Dramatic footage shows a landslide crashing onto roads during storms in Indonesia.

The rockslide occurred on a 200ft high cliff on the highway connecting the Cikadu sub-district, Cianjur District, and Ciwidey sub-district, Bandung City, West Java, on December 6.

Torrential rains have battered the region since last week, causing rivers to burst their banks. Indonesian rescuers have recovered at least 10 bodies swept away in flash floods hitting hilly villages in Java, with two people reportedly missing.

The region is bracing for further severe weather, with meteorologists warning of three tropical cyclones that could bring intense rainfall to various regions.

The extreme weather is expected to affect areas in both western and eastern Indonesia in the coming days, bringing heavy rainfall and high waves.

In separate incidents, landslides in Karo, Padang Lawas, and Tapanuli Selatan districts killed 11 people, while flash floods in Deli Serdang claimed four lives on November 23.

On November 16, a cliff landslide buried a main road in Tadokalua Village, Tabang District, Mamasa Regency, West Sulawesi. The incident has cut off access for thousands of residents.

Landslides are common in Indonesia, particularly during the rainy season. The risk is further exacerbated by deforestation and illegal mining activities in remote areas.