Indonesian rescue workers pulled several bodies from the rubble of a giant landslide Friday, lifting the death toll from a powerful earthquake to 63. Dozens more people were still missing, feared dead.

The death toll rose to 57 today as Indonesian rescue workers pulled bodies from village homes buried in a landslide triggered by a powerful earthquake that severely damaged more than 10,000 buildings across West Java.

The death toll from the powerful earthquake which hit Indonesia rose today, with at least 15 people were confirmed to have been killed, with many more missing or injured.

Rescuers say the number of people killed when a dam burst outside the Indonesian capital Jakarta has climbed to 96. The toll is expected to keep climbing with 130 still missing.

Soldiers and police dug through piles of mud and debris today in a desperate search for survivors after a flood from a burst dam killed at least 77 people outside Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta. But they were losing hope the 100 still missing would be found alive.