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12 confirmed dead in Sichuan landslide
TWELVE people have been confirmed dead in a landslide in southwest China's Sichuan Province, local authorities said today.
As of 11:30am today, rescuers had found 12 bodies of the victims from the landslide that occurred yesterday morning in the village of Sanxi in Dujiangyan City. The landslide was believed to be triggered by rainstorms since Monday evening.
Local authorities are continuing to verify the exact number of those missing. Search and rescue work is under way.
According to local officials, at least 11 others remain missing after the landslide had buried 11 homes in the region that was struck by a devastating earthquake in 2008.
The affected area of the landslide is 2 kilometers long, with about 1.5 million cubic meters of mud, rock and debris, said Qiao Jianping, a researcher with the Institute of Mountain and Environment under the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
As of 11:30am today, rescuers had found 12 bodies of the victims from the landslide that occurred yesterday morning in the village of Sanxi in Dujiangyan City. The landslide was believed to be triggered by rainstorms since Monday evening.
Local authorities are continuing to verify the exact number of those missing. Search and rescue work is under way.
According to local officials, at least 11 others remain missing after the landslide had buried 11 homes in the region that was struck by a devastating earthquake in 2008.
The affected area of the landslide is 2 kilometers long, with about 1.5 million cubic meters of mud, rock and debris, said Qiao Jianping, a researcher with the Institute of Mountain and Environment under the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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