Mudslide kills 1 and leaves 11 missing in China after heavy rain brought by tropical storm Saudel
A mudslide in eastern China's Jiangxi province on Saturday killed one person and left 11 missing, also damaging a dozen houses. The incident occurred in Suichuan County following days of heavy rain from tropical cyclone Saudel, which had previously made landfalls in neighboring Zhejiang and Fujian provinces.

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AI-generatedA mudslide in eastern China's Jiangxi province on Saturday killed one person and left 11 missing, also damaging a dozen houses. The incident occurred in Suichuan County following days of heavy rain from tropical cyclone Saudel, which had previously made landfalls in neighboring Zhejiang and Fujian provinces. Rescuers were deployed to the scene, relocating residents to safety and recovering one deceased individual and two survivors. In Fujian province, days of heavy rain also led to an unclear number of unaccounted residents, over 100 collapsed houses, and a breached dike that flooded villages. Approximately 600,000 residents in Fujian had been evacuated from risky areas by Friday night.
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5 extractedAbout 600,000 residents were evacuated from risky areas in Fujian as of Friday night.
More than 100 houses collapsed in Huating Town, Fujian, after days of heavy rain.
Tropical cyclone Saudel made two landfalls in Zhejiang Province on Aug. 28 and a third in Fujian Province on Thursday.
The mudslide damaged a dozen houses in Suichuan County, Jiangxi province.
A mudslide in eastern China killed one person and left 11 missing.