Landslide in Jiangxi Province Kills One, Traps 11 After Typhoon Saudel

A landslide triggered by Typhoon Saudel killed one person and trapped 11 others in Jiangxi province, China.

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At least one person has died and 11 more are missing after a landslide hit the town of Gaoping in Jiangxi province, China. ^[1] The disaster damaged 12 houses in the affected area, with four suffering moderate damage and eight being totally damaged. ^[2] The landslide was triggered by continuous downpours from Typhoon Saudel. ^[3] Approximately 250,000 people were evacuated from particularly vulnerable areas according to official reports. ^[4] Authorities are working to prevent secondary disasters following the landslide. ^[5]

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At least one person has died and 11 more are missing after a landslide hit the town of Gaoping in Jiangxi province, China. · Daily Express

The disaster damaged 12 houses in the affected area, with four suffering moderate damage and eight being totally damaged. · Daily Express

The landslide was triggered by continuous downpours from Typhoon Saudel. · Daily Express

Approximately 250,000 people were evacuated from particularly vulnerable areas according to official reports. · DER STANDARD

Authorities are working to prevent secondary disasters following the landslide. · Daily Express

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