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According to state media reports on Tuesday, landslides resulting from several days of intense rainfall brought by Typhoon Saudel have led to the deaths of six individuals and left nine others missing in eastern China's Jiangxi province. A mudslide that impacted Mingkeng village resulted in five fatalities and seven missing persons, while an additional slide in the nearby areas of Zuo'an and Tanghu accounted for one more death and two individuals still unlocated. Over 170 rescue personnel have been mobilized to the disaster zones, where numerous cities have halted work, educational activities, and transportation amid the heaviest rainfall. Typhoon Saudel initially struck China's eastern coastline in late August, causing unusually extended and heavy rainfall in Jiangxi.
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00:00Days of relentless rain in eastern China have now turned deadly.
00:04Landslides triggered by Typhoon Seidel have killed six people and left nine others missing in Jiangxi province, according to state
00:11media.
00:12A mudslide that tore through Mingkeng Village left five people dead and seven still unaccounted for.
00:18While a separate slide in the nearby townships of Zuan and Tanghu killed one more person and left two others
00:25missing,
00:26more than 170 rescuers have now been sent to the affected sites, digging through mud and debris in a race
00:32to find survivors.
00:34Several cities across the region suspended work, schools and transport services during the worst of the downpours.
00:41Seidel first made landfall on China's eastern coast late last month.
00:45But it's the days of prolonged, saturating rain that followed, which finally gave way, sending rain-soaked hillsides crashing down
00:53onto villages below.
00:54Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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