All 44 missing found dead in Yunnan landslide
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As of 8 pm on Thursday, local authorities have confirmed that all 44 missing individuals from the landslide that struck Zhenxiong county in Southwest China's Yunnan province on Monday have been found dead.
The landslide occurred in Liangshui village at around 6 am on Monday, burying 18 houses. Since the incident, extensive search and rescue efforts have been undertaken. As of 8:04 pm on Thursday, all 44 missing persons have been located, but unfortunately, all have been confirmed deceased.
The roads to the disaster area are now open, and power and communication systems have returned to normal. Adequate living supplies are being provided in the affected area. Ongoing efforts are focused on disaster monitoring and post-disaster disposal.
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