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Rescue workers recover the fifth body from a deadly garbage landslide at Bantargebang landfill in Indonesia, amid ongoing search for missing victims.
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Search teams find fifth body in Bantargebang garbage landslide

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Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) in Jakarta found another body on Monday afternoon, bringing the death toll from the garbage pile landslide at TPST Bantargebang to five. The incident occurred on Sunday, March 8, 2026, due to prolonged heavy rain. Search efforts for four missing victims continue with hundreds of combined personnel.

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano in the northern Pacific has seen a decrease in lava flow following ongoing eruptions that have caused continuous destruction in the area. This marks the 43rd eruption since February 2024, with fragments thrown up to 400 meters into the air on its 43rd day of activity. National parks and main roads nearby have been temporarily closed due to the hazards.

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The president of the South Ethiopia Region, Tilahun Kebde, has urged residents in areas prone to landslides and flooding to take necessary precautions. Last month's heavy rains in Degama kebeles of Gamo Zone caused a landslide that killed 30 people. Officials noted high risks of landslides and soil erosion in various parts of the zone.

The Jakarta Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD DKI) reports that floods are still submerging 30 neighborhoods (RT) in East, North, and South Jakarta, with maximum water levels of 50 centimeters. The flooding is receding after reaching 3.5 meters on Friday, due to heavy rainfall and river overflows.

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Heavy rains pounding Jakarta since Wednesday night, January 28, 2026, have flooded 18 neighborhoods until Thursday morning. Eastern Jakarta is worst hit with water levels up to 150 cm, while residents opt to stay on upper floors without evacuating. Transjakarta services are disrupted, with 28 routes diverted or shortened.

The Jakarta Disaster Mitigation Agency reports that floods still cover 90 neighborhoods and 9 roads on Saturday morning, January 24, 2026. Water levels reached a high of 2.5 meters in Cawang subdistrict due to the overflow of the Ciliwung River. Around 1,349 residents have evacuated to safe locations.

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Extreme weather has struck Nusa Tenggara Barat since January 20, 2026, causing floods and strong winds in several areas. The worst impacts are in West Lombok Regency, affecting thousands of residents and forcing hundreds to evacuate. Local authorities have opened public kitchens and distributed emergency aid.

 

 

 

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