Indonesia resumes search for about 80 missing after landslide kills 10

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Rescuers in West Java, Indonesia, have resumed searching for approximately 80 people missing after a landslide struck a residential area on Saturday. The landslide, triggered by heavy rains, buried villages in West Bandung, about 100km southeast of Jakarta. As of Sunday, the death toll has risen to 10. Rescue operations were initially suspended overnight due to harsh weather conditions, including ongoing rain and unstable terrain, which hampered the use of heavy machinery. The search involves rescuers, military personnel, police, volunteers, drones, and canine units.
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