Rescuers pulled two survivors from a collapsed school in Indonesia on Wednesday as frantic parents demanded searchers speed up efforts to find dozens of children believed still trapped in the rubble two days on.

Part of the multi-storey boarding school in the town of Sidoarjo on the island of Java, gave way suddenly on Monday as students gathered for afternoon prayers.

Four bodies have been retrieved and about 90 people are still missing.

Rescuers retrieved two survivors on Wednesday, including a boy who was taken to hospital with a head injury but was “in good condition”, said Emi Freezer of the National Search and Rescue Agency.

Tearful parents milled near the ruins throughout Wednesday awaiting news.

Based on school records “91 people are suspected to be buried,” National Disaster

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