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Various aid groups on Sunday, May 4, rushed to help survivors of a landslide in northern Afghanistan believed to have killed hundreds, if not thousands. Fast-moving mud and rock swept through the Aab Bareek village in Badakhsan province on Friday, May 2, burying homes in its path. Government said at least 300 died, although initial reports indicated as many as 2,500 may have perished. The landslides follow severe flooding in other parts of Afghanistan which left 159 people dead.
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