Watch: Indonesia’s disaster zone remains desperate for fuel after earthquake and Tsunami
Updated on Oct 03, 2018 07:43 pm IST
People in Indonesia's disaster zone remain desperate for fuel, almost five days after the devastating earthquake and tsunami.
Aerial drone footage filmed late on Tuesday shows residents in Palu queuing into the night at a petrol station to collect vital supplies in jerrycans and other containers. A long line of cars can be seen snaking away down the road, as drivers also wait to get supplies. President Joko Widodo, who traveled to Palu on Wednesday, said more fuel was now being brought into the disaster zone.
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