Months after floods, Indonesian survivors frustrated by slow response

They are among 26,000 flood survivors still displaced after a monsoon deluge struck their villages on Sumatra island last year. In hardest-hit Aceh province, which accounted for most of the more than 1,000 deaths, families have become increasingly frustrated over authorities' sluggish response. Many remain crammed in temporary shelters or a cluster of tents, with little expectation of returning to their mud-caked homes any time soon. Seated on a thin carpet covering the cardboard floor, Rauzah...