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11 have died in a landslide in Sulawesi

Rescuers search for landslide victims at Tulabo village, Samawa. Photo: BASARNAS

Rescuers search for landslide victims at Tulabo village, Samawa. Photo: BASARNAS

A landslide at an unauthorised gold mine on Indonesia's Sulawesi island has claimed at least 11 lives, with 19 more people reported missing. The landslide was triggered by heavy torrential rain on Sunday...

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