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A landslide in southwest China's Sichuan Province has triggered a massive rescue operation after burying 10 homes and leaving at least 29 people missing. Emergency crews, including firefighters, medical teams, and local authorities, rushed to the scene within hours of the disaster striking early Saturday.
The Situation: Heavy rains and unstable terrain are complicating search efforts, with crews working around the clock. While no casualties have been confirmed yet, hopes of finding survivors are fading as time passes.
Local Impact: Families in the affected area have been evacuated, and temporary shelters are being set up. Social media posts from nearby residents show dramatic footage of debris-covered slopes and rescue helicopters hovering overhead.
What's Next: Officials warn the death toll could rise as more areas are searched. The Chinese premier has ordered 'all-out efforts' to save lives and prevent secondary disasters. International disaster response experts are monitoring the situation closely.
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The Situation: Heavy rains and unstable terrain are complicating search efforts, with crews working around the clock. While no casualties have been confirmed yet, hopes of finding survivors are fading as time passes.
Local Impact: Families in the affected area have been evacuated, and temporary shelters are being set up. Social media posts from nearby residents show dramatic footage of debris-covered slopes and rescue helicopters hovering overhead.
What's Next: Officials warn the death toll could rise as more areas are searched. The Chinese premier has ordered 'all-out efforts' to save lives and prevent secondary disasters. International disaster response experts are monitoring the situation closely.
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