SHOTLIST:

WEST BANDUNG, INDONESIA (JAN 26, 2026) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL)

1. DRONE SHOT OF SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS IN MUDDY AREA

2. VARIOUS OF EXCAVATOR DIGGING THROUGH MUDDY TERRAIN DURING SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS

3. VARIOUS OF BODY RECOVERED FROM MUD AND CARRIED IN BODY BAG

4. HOUSE PARTIALLY BURIED UNDER MUD FOLLOWING LANDSLIDE

5. VARIOUS SHOTS OF CAR TRAPPED UNDER MUD AND DEBRIS NEXT TO DAMAGED HOUSE

6. COLLAPSED HOUSE AND WOODEN DEBRIS SCATTERED ACROSS MUDDY AREA

7. RESIDENT WORKING ON DEBRIS WITH TOOL AT LANDSLIDE SITE

8. VARIOUS OF SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS WITH K9 DOG IN MUDDY TERRAIN

9. VARIOUS OF RESCUE TEAMS USING WATER HOSES DURING SEARCH OPERATIONS AMONG ROCKS AND MUD

10. VARIOUS OF EXCAVATOR OPERATING IN MUDDY AREA AS LOCALS WATCH SEARCH AND RESCUE EFFORTS

11. VARIOUS OF RESCUE TEAMS STANDING IN LINE HOLDING HOSES DURING SEARCH OPERATIONS IN MUD-COVERED AREA

12. VARIOUS OF EXCAVATORS AND RESCUE TEAMS OPERATING AT LANDSLIDE SITE NEAR DAMAGED HOUSES

13. RESCUE PERSONNEL AND VOLUNTEERS STANDING BY DURING SEARCH OPERATIONS IN MUDDY AREA

14. EXCAVATOR DIGGING THROUGH MUD AS LOCAL RESIDENTS WATCH FROM NEARBY HOUSES WEST BANDUNG, INDONESIA - JAN 26: The death toll from a landslide in Indonesia rose to 25 on Sunday as search and rescue operations continued for dozens of people who are reported missing in West Java, local media reported.

Indonesian broadcaster Kompas TV reported that the search and rescue personnel have recovered a total of 25 bodies from the scene, with 11 of the victims identified.

Earlier, West Java police spokesman Senior Commissioner Hendra Rochmawan said that the death toll had risen after five more bodies were recovered from the site.

The landslide struck a village in West Bandung regency on Saturday, with dozens of homes reportedly buried under mud and debris.

According to the state-run Antara News Agency, around 80 people are still missing, while the landslide affected 30 houses and displaced 300 to 400 people.

The military said there were reports that 23 soldiers were also among those missing, adding that the information was still being verified.

Search and rescue teams are continuing efforts in the affected area, which is marked by difficult terrain, while weather forecasts warn of moderate to very heavy rainfall in the coming days, complicating operations.

Authorities in Central Java have extended an emergency response status due to ongoing floods and landslides. The second phase of the emergency period will run from Jan. 24 to Feb. 6 to ensure continued response and recovery efforts.