4 missing after rain-triggered mountain torrents, landslides in China's Xinjiang
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URUMQI -- Torrential rains triggered mountain torrents and landslides in the city of Changji, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, at about 6:50 pm Monday, leaving roads clogged and four people missing, according to local emergency response and fire departments.
Police received reports of vehicles being trapped at around 7:55 pm Monday, and immediately launched rescue operations.
By 3 am Tuesday, roads had been cleared, with trapped people and vehicles moved to safe locations.
Search and rescue efforts for the four missing people are still underway.
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