Indonesian authorities confirmed that the death toll from a landslide on the island of Java had risen to 53 as search efforts continued. Heavy rainfall triggered the collapse burying homes and cutting off access to affected villages. Rescue teams worked around the clock despite difficult terrain.
Officials said dozens were injured while several people remained missing. Emergency shelters were established for displaced families and medical teams were deployed. Weather agencies warned of continued rainfall increasing the risk of further slides.
The government pledged support for recovery and reconstruction. Disaster experts emphasized the importance of early warning systems and land management. The tragedy highlights Indonesia vulnerability to natural hazards during the rainy season.
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