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A tragic landslide in the remote village of Liangshui in Yunnan, China has resulted in the burial of 47 people. The disaster struck early on Monday, with only two survivors found amidst freezing temperatures and falling snow. Reports have indicated that nine bodies have been recovered so far. The victims were buried in 18 separate houses, and around 500 people were evacuated from the area. Rescue efforts are being hampered by the harsh weather conditions, with snow and freezing temperatures expected to persist for the next three days.
The Chinese state media has been reporting on the unfolding tragedy, highlighting the challenges faced by survivors and rescuers alike. The situation is still developing, and the toll of the disaster may continue to rise as more information becomes available.
This devastating event serves as a sobering reminder of the power of nature and the vulnerability of communities in mountainous regions. Our thoughts are with the victims and their families during this difficult time.
Summery :
– Landslide in Yunnan province buried 47 people in a remote village
– Two survivors and nine bodies retrieved
– 500 people evacuated from the area
– Victims buried in 18 separate houses
– Rescuers dealing with snow and freezing temperatures
– Forecast for freezing temperatures to persist for at least three days
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