Much-needed aid is trickling through to remote communities on Indonesia’s ravaged Sulawesi Island for the first time since a massive earthquake and tsunami struck last Friday, leaving at least 1,649 dead.
When the earthquake hit a village in Sigi district, mud from 15 metres underground came to the surface and started to drag homes and people into the earth in waves of mud and rock.
Many of the survivors have lost everything – loved ones, homes, schools and nearly their entire community.
Al Jazeera’s Jamela Alindogan reports from Sigi, where whole villages have been obliterated by mud.

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