BENGKULU, Indonesia: Floods sparked by torrential rains had killed 31 people in Indonesia, with a dozen more still missing, officials said Monday, marking the latest calamity for a disaster-prone nation.
Landslides and floods are common, especially during the monsoon season between October and April, when rains lash the vast Southeast Asian archipelago.
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