A landslide killed two people and left at least 21 others missing in Indonesia, a disaster official said today. The landslide hit three villages in the district of Cilacap, Central Java, on Thursday night, burying and damaging houses. "As of yesterday morning, the joint team has rescued 23 people alive. Two people were found deceased, and 21 others are still being searched for," Abdul Muhari, spokesman of the national disaster agency, said in a statement yesterday. He added that unstable terrain had hindered rescue efforts and that heavy equipment had been deployed to assist the operation.