JAKARTA: The death toll from a landslide on a remote Indonesian island rose to 30 after rescuers found more bodies on Thursday (Mar 9), an official said. The landslide struck Monday on Serasan Islan
The landslide struck Monday on Serasan Island, located in the Natuna region between Borneo and Peninsular Malaysia.
The bodies were found buried under the rubble and landslide debris at Pangkalan village, Muhamad said, adding that 24 people are stillMuhamad said the poor weather that had previously hampered search and rescue efforts had improved and communication lines were also being gradually restored.
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