Search called off after Indonesia landfill collapse kills seven

Rescuers recovered three bodies on Sunday and four more on Monday, Jakarta search and rescue agency head Desiana Kartika Bahari said in a statement. Six people were also rescued alive after the collapse Sunday afternoon at Bantargebang, a landfill just 25 kilometres (16 miles) outside the capital, that buried trucks and food stalls. Rescuers used backhoes, tracking dogs and thermal drones to search for victims, she said. Everyone has now been accounted for. The collapse happened after hours of heavy rain in the area, local media reported.