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Rescuers begin to discover scale of Indonesian quake disaster

PALU, Indonesia, - The extent of the devastation caused by an earthquake and tsunami on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi should become clearer on Tuesday, as rescuers push into remote areas that have been out of contact for more than three days.
Officials fear the death toll will rise into the thousands. Indonesia has said it would accept offers of international aid, having shunned outside help earlier this year when an earthquake struck the island of Lombok.
By Monday, the number of confirmed deaths stood at 844, most of them in Palu, the main city in the disaster zone.