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At least 21 dead due to landslide in northwestern China

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At least 21 people have been confirmed dead following a landslide in Gansu province, northwestern China.
The landslide occurred early Wednesday morning, burying a total of 33 individuals.
Rescue teams have been deployed to search for survivors in the affected area.
The incident is part of a larger series of disasters triggered by heavy rain and storms affecting central and southern China.
Local authorities have allocated emergency funding to aid in rescue efforts.

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At least 21 people have been confirmed dead following a landslide in the Gansu province of northwestern China. The incident occurred early in the morning at approximately 6:56 local time, and it has been reported that 33 individuals were buried alive due to the landslide that struck the Dangchang county.

Rescue teams have been dispatched to the scene to search for survivors and recover the deceased. The landslide is part of a broader pattern of severe weather in the region, where heavy rainfall has led to increased risks of similar occurrences. In addition to the fatalities from the landslide in Gansu, at least 17 other people have reportedly died in various parts of central and southern China due to the torrential rains and storms affecting the country. The government has allocated emergency funds for rescue operations in response to this natural disaster.

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