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🇮🇩🚨 Another massive flash flood/debris flow has hit Maninjau, West Sumatra, Indonesia today 🙏

It's never ending! pic.twitter.com/z9FFC1Ey9s

— Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) December 25, 2025

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(dated December 25, 2025) reports another massive flash flood and debris flow striking Maninjau in West Sumatra, Indonesia. The attached video shows chaotic scenes of thick, muddy water surging through streets, overwhelming homes, vehicles, and infrastructure, with debris carried along in the torrent.Background on the Ongoing DisasterThis event is part of the prolonged flooding and landslide crisis across Sumatra that began intensifying in late November 2025, triggered by heavy monsoon rains and the rare Tropical Cyclone Senyar (which formed in the Malacca Strait and made landfall around November 25-26).The disaster has affected multiple provinces, including:

• West Sumatra
• North Sumatra
• Aceh

With cumulative impacts including:

• Over 1,000 deaths (some reports cite 1,030–1,068 fatalities as of mid-December)
• Hundreds missing
• Millions displaced or affected

Maninjau (near Lake Maninjau in Agam Regency) has been particularly hard-hit by repeated flash floods, as seen in this latest incident on Christmas Day.Contributing Factors Highlighted in Responses and ReportsReplies to the post and broader coverage emphasize human factors exacerbating the natural rainfall:

• Deforestation (from logging, palm oil plantations, and mining) has stripped hillsides
• Poor land management has reduced soil stability and natural water absorption
• Previous floods created "water highways" (channels that funnel future flows more destructively)

Without redesigning infrastructure and restoring ecosystems, such events are likely to recur.Current StatusAs of late December 2025, recovery efforts continue, with temporary housing being built and aid distributed, though some areas remain vulnerable to ongoing rains. Authorities had extended emergency status in parts of West Sumatra, but challenges persist.Thoughts and prayers to those affected—it's a heartbreaking situation on what should be a peaceful holiday.