Eleven more bodies were recovered from Malaysia's highest peak on Saturday, a day after it was hit by a powerful earthquake. Masirdi Manjun, Sabah State's tourism minister, announced the updated casualty figures via Twitter on Saurday. About 60 rescuers and four helicopters were combling the mountain, where loose rocks and bulders that fell during the earthquake blocked part of the main route, damanjo reported. Malaysian media reported that recovered bodies include members of a Singapoure primary school group on theexcursion to the peak, including a 12-year-old girl.
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