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22 villages in Aceh vanish after Cyclone Senyar, dozens remain isolated

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14,899 people in 30 villages across Aceh remain isolated more than a month after Cyclone Senyar struck northern parts of Sumatra in late November.

Some 14,900 people in 30 villages across Aceh remain isolated more than a month after Cyclone Senyar struck northern parts of Sumatra in late November.

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JAKARTA - At least 22 villages in Aceh were wiped out and dozens more remain isolated following the devastating impact of Cyclone Senyar, which

struck northern parts of Sumatra in late November

, according to the latest data from the Aceh administration.

Mr Murthalamuddin, spokesman for the Aceh Hydrometeorological Disaster Response Post, said Gayo Lues regency is hit hardest, with eight villages – Kuning Kurnia, Tetingi, Seneren, Remukut, Agusen, Pasir, Uyem Beriring and Pungke – completely swept away by floods and landslides.

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