Drone footage shows damages after quake and tsunami in Indonesia
Aftershocks continued to rock the coastal city of Palu in Indonesia's central Sulawesi province on Saturday, September 29, following Friday's massive earthquake which triggered the tsunami.
Drone footage shared on social media showed collapsed buildings, flooding and debris on the streets.
More than 400 people were confirmed killed, many were swept away as they were playing on the beach in Palu, when the 7.5 magnitude earthquake and tsunami hit the island of Sulawesi, authorities said on Saturday.
Over 2,000 still buried after Papua New Guinea landslide
Villagers search for survivors at site of deadly Papua New Guinea landslide
Passenger killed, 30 injured as Singapore Airlines flight hits severe turbulence
Leader offers condolences over passing of Hezbollah chief's mother
In desperation, Israel moving to discredit UNRWA
Iran: Strong ties among neighbors will force outsiders from West Asia
Explainer: How Palestinian resistance, intl. bodies reacted to Rafah massacre?
May 26: ‘Axis of Resistance’ operations against Israeli occupation
VIDEO | Martyr Abdollahian, and his replacement Baghaeri Kani
VIDEO | Hezbollah's advanced weapons and tactic
US-built $320m pier in Gaza, washed away in high seas, is doomed to fail
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
