Three dead, one missing in South-West China rain-triggered landslide


Rescue team members wade through a river after a rescue operation in Heishanke township in Huludao city, Northeast China's Liaoning province, Aug 23, 2024. - Photo: Xinhua

KUNMING, (China): Three people were found dead and one remains missing after a rain-triggered landslide struck a village in Pu'er city of South-West China's Yunnan province in the early on Wednesday (Aug 20) morning, according to local authorities.

The landslide hit the village in Mohei township, Ning'er county of Pu'er at around 5.40am Wednesday.

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