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Torrential rainfall triggered a series of devastating landslides in several provinces across southern China.
The worst-hit areas were remote mountain villages in Guangxi, Yunnan, and Guizhou provinces.
Entire hillsides collapsed, sending tons of mud and rock cascading onto homes and farmland.
In one village, over thirty houses were either buried or severely damaged.
Miraculously, local residents had been warned in advance and evacuated in time, preventing any deaths.
The continuous downpour had lasted for nearly a week before the first major slide occurred.
Roads were completely blocked in many regions, cutting off access to food and medical supplies.
Emergency crews had to use helicopters and drones to reach the most isolated communities.
Rivers became choked with debris, raising fears of flash floods and dam overflows.
Farmers reported losing entire rice fields just days before harvest.
A primary school narrowly escaped destruction, thanks to the quick thinking of local teachers.
Over five hundred people were relocated to temporary shelters in nearby towns.
The government deployed geologists to assess the risk of further slope collapses.
Many hillsides are now being reinforced with barriers and drainage systems to prevent repeat disasters.
Landslides also interrupted train services between major cities, affecting thousands of commuters.
In Chongqing, a popular hiking trail was closed indefinitely after part of the cliff gave way.
Wildlife conservationists expressed concern about the impact on native species in the affected forests.
Villagers in one area built makeshift bridges from bamboo to cross newly formed ravines.
Rescue dogs were used to search for possible survivors under thick layers of mud.
International aid was not requested, but several NGOs offered technical support.
Social media platforms lit up with posts calling for donations and supplies.
Meteorologists warned that the rainy season is far from over, urging caution.
The Ministry of Emergency Management declared a Level Two response for disaster relief.
Residents affected by the disaster are now being offered mental health support.
As clean-up continues, communities are already discussing new strategies for disaster resilience.
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Is this above the giant Yancy Gorge Dam?
My heart is breaking for all of the loss of such beauty.
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