Ethiopia declares 3 days of mourning after landslides in the south kill 80 people

Deadly Ethiopia landslides claim 80 lives as government declares three days of mourning

Ethiopia declares three days of mourning after landslides in the south kill 80 people, displace thousands, and leave others missing.

Tragedy after at least 80 killed by landslides - frantic search for survivors

At least 80 people have died in catastrophic landslides in the country.

Tragedy as 80 people killed in landslide as rescuers work to recover bodies

Ethiopia has declared three days of mourning after the death toll from landslides in the country's south climbed to 80 - with several still missing as rescue crews continue to recover bodies

At least 80 killed and many more missing after deadly landslides in Ethiopia

The landslides struck following heavy rainfall across East Africa, which has also seen more than 60 killed in neighbouring Kenya.

Ethiopia Declares Mourning as Landslide Toll Rises to 80 | Science-Environment

Ethiopia announced a three-day mourning period after landslides in the south killed at least 80 people. The government, along with regional authorities, is mobilizing resources for relief efforts as heavy rains continue to impact search and recovery operations. Over 3,400 individuals have been displaced due to the disaster.