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Malaysia and Brunei have announced enhanced bilateral cooperation in disaster management, focusing on experience exchange, capacity building, and joint training. This announcement came during the visit of Brunei's Minister of Home Affairs from April 8 to 10.
Aceh, located in central Indonesia, has experienced sudden floods that led to the collapse of two temporary bridges, isolating several villages. Heavy rainfall that began on Sunday evening exacerbated the situation.
Indonesian President <strong>Prabowo Subianto</strong> has issued urgent instructions for the evacuation of residents affected by the tsunami that struck areas in <strong>North Sulawesi</strong> and <strong>North Maluku</strong>. This decision follows preliminary reports of damage in cities such as <strong>Bitung</strong> and <strong>Ternate</strong>.
The government of Lhokseumawe, located in Indonesia's Aceh province, has begun verifying beneficiaries for a financial support program aimed at home repairs. This initiative is part of efforts to improve living conditions for affected citizens.
The North Sumatra government has confirmed that all victims of hydrometeorological disasters have been relocated from relief camps to more suitable housing. This follows significant efforts by the government to provide both temporary and permanent housing.
The Philippines has announced the launch of a new platform named 'Hinda' aimed at improving responses to natural disasters. This initiative comes at a critical time as the country faces increasing challenges from climate-related disasters.