Indonesia's Central Sulawesi Province on Thursday marked five years since a massive earthquake and tsunami hit the province, killing more than 4,300 people, with thousands of survivors still awaiting permanent relocation.Local residents laid flowers at Talise beach in Palu, the capital of the province in the country's central Sulawesi Island that was hit hardest by the magnitude 7.4 quake and tsunami. Due to soil liquefaction caused by the temblor, thousands of houses sank into the ground, and many of the victims were killed by a mudflow.Prayers were offered at the Poboya mass grave in the …READ FULL ARTICLE