Residents of villages in Sikka Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, spent more than a month living inside and around family cemeteries in the wake of the earthquake that flattened homes and made their plots unusable for farming. One of them, Sergius Moa, was forced to shelter in the burial ground of his own parents alongside his wife and children, describing an arrangement driven less by tradition than by the collapse of every other option.
Ketika Rumah, Sawah, dan Ladang Ketiga-Tiganya Runtuh
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