They Rise and Strive to Prevent Violence
Now the mother of six continues to survive in a temporary dwelling by various means.
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Kristin, penyintas gempa asal Desa Jono Oge, Kecamatan Biromaru, Kabupaten Sigi, Sulawesi Tengah, menyiapkan konsumsi bagi anak balita, ibu hamil, dan ibu menyusui di pos pengungsian di Desa Pombene, Biromaru, Sabtu (27/10/2018).
Erlia, 37, still finds it hard to forget the moment when her house on the coast of Loli Pesua village, Banawa district, Donggala, Central Sulawesi, was swept away by the tsunami on 28 September 2018. Now the mother of six continues to survive in a temporary dwelling by various means.
Several months after moving into a temporary home known as a huntara in Loli Pesua village, Erlia decided to cook and sell food in the huntara zone. Before the disaster, she washed the clothes of village neighbors while her husband worked as a casual laborer.