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Ethiopia landslide kills at least 52 people, regional officials say

March 12, 2026
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A landslide in the Gamo Zone ​of southern Ethiopia earlier ‌this week has killed at least 52 people, regional officials said ​on Thursday.

Another 50 people could ​be missing. The landslide happened ⁠following heavy rains.

“It has ​been confirmed that 52 people have ​lost their lives, and efforts are continuing intensively to locate 50 people ​whose whereabouts are unknown,” ​the Gamo Zone communications office said in ‌a ⁠statement on its Facebook page.

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The Southern Ethiopia regional state office also gave a death toll ​of ​52.

A photo ⁠posted on Facebook by the Ethiopian Broadcasting ​Corporation showed residents standing ​at ⁠the scene of the landslide, with parts of a nearby ⁠hillside ​stripped of vegetation and ​some people standing knee-deep in mud.

Source: Reuters
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