Two Dayahs in Bener Meriah Severely Damaged by Flash Floods

Recent severe flash floods have caused significant damage to two educational institutions in the Bener Meriah area, Indonesia. The affected dayahs, Islamic educational institutions, have been heavily damaged, and access to them has become a major challenge. The flooding has impacted both the buildings and the infrastructure of these dayahs, creating serious problems for humanitarian aid and evacuation access. Authorities are working to restore access to the affected areas to ensure the flow of necessary aid. Such disasters highlight the importance of timely response and coordinated efforts of various institutions to minimize risk and damage. Local volunteers, along with national disaster management agencies, are stepping up their efforts to provide first aid and evacuate residents from the flooded areas. This situation has also prompted local and national authorities to develop long-term strategies to prevent similar disasters in the future.