Air Force Drops Logistics for Flood Victims in South Kalimantan's Remote Area
Indonesian Air Force personnel work together with residents to distribute logistics for flood victims at Lok Buntar village in Banjar, South Kalimantan, on Tuesday. The Banjarmasin Green Community Forum (FKH Banjarmasin) distributed foods, dry clothes, drinking water, and sanitary goods, among others, to the victims who were forced to stay in their homes as the flood cut the access to their remote village. (Antara Photo / Bayu Pratama S)
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