JAKARTA - One person was killed and two others missing following flood in Parigi Moutong regency, Central Sulawesi province in Indonesia, the national disaster management agency said on Sunday.
"High-intensity rain fell in the upper Toribulu river area at 4:38 am local time on Sunday, resulting in water laden with mud inundating nearby settlements," said agency spokesperson Abdul Muhari.
The flood struck a bridge, cutting off a village and impacting 120 families. Additionally, the flood also damaged houses, prompting a number of villagers to seek refuge at the village office.
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Rescue operations were ongoing for those affected and efforts to locate the two missing individuals continued.
The meteorology, climatology and geophysics agency has issued a warning that heavy rainfall was expected to persist until at least Monday.