GENERAL8 Sept 2026
Landslides in China kill 13, with three missing: state media
Heavy rains from Typhoon Saudel caused landslides in eastern China, killing 13 people and leaving three missing, state media said. The deadliest hit Mingkeng village in Jiangxi province on Saturday, killing 12 and leaving one missing. Landslides near Zuo'an and Tanghu killed one more; over 170 rescuers searched for the missing. Several cities suspended work, schools and transport services.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Typhoon Saudel's heavy rain triggered landslides in eastern China, killing 13 people and leaving three missing.
- A mudslide in Mingkeng village, Jiangxi, claimed 12 lives and left one person missing.
- More than 170 rescuers were deployed to search the missing after landslides also damaged homes and roads.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you live in or travel to affected parts of eastern China, stay informed through official alerts and avoid landslide-prone zones until local authorities confirm they are safe.
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TaxQue News Desk
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