261 People from 23 Countries Remain Missing after Mudslide Disaster in China's Tibet
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Tasnim News Agency reports that 261 people from 23 countries remain missing after a mudslide disaster in China's Tibet. [1]
The headline presents the figure as a report from the publisher rather than a verified determination. [1]
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Impact assessment
12/100
Impact assessment
routine human impact
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- People in need261 people in need
261 People from 23 Countries Remain Missing