Indonesia Sends 1,267 Troops After Earthquake
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The Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) has deployed 1,267 personnel to help with disaster response in East Nusa Tenggara. The move comes after a recent earthquake hit the region.
The troops will support relief efforts, including search and rescue, medical aid, and logistics. The deployment is part of the government's emergency response plan.
Authorities are still assessing the full impact of the quake. Local teams have been working to reach affected areas. The TNI personnel will join them to speed up aid distribution and recovery operations.
No further details on casualties or damage have been released yet. Officials urge residents to stay alert for possible aftershocks.