This campaign focuses on the humanitarian crisis in Sumatra, Indonesia, following a severe disaster in late November 2025. A rare tropical cyclone, worsened by deforestation, caused heavy flooding and landslides, especially in areas near the Malacca Strait.

As of 22 December, official reports show:

1,106 people have died
175 people are still missing
Around 7,000 people have been injured
158,000 homes have been damaged
More than 1 million people have been displaced, and nearly 3 million people have been affected overall

Despite the scale of the disaster, it has not been declared a national disaster. As a result, humanitarian aid reaching the affected communities remains very limited. International attention and humanitarian support are therefore urgently needed.