Severe flooding is hitting multiple areas across Indonesia’s Aceh and North Sumatra provinces. In Pidie Jaya, floodwaters have inundated 48 villages across five districts. Around 8,608 homes have been affected, with more than 32,000 people impacted. Rising rivers are submerging rice fields, residential neighborhoods, and local roads. Several riverbank defenses and embankments have been damaged by powerful currents. Flooding is also disrupting water supplies and traffic along major transport routes. In Gayo Lues, another wave of flooding has struck villages, carrying mud, rocks, and fallen trees. The latest flooding has inundated Rererebe and Penamon Jaya. A powerful current has destroyed a suspension bridge in Lukub Baru. A landslide has also blocked the Blangkejeren–Rikit Gaib road. Earlier flooding in the same regency destroyed four houses and damaged dozens more. North Sumatra is also experiencing serious flooding, particularly in Langkat, Deli Serdang, and Serdang Bedagai. In Deli Serdang, a collapsed embankment caused flooding that affected 546 families. Road disruptions and flooded agricultural land are adding to the difficulties faced by local communities. Rescue teams are assisting residents, clearing blocked roads, and repairing damaged flood defenses. #indonesia #flood #flashflood