1,178 People Died Due to Sumatra Disaster (January 7, 2026)
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According to the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB), as of Wednesday (January 7, 2026), the flood and landslide disasters in Sumatra in late November 2025 resulted in 1,178 deaths.
The death toll increased by one person compared to the data from January 5, 2026, which stood at 1,177 people.
The highest number of fatalities was in Aceh Province with 543 people, followed by North Sumatra Province and West Sumatra Province.
Meanwhile, as of January 7, 2026, the number of missing disaster victims was 148 people, with West Sumatra Province having the highest number at 74 people.
Below are the details of fatalities and missing persons due to the Sumatra disaster by province as of January 7, 2026, at 07:08 AM/WIB:
Aceh
- Fatalities: 543 people
- Missing: 31 people
North Sumatra
- Fatalities: 371 people
- Missing: 43 people
West Sumatra
- Fatalities: 264 people
- Missing: 74 people
As of today, the total number of houses damaged by the disaster in these three provinces reached 175,126 units, consisting of 53,432 severely damaged houses, 45,106 moderately damaged houses, and 76,588 lightly damaged houses.
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