FOR Jefri Samad, the flash floods and landslides in North Luwu, South Sulawesi, on July 13, 2020 that killed 39 people were merely warnings to take a pause. One-and-a-half year afterwards, this blandong—the local term for loggers—is freely offering his services again. “If anyone asks us to work again in January or February, we can go into the woods again,” said Jefri, a resident of Meli village, Baebunta subdistrict in Nor