2 missing after Northeast China mudslide
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CHANGCHUN -- Two people remain missing following a mudslide triggered by heavy downpours on Wednesday in Northeast China's Jilin province, local authorities said on Thursday.
Around 6:20 pm on Wednesday, a mudslide occurred in Naozhi township, in the city of Linjiang in Jilin, causing two people to fall into water. Heavy rainfall started in the township at about 5 pm on Wednesday, resulting in accumulative two-hour precipitation of 96.8 millimeters, the city's flood control and drought relief headquarters said.
Rescue work is continuing. Currently, some 125 affected local residents have been relocated.
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