Search resumes for dozens missing in Indonesia landslide

Rescuers inspect the damage in a neighborhood hit by a landslide in the village of Banaran, Ponorogo, East Java, Indonesia, Saturday, April 1, 2017. More than two dozen people were reported missing on Saturday after the rain-triggered landslide struck a village on Indonesia's main island of Java. (AP Photo/Firdaus) (The Associated Press)

Rescuers search for victims in a neighborhood hit by a landslide in the village of Banaran, Ponorogo, East Java, Indonesia, Saturday, April 1, 2017. More than two dozen people were reported missing on Saturday after the rain-triggered landslide struck a village on Indonesia's main island of Java. (AP Photo/Firdaus) (The Associated Press)

The search for more than two dozen missing people has resumed below a scarred hillside on Indonesia's main island of Java a day after rain triggered a landslide that swept into a village.

Four excavators were being used in the search Sunday under cloudy skies. Rescuers on Saturday found just one body before rain started to fall.

Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the spokesman for Indonesia's Disaster Mitigation Agency, said the landslide Saturday morning hit some 23 houses and farmers harvesting ginger on a hillside in Banaran village in East Java province's Ponorogo district.

Nugroho said the discovery of one dead victim left at least 26 villagers missing.

The local army chief, Lt. Col. Slamet Sarijanto, said that according to villagers, 38 people were buried by the landslide.