Death toll from southwestern China landslide rises to 51, 10 missing
Most outlets reported the death toll as 51 with 10 missing, citing authorities. The Nation noted a total of 41 deaths, differing from the higher toll cited in the other excerpts. All excerpts mentioned the July 17 landslide in Pengshui County, but only The Nation provided the incremental update of 30 additional deaths.
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Death toll from China landslide rises to 51, 10 missing: authorities
BEIJING: The death toll from a landslide in southwestern China earlier this month rose to 51, with 10 people still missing, authorities said Thursday. The landslide, which occurred on July 17 in Chongqing’s Pengshui County, swept away several residential buildings at the foot of a mountain and along a riverbank. State media footage showed a huge pile of rocks and earth that had collapsed into a...
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Death toll from China landslide rises to 51, 10 missing: authorities
The death toll from a landslide in southwestern China earlier this month rose to 51, with 10 people still missing, authorities said Thursday.
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Death toll from Southwestern China landslide reaches 41
BEIJING - Authorities reported that 30 additional deaths were confirmed following a landslide in Pengshui County, southwestern China, on July 17, bringing the total death toll to 41.
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