Sahria Lelu and her family were still living in a tent outside a mosque six weeks after a powerful earthquake that killed dozens in Indonesia, demonstrating the hard road ... »»»

NAGEKEO, Indonesia – Sahria Lelu and her family were still living in a tent outside a mosque six weeks after , demonstrating the hard road home for thousands of survivors. The 7.7-magnitude quake near Flores island on Aug 15 damaged tens of thousands of homes and left the water supply in limbo on o»»»

NAGEKEO (Indonesia), Sept 28 — Sahria Lelu and her family were still living in a tent outside a mosque six weeks after a powerful earthquake that killed dozens in Indonesia, demonstrating the hard road home for thousands of survivors. The 7.7-magnitude quake near Flores island on August 15 damaged »»»

An evacuee affected by the earthquake stays in a temporary shelter in Mbay. (EPA Images pic) NAGEKEO: Sahria Lelu and her family were still living in a tent outside a mosque six weeks after a powerful earthquake that killed dozens in Indonesia, demonstrating the hard road home for thousands of surv»»»