At least four people were killed when a landslide destroyed a tea plantation on the Indonesian island of Java.

Dozens of workers at the plantation near the village of Ciwidey, located 35 kilometres southwest of the city of Bandung in western Java, are still missing. Rescue workers are looking for possible survivors at the tea plantation, where hundreds of workers lived in barracks. Landslides as the result of monsoon rains are a common occurrence in Indonesia.