Hunt for survivors as Indonesian tsunami death toll tops 280

13 Sept 13:18 Key points summarised by AI

Indonesian rescuers race to find survivors after a volcano-triggered tsunami killed over 280 people and injured more than 1,000, devastating coastal regions of Sumatra and Java.
The powerful tsunami struck without warning, likely caused by an underwater landslide from the Anak Krakatoa volcano, which experts warn remains unstable and could trigger more deadly waves.
The catastrophe is Indonesia's third major natural disaster in six months, underscoring its vulnerability; rescue operations continue as aid agencies mobilize to assist victims.

Suspected drug couriers killed in Phetchaburi; half a tonne of Ice seized

Yesterday 16:06 Key points summarised by AI

Two suspected drug couriers were killed in a shootout with narcotics officers in Phetchaburi province.
Authorities seized approximately half a tonne of crystal methamphetamine, also known as Ice, during the operation.
The incident occurred on Tuesday night after officers tracked a network suspected of transporting large quantities of drugs to southern Thailand.
The suspects, identified as Chattharin and Rungarun, both 27, opened fire when confronted by officers, who returned fire, resulting in their deaths.