Videos show shops being looted as weather conditions and cut off communication lines have hampered rescue efforts.

“Heavy storms cause disruption, including flooding and landslides. Lakes, caves and waterfalls are particularly at risk of ...

More than 1,000 people have been killed after days of intense monsoon rains triggered deadly flooding across parts of Asia.

Two back-to-back storms - Cyclone Senyar and Ditwah - left hundreds dead and thousands out of homes in Indonesia, Thailand, Sri Lanka and also affected India.

Britain was ordered to batten down the hatches as forecasters warne torrential rainfall posed “danger to life”. The Met ...

The death toll in Indonesia rose to 316, while 289 were still missing, according to the latest figures from the disaster authority. In Sungai Nyalo village, about 100 kilometres (62 miles) from West ...

FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail Rescue workers in Indonesia struggled to reach victims in several devastated areas that were hit ...

West Sumatra's disaster mitigation agency reported the flooding submerged more than 17,000 homes, forcing about 23,000 ...

Rescuers were hampered by damaged bridges and roads and a lack of heavy equipment Friday after flash floods and landslides on Indonesia’s Sumatra island left 79 people dead and dozens missing. A ...

Sri Lanka remains under severe weather conditions as heavy rainfall, rising floodwaters and continuous landslides disrupt daily life across multiple districts. ..

FLASH floods and landslides have tore through Southeast Asia, with the death toll now rising to 79 in Indonesia’s Sumatra ...

Rescuers recovered more bodies in the search for dozens of people buried under landslides or swept away after torrential ...