Indonesia landslide kills 7, dozens more missing
A landslide in West Bandung, West Java province, Indonesia, has killed at least seven people and left over 80 missing. The disaster struck the village of Pasirlangu around 2:30 AM local time on Saturday, following days of heavy rainfall.

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AI-generatedA landslide in West Bandung, West Java province, Indonesia, has killed at least seven people and left over 80 missing. The disaster struck the village of Pasirlangu around 2:30 AM local time on Saturday, following days of heavy rainfall. According to Indonesia's disaster mitigation agency, the landslide buried residential areas, destroying more than thirty homes. The event prompted the evacuation of two dozen people from the affected region. Authorities have issued alerts for flooding, landslides, and extreme weather for the broader region.
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4 extractedTwo dozen people were evacuated safely from the affected region.
More than thirty homes were destroyed after landslide material buried residential areas.
The landslide occurred in the West Bandung region, south-east of the capital Jakarta, following days of intense rainfall.
At least seven people have died and more than 80 others are missing after a landslide hit Indonesia's West Java province.