Erdrutsch in China: Erste Tote gefunden - Merkel übermittelt Anteilnahme
Bei dem Erdrutsch im Südwesten Chinas wurden fünf Menschen tot aus dem Schutt gezogen. Angela Merkel übermittelte dem chinesischen Regierungschef und den betroffenen Menschen währenddessen ihre Anteilnahme.

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5 Tote aus Schutt gezogen
Gesteinsmassen blockieren 1,6 Kilometer lange Straße
Merkel übermittelt Anteilnahme
Größter Erdrutsch seit Erdbeben im Jahr 2008
Erdrutsche in China
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