Three days after a devastating earthquake struck the main Indonesian island of Java, 40 people are still missing under rubble and lumps of earth. At least 271 people died in the 5.6-magnitude quake on Monday. The epicenter was near the town of Cianjur, which also saw the highest number of deaths and damages.
Bob was rescued from the rubble 40 hours later
A six-year-old boy was rescued from a collapsed house after 40 hours yesterday. The boy survived for two days under rubble and rubble.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo traveled to the disaster area again today and got an idea of the situation by looking at a collapsed kindergarten. He stressed that “saving the victims must be a priority.” “I learned that 30 people are still missing in this area alone.”
Many children are among the victims
No one died in the kindergarten in the village of Szegedel because the children had gone home at the time of the earthquake. However, the ruins of the building are a clear sign of the devastation caused by the tremors: only a children’s slide and carousels remain on the site, everything else is in ruins. According to the Civil Protection, 37 percent of all victims are children under the age of 15.
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