Nineteen bodies were recovered from beneath the rubble in the southern mountain village of Masara on Sunday, with 63 other miners and residents still missing, said the municipality of Maco, and provincial disaster official Randy Loy.
The previous death toll given stood at 35.
The landslide buried a bus terminal for employees of a gold mining firm and 55 nearby houses on Tuesday night, leaving 32 other people injured.
Rocks, mud and trees slid more than 700 metres (2,300 feet) down a steep mountainside near the Apex Mining Co. concession, burying an 8.9-hectare (22-acre) section of the Masara community.
A three-year-old girl was pulled alive from under the rubble on Friday, in what rescuers described as a “miracle”.
The authorities have vowed to continue the search until everyone listed as missing is recovered.
