The United Nations is warning that large parts of Indonesia worst affected by the recent earthquake and resulting tsunami have still not been reached by rescuers. However the world body's humanitarian team say they are doing what they can to help provide food, water and shelter to those left homeless after the devastation of the twin disasters.
It comes as relief efforts continue on the island of Sulawesi, where the city of Palu was particularly hard hit. More than 1400 people are known to have died however there are fears that toll could rise as teams reach more remote areas.
FSN's Bruce Harrison is in the city of Palu which has been visited by Indonesia's President.
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FSN's Bruce Harrison is in the city of Palu where he says people have been frantically trying to find relatives.
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