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In other developments, a severe landslide struck a village in China’s southwestern Sichuan province on Saturday, following days of heavy rainfall and adverse weather conditions. The disaster resulted in the death of one person and injuries to two others, with at least 28 individuals still reported missing. Around 10 homes were buried under a massive accumulation of soil and debris, leading to the urgent relocation of approximately 200 residents to safe shelters.

Rescue teams, including hundreds of firefighters and other emergency personnel mobilized by the ministry of emergency management, are working tirelessly to search for missing individuals and clear the affected areas. High-ranking officials, including President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang, have stressed the importance of an all-out, careful rescue operation and the evaluation of nearby areas for geological hazards, with measures already underway to prevent secondary disasters. The disaster has been dramatized by images showing torrents of mud and rocks cascading down a steep mountain, a stark reminder of the dangerous interplay between weather conditions and natural landscapes.