Monsoon rain that triggered flash floods and torrents of cold lava have killed at least 28 people in Indonesia's West Sumatra province, with several others missing.
Torrential rain pounded parts of the province over the weekend, inundating houses and paddy fields, a spokesperson for the National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) said.
Local officials have advised residents living along river banks to be on guard for further cold lava mudflows originating from the active volcano Mount Marapi. In Agam district flash floods hit the western side of Mount Marapi.
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