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More bodies found after Indonesia landslides, raising toll to 23 with 28 missing

More than 500 rescue workers continue searching for 25 missing after landslides buried 54 houses, with 296 homes planned for relocation, officials said.

  • Rescuers in Indonesia recovered more bodies from landslides, raising the confirmed deaths to 23, according to officials.
  • Workers retrieved four bodies in the Cilacap district after landslides affected three villages.
  • More than 500 rescue personnel are searching for 25 people still reported missing in Banjarnegara district.
  • Landslides and floods are frequent in Indonesia due to seasonal downpours, impacting many living in mountainous areas.
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By NINIEK KARMINI JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Rescuers recovered more bodies buried by landslides in two areas of Indonesia's Java island, raising the confirmed death toll from the mudslides to 23, officials said Thursday. Abdul Muhari, spokesman for the National Disaster Mitigation Agency, said workers dug through tons of mud and debris with nearly two dozen excavators in the Cilacap district of Central Java province and recovered four bodies Wed…

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By NINIEK KARMINI JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Rescuers recovered more bodies buried by landslides in two areas of Indonesia's Java island, raising the confirmed death toll from the mudslides to 23, officials said Thursday. Abdul Muhari, spokesman for the National Disaster Mitigation Agency, said workers dug through tons of mud and debris with nearly two dozen excavators in the Cilacap district of Central Java province and recovered four bodies Wed…

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By NINIEK KARMINI JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Rescuers recovered more bodies buried by landslides in two areas of Indonesia's Java island, raising the confirmed death toll from the mudslides to 23, officials said Thursday. Abdul Muhari, spokesman for the National Disaster Mitigation Agency, said workers dug through tons of mud and debris with nearly two dozen excavators in the Cilacap district of Central Java province and recovered four bodies Wed…

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