Floods and landslides in Indonesia kill at least 20 people, with fear more victims will be discovered in debris

Jakarta — Rescue workers in western Indonesia used heavy equipment on Tuesday to dig out from weekend flooding and landslides that have killed at least 20 people, the national disaster agency said. In North Sumatra, the bodies of five people listed as missing had been pulled from under a mountain of mud and debris, agency spokesman Abdul Muhari said in a statement.

"All victims have been found dead," he said Tuesday, adding that 10 people in all had been killed in a Karo district landslide.

Beginning Saturday, heavy rain pounded four districts across northern Sumatra, producing the deadly floods and landslides.