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we welcome correspondent max walden in jakarta for more on this story max we heard the death toll rising rapidly so far those confirmed deaths there all in the city of palooka what we know about other affected areas. yes today there was an update from the disaster management agency and it still seems that very little pretty from ation has come out of the city of three hundred thousand eight will the significantly closer to the epicenter of the earthquake and that's where the tsunami here. so. we've also heard that very little eye of communication has been able to be made with those areas so. this death toll that then provided is only for the city of kabul we would expect that that area is closer to the epicenter. we could see that death toll rises fairly significantly. we're looking at pictures of the aftermath of bodies being removed from the rubble what can you tell us about the situation right now on the ground. has opened up again previously. and it was difficult for them to get across. that's a little bit of good news however. the need for food because water infrastructure. and also

corresponded max walden in jakarta joining us now for more on this story max authorities have warned that the death toll could rise even further what's the latest that you're hearing now about rescue efforts there nirpal do. yes quite hit yesterday evening and. officials from the military and the disaster management agency flew straight from jakarta unfortunately the local airport has the runway there the damage making that planes it's very difficult and to land so i'm merely it's just military and disaster management agency helicopters that have been out to bring resources to the affected again. electricity and communications have been. caught more or less all in kampala and don't go to. the town closer to the epicenter of the quake but certainly it's a very very bad situation. it really sounds a way where people living in the area near that coastline where they warned effectively about the tsunami. agency of indonesia has received some criticism because they did initially issue a tsunami warning soon after these seven point five. earthquake however that warning was subsequently rel

correspondent max walden is in jakarta for us he joins us now with more on this story max authorities have warned that the death toll could rise further what's the latest that you're hearing there about rescue efforts in the region. yeah well certainly it's still very much an ongoing search and rescue mission members of the military and the disaster management agency flew in straight after the disaster yesterday and the president has said he's following the situation very very closely i've heard from the red cross that on the ground there in dire need of food course. has been damaged the water is also in dire demand medical supplies and of course the ongoing interest is the most urgent priority as well. speaking of the rescue efforts and the preparation there there's been some criticism about the warning that was issued before the tsunami or as a tsunami was expected can you tell us about that yes so the agency of indonesia initially when the earthquake could get issue a tsunami warning this was council just over half an hour afterwards and there have been reports of people in. the ts

correspondent max walden into cotton joins us for more on this story max what's the latest you're hearingbout rescue efforts. yes force there were aftershocks up until the afternoon now or not. and many of the people there have been advised by officials not to slake in their homes due to fear that you know the further collapses of the buildings. yes the military and the disaster management agency are there on the ground doing continuing rescue efforts the military establishment field hospital there due to the fact that hospitals were damaged and certainly are the key infrastructure including a large bridge and the airport runway there have also been damaged which is certainly a further frustrating rescue efforts. as rescue efforts continue indonesian authorities are finding themselves facing criticism over the warning they issued for this tsunami why. yes so the meteorologist meterological agency issued a tsunami warning shortly after the quake yesterday and this was about thirty four minutes later. we draw on however there was a tsunami so far this. one parliamentarian today was sort of

correspondent max walden is in jakarta he joins us now for more on this story max authorities have warned that the death toll could rise even further what's the latest that you're hearing now about rescue efforts near. yes today. the vice president said that the death toll is likely to be in the thousand. the military and the national agency on the ground there the president has said he's watching it the situation closely according to i've heard from the red cross that there's a dire need of food access to water are limited and medical supplies are also required but most urgent party at the moment the search and rescue efforts. have been frustrated by the destruction of the only vital infrastructure including a major bridge and also the airport there has been closed because the runways quite damage which is maining only helicopters are able to fly and. maybe nearing into the thousands we're also getting reports that prisoners managed to escape from a prison in the city. so the head of the local prison told in an agent's news agency that of about six hundred inmates about half of these esc

really spoke to correspondent max walden in jakarta we asked him how risky assets were going and whyndonesian authorities all facing criticism over the warning they issued for this tsunami. aftershock up until the afternoon now not time and many of the people there in pa will have been advised by officials not to place in their homes to see that the collapse of buildings however yet the military and the disaster management agency they're on the ground doing continuing rescue efforts the military. field hospitals edgy to the fact that hospitals were damaged and the key infrastructure including a lot of bridge and the airport runways have have also been damaged which is certainly a frustrating rescue effort the major logical edge and the issues a tsunami warning will be off to the quite yet the day and this was. about thirty four minutes later. withdrawn however in days there was a tsunami. one parliamentarian today was sort of calling for the agency to be called to account because of course we have there were people still on the bases that the tsunami he. they may face some questions