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The scale of the death and destruction caused by the quake became increasingly clear on Tuesday, after earlier discrepancies in the casualty numbers reported by officials.

The 5.6-magnitude quake that hit Indonesias Cianjur region resulted in the deaths of 271 persons, however, the hopes for survivors persist after a six-year-old boy was pulled alive from the wreckage of a property on Wednesday after surviving for more than two days under debris.

The boy was found alongside the body of his grandmother as rain hampers search and rescue efforts in Cianjur.

First Lady Iriana Joko Widodo and Second Lady Wury Ma'ruf Amin, on Thursday, handed over hundreds of different plant seeds and planted trees at the South ...

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An earthquake that struck Indonesia's West Java killed at least 268 people, many of them children, with 151 still missing, disaster relief officials said on Tue

A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia on Monday, leaving more than 260 people dead and hundreds injured. While earthquakes are common in Indonesia, the latest one caused more deaths and injuries. Experts say they are several reasons why this earthquake was different.

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JAKARTA—The death toll from Monday's 5.6-magnitude quake in the Indonesian town of Cianjur has risen to 271, the ...

Stories of tragedy and survival are emerging following Monday's devastating earthquake in Indonesia's West Java that killed at least 268 people.