295 Deaths from Floods and Landslides in North Sumatra, Here's the Breakdown (December 4, 2025)

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Akbar Ridwan 04/12/2025 10:57 WIB

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According to BNPB data, floods and landslides in North Sumatra Province in late November 2025 claimed at least 295 lives.

Distribution of Fatalities due to Flood and Landslide Disasters in North Sumatra Province (December 4, 2025)*

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Distribution of Fatalities due to Flood and Landslide Disasters in North Sumatra Province (December 4, 2025)*

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According to data from the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), the floods and landslides in North Sumatra Province in late November 2025 resulted in at least 295 fatalities.

These casualties are spread across 8 regencies/cities, with the highest number in Central Tapanuli Regency.

Below are the numbers of fatalities due to floods and landslides in North Sumatra Province, according to BNPB data as of December 4, 2025, at 08:33 WIB:

Central Tapanuli: 86 people
South Tapanuli: 79 people
Sibolga City: 52 people
North Tapanuli: 34 people
Deli Serdang: 17 people
Langkat: 11 people
Humbang Hasundutan: 9 people
Medan City: 7 people

As of December 4, 2025, BNPB recorded that at least 159 people in North Sumatra were still missing. Meanwhile, 611 people sustained injuries.

The disaster also caused damage to various buildings in North Sumatra, including 2.4 thousand houses, 74 public facilities, 1 health facility, 54 educational facilities, 19 places of worship, and 27 bridges.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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