Fifty-four bodies have been found; two victims remain missing.

This afternoon (September 16th), in an interview with a reporter from Giao Thong Newspaper, the leader of the People's Committee of Nguyen Binh district, Cao Bang province, stated that two victims of the landslide that swept away a passenger bus and several other cars in Khuoi Ngoa hamlet, Ca Thanh commune, are still missing. Currently, relevant authorities are actively searching for the victims.

To date, authorities have found 54 bodies of victims in landslides in Nguyen Binh district, more than half of whom were victims in passenger buses and cars swept away by floods after landslides.

In addition, authorities promptly rescued 15 injured people. Two people remain missing in Nguyen Binh district.

The scene of the landslide in Cao Bang where a passenger bus and many cars and motorbikes were pushed into a stream and swept away by floodwaters.

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In response to this situation, the military has also assisted residents in setting up tents to help them stabilize their lives. Local authorities are actively coordinating with relevant agencies and residents to survey and find new resettlement sites for households affected by the disaster.

The car was found reduced to a bare frame in the middle of the stream after the incident.

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Previously, as reported by Giao Thong Newspaper: At approximately 5:30 AM on September 9th, a serious landslide occurred at Km 180+650, pushing a passenger bus with license plate 11B-002.11 and a car with license plate 11A-097.22 into the stream, burying about 5 motorbikes.

Immediately after the incident occurred, local authorities and relevant agencies actively deployed search and rescue efforts, and provided assistance to affected households to overcome the consequences and stabilize their lives.

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/vu-sat-lo-cuon-troi-xe-khach-tai-cao-bang-tim-thay-54-thi-the-2-nan-nhan-van-mat-tich-192240911202516579.htm