Help Indonesian Tsunami Relief

More than 820 people are reported dead after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake and tsunami hit the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Friday. The earthquake — the most devastating to hit Indonesia since 2004 — was followed by some 170 aftershocks and a tsunami, which sent waves as high as 20 feet surging across the islands, toppling homes, hotels, shopping malls and mosques. With people trapped in the rubble, the numbers of fatalities are expected to rise. (UNICEF) 

Please help the Indonesia Yale Association and donate towards these earthquake and tsunami survivors. All funds will go to Aksi Cepat Tanggap, Indonesia's largest humanitarian and emergency response organization, and their campaign at https://kitabisa.com/peduligempadonggala. 

For more information, please read https://nyti.ms/2NR1A93.


Search-and-rescue workers helping a survivor escape the rubble in Palu. (Credit: Antara Foto/Reuters)


People siphoning fuel from a tanker truck in Palu on Sunday. (Credit: Antara Foto/Reuters)
 

Source: NBC Nightly News



Looters were stealing on Sunday from a badly damaged mall in Palu that was left unguarded. (Credit: Mast Irham/EPA, via Shutterstock)