- A landslide on Java has killed at least eight people after heavy rains.
- Eighty-two others are currently missing following the disaster in West Bandung.
- Indonesian authorities warned of heavy rain and potential hazards through January.

A: Hey Hana! Did you hear about something bad happening in Java?

B: Oh no! What is it, Kenji? Is everything okay?

A: Apparently, there was a big landslide. It was really rainy.

B: A landslide? That sounds terrible! Anyone hurt?

A: Yeah, sadly. At least eight people have died. They’re still searching.

B: Wow, that’s awful. How many people are still missing?

A: They say around eighty-two people are missing right now. It's really serious.

B: Oh my goodness! I saw some pictures online. It looked so scary – mud and rocks everywhere.

A: Exactly! It happened in West Bandung, in West Java.

B: I remember seeing warnings about heavy rain. Are they still predicting more rain?

A: Yep. The weather agency warned people in Java, Bali and other places to be careful. They said the heavy rain might last until the end of January.

B: That’s worrying. Hopefully, they’ll find everyone missing soon.