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One dead, 11 people missing after mudslide in China's Jiangxi province

Rescuers are searching for 11 missing people after the mudslide damaged 12 houses and forced evacuations, authorities said.

  • On Sept 5, a mudslide struck Gaoping Town in Suichuan County, Jiangxi Province, China, following torrential rains. State authorities confirmed one death and 11 missing after the disaster destroyed 12 houses.
  • Typhoon Saudel brought heavy rainfall to Jiangxi Province, triggering the landslide early Sept 5. The severe weather system caused destruction across the town, according to county officials.
  • State broadcaster CCTV reported more than 10 people were trapped after the landslide hit Gaoping Town. The agency detailed the ongoing situation following the incident that occurred early Sept 5.
  • Rescue efforts continue in Suichuan County for the 11 missing individuals. The incident remains a critical focus for officials addressing damage caused by torrential rains across China.
  • Heavy rainfall continues to pose risks in Jiangxi Province as the region recovers from Typhoon Saudel. The incident highlights the ongoing danger of extreme weather events in this part of China.
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In the eastern part of China, a powerful rural stream has taken the lives of one person, 11 others are missing, reported China's Central Television. A natural disaster in Jiangxi province has been caused by the prolonged heavy rains caused by Typhoon Saudel, transmitting to RIA News with a link to television. The village of Gaopin county Suichuan around 04.00 a.m. Local time. "To date, one person has died, 11 others are missing," reported on the…

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