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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 8th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 8, 2026: Residents go about their daily activities as the city is blanketed in thick haze caused by massive forest and land fires in Solok, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Toxic haze has shrouded parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore for weeks amidst Indonesian government efforts to extinguish fires that have scorched vast areas of land in Sumatra and Kalimantan, with smoke carried by the wind across the region. (Credit Image: © Wawan Kurniawan/JNA via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA – OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health across affected areas. The fires are-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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Solok, Indonesia. 7th Oct, 2026. SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA ""“ OCTOBER 7, 2026: Residents move through Solok, West Sumatra, amid haze linked to widespread forest and land fires on the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. The fires have contributed to persistent air pollution affecting parts of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Data from IQAir indicated that the air quality index in West Sumatra reached 189, a level classified as unhealthy and approaching the very unhealthy range. The prolonged haze has affected visibility and raised concerns over air quality and public health-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA, SEPTEMBER 25, 2026: Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka inspects infrastructure and public facilities damaged by flash floods in Arosuka, Solok Regency, West Sumatra. During the visit, Gibran called for the rapid restoration of damaged roads, bridges and public services, stressing that access routes should be made safe to restore residents’ mobility and facilitate aid distribution. The flash floods struck the area on September 21, damaging homes, public facilities and infrastructure. Photo by Wawan Kurniawan / JNA Press. (Photo by Wawan Kurniawan/JN-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA, SEPTEMBER 25, 2026: Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka inspects infrastructure and public facilities damaged by flash floods in Arosuka, Solok Regency, West Sumatra. During the visit, Gibran called for the rapid restoration of damaged roads, bridges and public services, stressing that access routes should be made safe to restore residents’ mobility and facilitate aid distribution. The flash floods struck the area on September 21, damaging homes, public facilities and infrastructure. Photo by Wawan Kurniawan / JNA Press. (Photo by Wawan Kurniawan/JN-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA, SEPTEMBER 25, 2026: Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka inspects infrastructure and public facilities damaged by flash floods in Arosuka, Solok Regency, West Sumatra. During the visit, Gibran called for the rapid restoration of damaged roads, bridges and public services, stressing that access routes should be made safe to restore residents’ mobility and facilitate aid distribution. The flash floods struck the area on September 21, damaging homes, public facilities and infrastructure. Photo by Wawan Kurniawan / JNA Press. (Photo by Wawan Kurniawan/JN-stock-foto
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SOLOK, WEST SUMATRA, INDONESIA, SEPTEMBER 25, 2026: Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka inspects infrastructure and public facilities damaged by flash floods in Arosuka, Solok Regency, West Sumatra. During the visit, Gibran called for the rapid restoration of damaged roads, bridges and public services, stressing that access routes should be made safe to restore residents’ mobility and facilitate aid distribution. The flash floods struck the area on September 21, damaging homes, public facilities and infrastructure. Photo by Wawan Kurniawan / JNA Press. (Photo by Wawan Kurniawan/JN-stock-foto