US EditionDeath toll from Indonesia landslide rises to 53
The landslide in Pasirlangu village killed 64 people with about 16 still missing; over 3,600 personnel are involved in ongoing rescue efforts amid difficult terrain.
- The death toll from a landslide in Indonesia's West Java province has risen to 53, with 15 still missing.
- Twenty-Three soldiers were killed while conducting border patrol training, according to the Indonesian Navy.
- The landslide, triggered by heavy rains, severely damaged more than 50 houses and displaced over 650 people.
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The Indonesian authorities delivered an update during this Saturday’s day with the people who died after last week’s landslide in Pasirlangu province in West Java, Indonesia. “Ten bodies have been removed today, bringing the total to 70. It is estimated that there are ten other victims that we are still looking for,” Antara, director of Bandung’s Search and Rescue office, Ade Dian, told the Indonesian news agency Antara. The landslide occurred d…
The landslide, caused by torrential rains, buried dozens of houses in Pasirlangu, a town southeast of Jakarta, the capital of the vast Asian archipelago of more than 17,000 islands.
The record of a landslide that occurred a week ago near Bandung, on the great island of Java in Indonesia, has increased to 53 deaths...
Indonesia landslide death toll climbs to 64 as rescue efforts remain ongoing
FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail The death toll from last week’s horrific landslide in Indonesia rose to 64, as search and rescue operations continued for the eighth day with 16 people still reported as missing in West Java. Four more bodies were recovered from the site, bringing the confirmed number of deaths to 64, local media reported on Saturday, […]
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AlKhaleej TodayIndonesia extends search as West Java landslide toll reaches 49, emergency period extended
JAKARTA, Jan 31 — The death toll from a landslide a week ago in Indonesia’s West Java province has risen to 49, the country’s main rescue agency Basarnas said today, with 15 still missing.Twenty-three soldiers were also killed while conducting border patrol training, the navy said on Tuesday.The January 24 landslide that hit Pasir Langu village in the Bandung Barat was triggered by heavy rains. The landslide followed cyclone-induced floods and l…
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