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A landslide triggered by heavy rainfall on Indonesia's Java island have killed at least 10 people, with more than 80 still missing. Rescue efforts have been hampered by weather conditions as the military, police, and volunteers search for survivors.
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00:00A landslide on Indonesia's main island of Java has killed at least 10 people, with more than 80 still missing, officials say.
00:08The region is currently in its rainy season, with downpours triggering the disaster.
00:13Local officials say military, police and volunteers are assisting in relief efforts, but have been hampered by weather conditions.
00:20The landslide comes just months after tropical storms and monsoons late last year killed 1,200 people and displaced nearly a quarter million in Indonesia's Sumatra Island.
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