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This aerial picture shows houses damaged following a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in Mamuju, Indonesia, on January 17, 2021. (AFP / ADEK BERRY) video

Quake death toll at 56 as Indonesia struggles with string of disasters

  • Disaster mitigation agency says more than 820 people were injured
  • About 15,000 left their homes after the 6.2 magnitude quake
By Reuters ·

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