VOICED : Disaster tourism: bitter lifeline for mud volcano survivors

A decade ago, a mud volcano in central Indonesia devastated a bustling town, displacing 44,000 people. The disaster, one of Indonesia's worst, led to economic and environmental challenges. While some blame a nearby earthquake, others point to drilling activities. Despite compensation efforts, locals face pollution and health issues. The site now draws tourists curious about the tragedy.

What was the response of the oil and gas company Lapindo regarding the disaster?

What complaints do locals have about the aftermath of the disaster?