Volcanoes, tsunami Indonesia killed 182 people

Nature's rampant tsunami and volcanic eruptions in Indonesia have killed at least 182 people and 400 missing since yesterday.

The earthquake struck near Sumatra yesterday, killing 154 people. Currently rescue teams are trying to find and rescue about 400 people who are believed to be missing after the huge wave hit the villages on the island's west coast.

Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono must shorten his visit to Vietnam, to listen to reports and direct disaster recovery.

Below is a picture of Merapi volcano erupting.

A resident looked at Merapi volcano from Yogyakarta city on Indonesia's island of Java on October 26. Photo: AP.

Merapi volcano erupted three times on October 26, leaving thousands of people leaving their homes and at least 13 people killed.

Residents and rescue workers searched for victims of the Merapi volcanic eruption on October 27 in the village of Pakem on the outskirts of Yogyakarta. Photo: AFP.

Scientists warn that Merapi volcano could erupt most aggressively in its history in the next few days. Photo: AP.

The scene of Merapi volcano spewed smoke on January 12, 2007. Photo: AFP.

A little girl playing on the golf course while smoke and dust rose from the volcano Merapi on June 18, 2006. The most recent eruption of the Merapi volcano occurred in 2006, killing two people and yesterday's eruption many times stronger. Photo: AFP.

A motorbike is covered with ash from the Merapi volcano on October 26. Photo: AP.