Disaster Response: Indonesia confirmed 68 deaths after the 7.7 quake off Flores in East Nusa Tenggara, with more than 200 injured and thousands still sleeping outdoors as aftershocks rattle the region; BNPB says aid delivery is accelerating with military airlifts and sea routes, while the Health Ministry has activated nine emergency health centers and targets restoring hospital services within a week. Food Security: Bulog says rice stocks in NTT are secure (35,000–37,000 tons) and emergency cooking oil is being distributed to support displaced families and public kitchens. Infrastructure Recovery: Public Works Minister Dody Hanggodo says roads are being reopened, water supplies restored, and schools and housing repairs are underway as teams assess damage in Nagekeo and other affected areas. Independence Day Shadowed by Quake: President Prabowo led Independence Day ceremonies in Jakarta with a moment of silence for victims, while international leaders including the Vatican and Pope Leo XIV expressed solidarity. New Tremor: A 5.9 aftershock hit Flores, adding to fears and complicating rescue work. Other Indonesia News: Bank Indonesia launched the Indonesian Credit Card (KKI) for QRIS payments, and Indonesia’s DPR targets passage of an asset forfeiture bill by December 2026.