The death toll from a landslide that struck a village in central Java Friday, burying dozens of homes, has risen to 39, Indonesian authorities say. Days of heavy rains triggered a rush of mud, rocks and trees from the mountains overlooking Java's Banjarnegara District on Friday evening. Sixty-nine people remain unaccounted for, the country's disaster management agency said. The landslide buried at least 105 houses in and near Sampang village, the Antara state news agency reported. At least 15 people were injured by the landslide, 11 of them seriously, and close to 600 people have been evacuated. Video from local television showed muddy water still rushing along paths of the landslide Saturday. A wall of newly fallen earth -- at least 15 feet tall, judging by the men standing at the base -- blocked a paved road.
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At least 39 dead, 69 missing after Friday landslide on Indonesia's Java island
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At least 105 houses in Sampang village were buried, state news agency reports
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Video shows water still rushing along landslide path Saturday
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