Death toll in southwest China landslide rises to 10


BEIJING (AFP): The death toll from a landslide in southwest China this month has risen to 10, with 19 more still missing, local authorities said on Monday.

Heavy rain triggered the disaster in the city of Yibin, Sichuan province, on February 8, according to state media.

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