Dry season kills 47 livestock in Manggarai Timur
Officials recorded 47 livestock deaths among residents of Watu Nggene, Manggarai Timur, on 2026-11-05. The report linked the losses to a prolonged dry season.
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Watu Nggene — Officials recorded 47 livestock deaths among residents of Watu Nggene, Manggarai Timur, on 2026-11-05 amid a prolonged dry season, according to a report by Kupang Tribunnews. The report attributes the record to Manggarai Timur’s livestock service.
The deaths involved animals belonging to residents of Watu Nggene. The report linked the losses to the continuing drought and described the prolonged dry season as the local impact associated with the deaths. No livestock species were stated in the report, and no further details about the animals were provided.
Why it matters to Flores readers
The reported deaths show how prolonged dry conditions are affecting livestock owners in Manggarai Timur. The report records the losses among residents of Watu Nggene and identifies the location as part of Borong, Manggarai Timur, Flores. It does not state the financial value of the losses or any official relief measure.
The report date is 2026-11-05. The reported location is Watu Nggene in Borong, Manggarai Timur, Flores. The available account gives the number of recorded livestock deaths, the affected residents’ location and the reported connection to a prolonged dry season, but it does not provide additional information about the livestock species, the value of the losses or relief measures.
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