South and Southeast Asia are reeling from catastrophic floods and landslides that have killed more than 1,000 people across Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Thailand. What began as intense monsoon rains rapidly escalated into a regional disaster, intensified by a powerful tropical storm. Entire communities have been cut off as bridges collapse, roads disappear under water and landslides bury homes. In Indonesia’s Sumatra province, hundreds are dead and hundreds more are still missing. Sri Lanka faces its worst flooding in decades after cyclone-driven rains inundated towns. Rescue teams are struggling to reach survivors as thousands remain displaced. Watch

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