Three people have died and one is missing following landslides in West Java, Indonesia, caused by heavy rains.
Andreea Lificiu
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Landslides triggered by torrential rains in Bogor district, West Java, have left three people dead and one missing. The incident occurred on Saturday and destroyed about eight houses. All the injured were taken to hospital for medical care. The missing person is believed to have been buried under the collapsed earth or taken by the landslide and carried into a nearby river. This is not the first time Sukabumi district has been hit by hydro-meteorological disasters, with deadly incidents also recorded last December.
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Alunecările de teren fac ravagii în Indonezia. Trei morţi şi opt răniţi în provincia Java de Vest
Trei morţi şi opt răniţi în urma alunecărilor de teren din provincia Java de Vest
Indonezia/ Trei morți și opt răniți în urma alunecărilor de teren din provincia Java de Vest
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