


Deadly Landslides and Flash Floods Hit Indonesia's Java Island, Leaving 17 Dead and Missing
Devastating landslides and floods in Central Java lead to numerous casualties, with ongoing rescue operations hampered by bad weather and terrain.
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Overview
Heavy rains are causing widespread devastation in Indonesia's Central Java, with at least 17 confirmed dead and eight missing due to landslides and flash floods. Torrential rains have triggered rivers to overflow and landslide incidents in Pekalongan regency, leading to extensive damage across nine affected villages. Rescue operations are ongoing, yet difficult weather conditions are impeding efforts. Authorities are on high alert as more heavy rain is expected in the coming days, raising concerns for further casualties and damage.
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