"mudflow disaster"

#13578618

15 Apr 2026

Debris from a home school is buried in the Lapindo volcanic mudflow disaster area in Sidoarjo, East Java province, Indonesia, on May 29, 2006.

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#13578616

15 Apr 2026

Debris from a past settlement is seen buried amid the Lapindo volcanic mudflow disaster area in Sidoarjo, East Java province, Indonesia.

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#13578617

15 Apr 2026

Debris from a past settlement is buried beside a community protest flag at the Lapindo mudflow site in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia, on [Month Day, Year].

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#13578625

15 Apr 2026

The sun rises behind a statue symbolizing public protests against disaster management as the Lapindo volcanic mudflow spreads through Sidoarjo, East Java province, Indonesia.

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#13578619

15 Apr 2026

Methane gas escapes from the volcanic mudflow in Sidoarjo, East Java, on an unspecified date.

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#13578627

15 Apr 2026

Methane gas escapes from the volcanic mudflow in Sidoarjo, East Java, on an unspecified date.

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#13578620

15 Apr 2026

Arjuno volcano is visible from the Lapindo volcanic mudflow area in Sidoarjo, East Java province, Indonesia.

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#13578633

15 Apr 2026

An excavator is seen at the Lapindo volcanic mudflow site in Sidoarjo, East Java province, Indonesia.

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#12050422

13 Feb 2025

Mass electric vehicles are seen during daily operations in Medan, North Sumatra, on February 13, 2025, to meet local transportation needs. The global emphasis on efforts to minimize the use of fossil fuels underscores the challenges associated with storing electrical energy. Similarly, the electric vehicle Togg T10X becomes a souvenir to mark the 75th anniversary of the partnership between Indonesia and Turkey. In addition, Indonesia is involved in geological research focused on rare earth elements, including lithium, found in the remains of the Sidoarjo mudflow disaster.

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#12050423

13 Feb 2025

Mass electric vehicles are seen during daily operations in Medan, North Sumatra, on February 13, 2025, to meet local transportation needs. The global emphasis on efforts to minimize the use of fossil fuels underscores the challenges associated with storing electrical energy. Similarly, the electric vehicle Togg T10X becomes a souvenir to mark the 75th anniversary of the partnership between Indonesia and Turkey. In addition, Indonesia is involved in geological research focused on rare earth elements, including lithium, found in the remains of the Sidoarjo mudflow disaster.

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#12050425

13 Feb 2025

Mass electric vehicles are seen during daily operations in Medan, North Sumatra, on February 13, 2025, to meet local transportation needs. The global emphasis on efforts to minimize the use of fossil fuels underscores the challenges associated with storing electrical energy. Similarly, the electric vehicle Togg T10X becomes a souvenir to mark the 75th anniversary of the partnership between Indonesia and Turkey. In addition, Indonesia is involved in geological research focused on rare earth elements, including lithium, found in the remains of the Sidoarjo mudflow disaster.

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#12050427

13 Feb 2025

Mass electric vehicles are seen during daily operations in Medan, North Sumatra, on February 13, 2025, to meet local transportation needs. The global emphasis on efforts to minimize the use of fossil fuels underscores the challenges associated with storing electrical energy. Similarly, the electric vehicle Togg T10X becomes a souvenir to mark the 75th anniversary of the partnership between Indonesia and Turkey. In addition, Indonesia is involved in geological research focused on rare earth elements, including lithium, found in the remains of the Sidoarjo mudflow disaster.

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#1240276

30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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#1240287

30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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#1240289

30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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#1240290

30 May 2016

Lapindo mudflow victims pray and sow flowers during the tenth anniversary of the Lapindo mudflow eruption on May 30, 2016 in Sidoarjo, East Java, Indonesia. Lapindo mudflow eruption is suspected to have been triggered by the drilling activities carried out by Indonesian oil and gas company Lapindo Brantas Inc, which belonged to Aburizal Bakrie. The disaster killed 14 people and displaced 40,000 others, with damages reaching $2.7 billion. In the reign of Indonesia President Joko Widodo, most Lapindo victims already received the compensation. They warn the government to reject the new drilling plan of Lapindo Brantas Inc near this area during the tenth anniversary of the mudflow eruption.

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