Updated: November 19, 2022 SAR confirms Dutch-flagged vessel lost contact in Sorong waters Must Read Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - December 13, 2025Sumatra floods: evacuees drop to 654 thousand, BNPB reports Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - December 13, 2025W Sumatra governor urges land provision for temporary housing Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - December 13, 2025Govt ensures sufficient food, medicine stocks in disaster-hit regions Dutch-flagged sailing vessel, Dulce, reportedly lost contact in the Seget waters of Sorong District, West Papua Province, on Saturday, according to Indonesia’s search and rescue agency. The sailing vessel, carrying aboard … Previous articleSome 22 nations to attend World Ocean Assessment in BelitungNext articleIndonesia, Canada ink cooperation agreement on combating terrorism Latest News National - December 13, 2025Sumatra floods: evacuees drop to 654 thousand, BNPB reportsThe National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) reported that the evacuees displaced by floods and landslides in Aceh, ... National W Sumatra governor urges land provision for temporary housing - December 13, 2025 National Govt ensures sufficient food, medicine stocks in disaster-hit regions - December 13, 2025 National Government begins temporary housing construction in West Sumatra - December 13, 2025 National Indonesia’s MPR sends 15,000 aid packages to disaster-hit Sumatra - December 13, 2025 More Articles Like This Sumatra floods: evacuees drop to 654 thousand, BNPB reports National - December 13, 2025 W Sumatra governor urges land provision for temporary housing National - December 13, 2025 Govt ensures sufficient food, medicine stocks in disaster-hit regions National - December 13, 2025 Government begins temporary housing construction in West Sumatra National - December 13, 2025
