Rescue crews in Indonesia are racing against time after a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck the island of Flores, leaving buildings damaged and residents trapped beneath rubble.
Dramatic footage shows emergency workers digging through collapsed structures and pulling injured residents to safety, as rescue teams search for anyone who may still be trapped.
The powerful earthquake sent people rushing into the streets as buildings shook violently across affected communities.
Emergency services have deployed rescuers, medical teams and heavy equipment to the hardest-hit areas, while authorities assess the extent of the destruction.
The situation remains dangerous, with aftershocks continuing to shake the region and complicate search-and-rescue operations.
Authorities initially issued a tsunami warning following the earthquake, prompting concern among coastal communities, but the warning was later lifted.
Rescue teams are continuing to inspect damaged buildings and clear debris as families wait for news of missing relatives.
Officials are urging residents to remain cautious and follow instructions from emergency authorities as the earthquake response continues.
With search operations still underway, the focus remains on finding survivors, treating the injured and supporting communities affected by the disaster.
