Dead Fish Fill Vanishing River as Drought Grips Indonesia The usually crystal clear waters of Indonesia's rivers are turning murky and lifeless due to an unprecedented drought that has left many communities struggling for survival.
The crisis has been building for months, with devastating consequences for aquatic life and human well being.
Droughts are a common occurrence in Indonesia, but recent weather patterns have led to an intensification of the crisis. The country's archipelago geography creates microclimates that can exacerbate drought conditions.