In pictures: Rescue efforts under way for Indonesian quake victims
Indonesia reels after a powerful quake-tsunami as search operations and evacuation efforts get underway.
The remains of an Indonesian mosque destroyed by the earthquake and tsunami are seen in Palu, Suwalesi. PHOTO: REUTERS
An Indonesian villager carries his belongings as a military aircraft flies overhead as evacuation efforts continue in the wake of a powerful quake-tsunami hit the Petobo neighbourhood in Palu, Suwalesi. PHOTO: REUTERS
A boy sits as people queue to board military airplanes for evacuation at Palu's Mutiara SIS Al Jufrie airport. PHOTO: AFP
A man sits in a badly damaged house at Perumnas Balaroa village in Palu. AFPIndonesia to accept international help after devastating quake and tsunami
A mother holds her son as they wait to board military airplanes as evacuation efforts continue at Mutiara SIS Al Jufrie Airport in Palu. PHOTO: AFP
The floating hospital KRI Soeharso operated by Indonesian Navy in Palu. PHOTO: AFP
A search and rescue team member is seen near the wreckage of a mosque at Perumnas Balaroa village in Palu. PHOTO: AFP
A woman is seen in distress as a relative's dead body is recovered from the remains of Mercure Hotel in Palu. PHOTO: REUTERSIndonesia's Mount Soputan erupts on tsunami-hit island
People check for valuables among debris left in the wake of an earthquake in Mamboro, Palu. PHOTO: AFP A search and rescue mission is under ways as teams use heavy equipment to clear debris before recovering bodies in the Perumnas Balaroa village of Palu. PHOTO: AFP
Motorists drive past an overturned boat in the wake of a quake-tsunami in Mamboro, Sulawesi. PHOTO: AFP
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