Sumatra Floods and Landslides Death Toll Rises to 631 Victims || Stay In News
Stay In News - The impact of the devastating floods and landslides across several regions in Sumatra continues to escalate. Indonesia’s National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has released updated data showing a significant increase in fatalities.
The series of floods and landslides that swept through multiple areas on the island of Sumatra continues to claim lives. According to the latest report, the number of confirmed deaths has risen to 631 people.
The updated information was published on the official website of the Disaster Data, Information, and Communication Center (Pusdatin BNPB) on Tuesday (December 2, 2025) at 10:01 AM local time under the Disaster Impact Recapitulation section.
Latest Victim Statistics
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Deaths: 631 people
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Missing persons: 472 people
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Injured: 2,600 people
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Affected population: 3.2 million people
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Displaced residents: 1 million people
Beyond the rising casualty numbers, the disaster has also impacted at least 50 districts. The destruction extends beyond human safety, damaging thousands of homes and numerous public facilities.
Infrastructure Damage Report
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Severely damaged houses: 3,500 units
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Moderately damaged houses: 2,000 units
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Lightly damaged houses: 3,500 units
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Damaged educational facilities: 322 units
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Damaged bridges: 277 units
BNPB continues to update the situation as search operations, evacuations, and logistical support efforts progress across the affected regions.