Credited from: AA
The recent landslide in West Java province, Indonesia, has claimed at least 10 lives while more than 80 people remain missing. The disaster struck early Saturday morning in villages within the West Bandung regency, burying numerous homes under mud and debris, according to reports from AA and Indiatimes.
Search and rescue operations have resumed following brief suspensions due to adverse weather conditions. Rescuers are navigating difficult terrain while using drones and dogs to assist in locating victims, as stated by Al Jazeera and Reuters.
Additionally, Indonesian authorities have extended the emergency response due to the ongoing risk of further landslides and flooding in the area. The situation remains precarious with forecasts predicting continued heavy rain, complicating rescue operations, according to AA and AA.