In pictures: Search for Indonesia tsunami survivors

A frantic search for survivors continues on Indonesia's Sulawesi island, where a tsunami triggered by a powerful earthquake has killed hundreds of people.

More than 20 people trapped in the rubble have been dug out by hand by rescuers in the city of Palu

At least 832 people are now known to have been killed after Friday's 7.5-magnitude tremor that triggered waves as high as 6m (20ft)

Emergency officials warn that the death toll is likely to rise as rescuers reach more areas closer to the epicentre

• Dramatic footage shows tsunami hitting city

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People have been bringing victims' bodies in bags to a hospital for formal identification

Palu - the city of 335,000 people - now looks like a war zone two days after the tsunami

Ghostly look: The powerful tidal waves left virtually nothing on Palu's Taman Ria beach

The city's 10-storey hotel was simply flattened, and there are fears people may still be trapped in the rubble

Looting has been reported in Palu, as the authorities are struggling to establish order in the devastated city

The initial quake struck as evening prayers were about to begin in the world's biggest Muslim majority country

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