VOA60 World - More than 150 people killed in two landslides in southern Ethiopia

Name: VOA60 World - More than 150 people killed in two landslides in southern Ethiopia
Uploaded: 2024-07-23 17:27:39Z
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Description: Ethiopia: More than 150 people were killed in two landslides in the remote Kencho Shacha Gozdi district in southern Ethiopia, with an ongoing search for bodies yet to be uncovered.

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Ethiopia: More than 150 people were killed in two landslides in the remote Kencho Shacha Gozdi district in southern Ethiopia, with an ongoing search for bodies yet to be uncovered.

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VOA60 World - More than 150 people killed in two landslides in southern Ethiopia

VOA60 World - More than 150 people killed in two landslides in southern Ethiopia

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