Indonesia: CCCC rushes to aid flood-stricken Sumatra
厂辞耻谤肠别：颁颁颁颁罢颈尘别：2025-04-15
After five hours of relentless effort, the team successfully alleviated the flooding risk in the area, safeguarding the village.
From April 7 to 8, Sumatra in Indonesia was hit by five hours of heavy rainfall, causing widespread flooding in nearby villages, destroying roads, and trapping residents.
The CCCC project team immediately launched an emergency response operation. Over 30 workers used 40 pieces of timber to create temporary drainage channels, and three excavators worked continuously to clear flooded roads.
After five hours of relentless effort, the team successfully alleviated the flooding risk in the area, safeguarding the village.
The storm disrupted transportation between the village and the outside world, leaving many residents with only one day's worth of food. As the villagers faced increasing concern, the project team swiftly mobilized and distributed essential supplies such as food and drinking water to the affected community, providing much-needed relief in this critical moment.
Editor: CHEC
