A catastrophic landslide struck a mountainous village in the Chinese mainland's Yunnan Province on Monday, resulting in a heartbreaking toll. According to the local disaster relief headquarters, at least 47 individuals are currently missing, and more than 10 have been confirmed dead.
In response to the disaster, the Ministry of Emergency Management and the Ministry of Finance have allocated 50 million yuan (approximately $7 million) in disaster relief funds. These funds are designated for critical search and rescue operations, the relocation and resettlement of affected residents, secondary disaster detection, and the repair of damaged infrastructure.
The affected community is now grappling with the aftermath, relying on the swift and coordinated efforts of disaster relief teams to navigate the challenges posed by the landslide. As rescue operations continue, the focus remains on ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents impacted by this tragic event.
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cgtn.com
