Monsoons hamper rescue efforts after Indonesia earthquake

Time is running out to rescue those still trapped under rubble from Indonesia's devastating earthquake, as monsoon rains turn the earth to sludge. There have been more than 170 aftershocks since Monday's 5.6 magnitude quake, including one which reportedly triggered another landslide. At least 271 have been killed, with dozens still missing as family members desperately dig through the debris for answers. The ABC's Anne Barker visited a village of the Cianjur region, and spoke to Samuel Wat.