Asian Floods Emergency Relief (Indonesia and Sri Lanka)

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Indonesia

1390

LIVES LOST

Sri Lanka

330

REMAIN MISSING

770,000

PEOPLE DISPLACED

156,000

+
HOMES DAMAGED

200

LIVES LOST

100,000

PEOPLE DISPLACED

20,000

+
HOMES DAMAGED

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ASIAN EMERGENCY FLOODS RELIEF 2025 TO AID INDONESIA AND SRI LANKA

The Rahmatan Lil Alamin (Blessings to All) Foundation (RLAF) is launching the Asian Emergency Floods Relief 2025 campaign to support urgent humanitarian efforts in Indonesia and Sri Lanka, following the severe floods and landslides that devastated communities in late November and early December 2025.

The fundraising campaign will run from 17 December to 31 December 2025, with mosque collections held from 19 December to 25 December 2025.

Humanitarian Situation in Indonesia and Sri Lanka

Indonesia: Severe Floods Across Sumatra

Weeks of torrential rainfall triggered deadly floods and landslides across the Indonesian provinces of Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra. According to the Straits Times, at least 1390 lives have been lost, more than 330 remain missing, and over 770,000 people remain displaced across almost 50 districts. Additionally, 156,000 homes have been damaged, leaving nearly one million individuals displaced and forced into temporary shelters.

Entire communities have been cut off due to collapsed roads, destroyed bridges, and severe infrastructure damage. Survivors urgently require emergency shelter, clean drinking water, food aid, medical support, and disease prevention, especially in overcrowded evacuation centres.

Sri Lanka: Floods and Landslides Caused by Cyclone Ditwah and the Intensified Monsoon

Since 28 November 2025, Cyclone Ditwah, along with the intensified monsoon, has caused destructive floods and landslides across Sri Lanka, resulting in close to 200 lives lost and displacing more than 100,000 people into temporary shelters. Over 20,000 homes have been destroyed, and nearly one-third of the country is without reliable electricity or clean water due to widespread infrastructure damage.

Flooding along the Kelani River continues to threaten vulnerable communities, exacerbating the urgent need for clean water, food, emergency shelter, and medical care. The Sri Lanka Red Cross Society has deployed response teams across 25 branches to support affected families.

RLAF’s Humanitarian Response

RLAF is partnering Mercy Relief and Singapore Red Cross to deliver critical assistance in Indonesia and Sri Lanka.

RLAF will pledge a total of SGD 150,000 to support relief efforts enabling partners to provide life-saving assistance to families who have been displaced, or severely affected by the widespread floods and landslides.

Highlighting the urgency of the situation, RLAF’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr Adnan A. Hamid, said: “The widespread devastation across Indonesia and Sri Lanka demands our urgent attention. As our neighbours face immense loss and uncertainty, we appeal to the community to come together in compassion and contribute towards relief efforts that will support essential needs and safety for affected families.”

Through this campaign, RLAF calls upon the Singapore community and the wider public to support rescue operations, first aid, the distribution of critical relief items, and rapid assessments to address urgent community needs. All contributions will go directly towards on-the-ground humanitarian relief, helping affected families receive life-saving assistance.

Donations made under the Asian Emergency Floods Relief 2025 (Indonesia and Sri Lanka) campaign are collected by Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation (RLAF) in support of our humanitarian partners.
Funds raised through this campaign will be allocated in a 1:2 ratio, with:
* One part allocated to Singapore Red Cross for flood relief efforts in Sri Lanka
* Two parts allocated to Mercy Relief for flood relief efforts in Indonesia

This allocation applies to all donations received for the campaign. Where applicable, tax-deductible receipts will be issued by the respective partner organisation in accordance with OHAS guidelines. RLAF does not issue tax-deductible receipts for this campaign.

If you have any questions regarding the fund allocation, please contact us at rlaf@rlafoundation.org.sg.

**Donations under the ‘Asian Emergency Floods Relief 2025 (Sri Lanka)’ campaign are eligible for a 100% tax deduction under the Overseas Humanitarian Assistance Tax Deduction Scheme (OHAS) under Mercy Relief (MR) and Singapore Red Cross (SRC). All eligible donations will be sent to Mercy Relief (MR) and Singapore Red Cross (SRC) for tax deduction to IRAS. Kindly fill in the Form below with details of the donations to be eligible for tax exemption: https://forms.gle/9azaixsEW3UDrRv37

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Photo Credit to Sri Lanka Red Cross Society and Mercy Relief

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