Key insights and market outlook
The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) reported 1,135 deaths from the Sumatra floods as of December 25, 2025, with 6 new fatalities recorded on that day. The highest number of deaths were reported in Aceh Utara (205), followed by Tapanuli Tengah (191) and Tapanuli Selatan (133). There are still 173 people missing due to the disaster.
The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has reported a total of 1,135 deaths resulting from the recent floods in Sumatra as of December 25, 2025. This represents an increase of 6 fatalities from the previous day's count of 1,129. The BNPB's data indicates that the death toll has been steadily rising as rescue operations continue.
The highest number of deaths have been recorded in Aceh Utara with 205 fatalities, followed closely by Tapanuli Tengah with 191 deaths, and Tapanuli Selatan with 133 deaths. These regions have been among the most severely affected by the flooding.
In addition to the confirmed deaths, there are still 173 people reported missing due to the floods. The BNPB continues to coordinate with local authorities and rescue teams to locate these individuals and provide support to affected communities.
The BNPB remains actively involved in managing the response to this disaster, working in conjunction with various stakeholders to provide relief to those affected. The agency's data collection and reporting are crucial in guiding these efforts and ensuring that resources are allocated effectively.