Six months after the deadly earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia, 118 children are still officially registered as missing. In the Palu Social Office, one-hundred and eighteen missing children reports are stored in binders. Much of his work since the earthquake has involved tracing missing children. He says missing children cases could remain open "indefinitely". Social worker Kina Sidik says she still receives phone calls most days from the parents of missing children.

Source: Stuff March 28, 2019 02:37 UTC