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Massive quake affects 14,427 people in China's Sichuan

By IANS | Updated: June 3, 2022 15:35 IST

Beijing, June 3 Preliminary statistics show that 14,427 people have been affected after a massive 6.1-magnitude earthquake jolted ...

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Beijing, June 3 Preliminary statistics show that 14,427 people have been affected after a massive 6.1-magnitude earthquake jolted the city of Ya'an in China's Sichuan province, according to authorities on Friday.

Four people have been confirmed dead and 42 others injured after the earthquake jolted Lushan County on Wednesday, reports Xinhua news agency.

More than 7,800 people from emergency rescue teams, the armed police, the fire department and the medical sector have been dispatched to the earthquake-struck areas for rescue and emergency relief.

No people have been found trapped under collapsed buildings so far.

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