agency, said four people remain missing as search operations continue in affected areas.
He said heavy rainfall began early Monday, triggering flash floods that submerged homes and swept away vehicles in several communities.
At least 18 people were injured in the flooding, with several victims taken to local hospitals as emergency servic...