A landslide in Indonesia killed 11 people.

The death toll from the landslide that struck Indonesia on Thursday, November 13, has reached 11 people. This was reported on November 15 by the French newspaper 20 minutes, citing the head of the local search and rescue service, Muhammad Abdullah.

"As of Saturday afternoon, the death toll increased to 11, 12 more people are missing, rescuers are looking for them," said the head of the service.

It is noted that the landslide was caused by heavy rains. It struck three villages in Central Java, damaging several houses.

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The China Daily newspaper reported on November 11 that a bridge partially collapsed due to a landslide in the Chinese province of Sichuan. On Monday afternoon, cracks appeared on nearby slopes and roads, shifts appeared in the mountainous area, and police closed the Hongqi Bridge. On Tuesday, the deformation of the slope caused a landslide, as a result of which the roadway and the access bridge collapsed. Due to earlier security measures, there were no casualties.

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