Rains are looking for gold miners after the death of the deadly Indonesia

Rescuers kill six people in the remote mine to find missing after the storm.

Heavy rains have forced their efforts to find 14 missing gold miners after a landslide in the remote east of the country’s remote east of the country.

Authorities reported that the air and difficult territory in the eastern region of Azerbaijan in Monday.

Heavy rains, residents in the Arfak Mountains of the Arfak in the West Papua, Abdul Muhari, Abdul Muhari, Abdul Muhari’s representative, reported to the Reuters News Agency.

The storm, the temporary shelters used by the miners, said at least six people were killed and the fourth was injured.

“The floods of the above floods hit the temporary housing area of ​​traditional gold miners in the announcement of traditional gold miners (1200 GMT), Muhari.

The search to find missing miners “was blocked by damaged roads and mountainous roads, as well as bad weather,” he said.

He noted that he took 12 hours to travel from the nearest city.

Authorities said they plan to continue their missing search on Tuesday.

Hard adjustment

Licensed mines are rich in the rich Southeast Asian Archipelago nation with mineral, where abandoned sites are involved in the hounds of the left without the necessary safety.

This makes it difficult to accidents, as in the remote areas and in difficult conditions, difficult to regulate the authorities.

There was no official sign of mine’s legal status. Sabaruddin stressed that victims in the spotlight were evacuated.

Indonesia, in the rainy season, usually tends to slide from November since April.

In September, a landslide in a non-legal mining of West Sumatra, 13 people and 12 people were injured.

At least 27 people died in July A slip near a non-legitimate gold mine On the island of Indonesia Sulawesi.