Improved weather has helped rescuers on Indonesia’s main island of Java recover more bodies as they dug through mud and debris in search of scores of missing after a landslide that killed more than two dozen villagers.The pre-dawn landslide on the slopes of Mount Burangrang in West Java province on Saturday buried some 34 houses in Pasir Langu village.On Sunday, 72 people remained missing, many feared buried under tonnes of mud, rocks and uprooted trees. About 230 residents living near the site were evacuated to government shelters.
