Hundreds of people in Indonesia were stuck in the mountains after the earthquake

Hundreds of tourists stranded on Mount Rinjani due to the earthquakes of the island of Lombok in Indonesia are being rescued.

Officials reported that a rescue team of 165 people was to arrive at a crater lake, where groups of foreign and Indonesian birds are torn apart, after the local time today. ; hui.

Sudiyono, Director of Rinjani Mountain National Park, said, "Our priority is to provide food and medicine to residents as quickly as possible."

An Indonesian student lost his life in landslides in Rinjani, while the number of victims of the magnitude 6.4 earthquake rose to 16.

More than 1,400 houses were damaged in the earthquake land that started Sunday. After the earthquake in neighboring Bali, the aftershock shocked more than 270 people.

Officials explained that more than 680 people in Rinjani were estimated to be infected, most of them foreigners from 26 countries, and more than 330 came from Thailand.