萨摩耶躲冰箱:More than 700 people evacuated from landslide-hit county in NW China

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More than 700 people evacuated from landslide-hit county in NW China

13:30, March 03, 2011      

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More than 700 people have been evacuated after a landslide hit a mountainous county in northwest China's Gansu Province Wednesday night, local authorities said Thursday.

There is no immediate report of casualties.

The landslide occurred at around 7 p.m. Wednesday. It has destroyed parts of an out-door plaza in the county seat of Dongxiang, Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture. Electricity supply was temporarily suspended.

A spokesman with the county government said the people were evacuated for safety concerns, as the landslide caused road subsidence in some sections threatening roadside buildings.

A team of experts sent by the local land resources department to investigate the geological disaster have found the losses sliding mass had been loosen by a rupture of an underground waster water pipeline last year. The earth structure became more unstable when snow and ice was thawing in the spring time.

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