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Melania Nius was at her husband’s hospital bedside on Indonesia’s Flores Island when a powerful quake shook their town to its core, sending patients fleeing into the chaos outside.
Melania, 56, recounted how she prayed as she fought to get her family to safety.
“The four of us – my husband, our two children, and I – were on the bed,” when the 7.7-magnitude rattler struck just north of Flores island at around 5.30am on Saturday.
At least 48 people were killed in the quake and dozens injured.
“The bed almost flipped over. Tables and all the things on the tables and on top of the cupboards all fell and scattered everywhere,” she said.
“We were panicking. When the shaking eased a little, we immediately pushed his bed and took him outside.”
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