A mudslide occurred in Suichuan County, Jiangxi Province, leaving 1 dead and 11 missing.

China News Service, Nanchang, September 5 (Zhu Ying) According to the Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters of Suichuan County, Ji'an City, Jiangxi Province on the 5th, a debris flow disaster occurred in the Shixia Group of Mingkeng Village, Gaoping Town, this county. Currently, 3 people have been rescued (two of them are in good health and 1 died), and 11 people are still missing.

Affected by the heavy rainfall brought by Typhoon "Shadr" for several days, a mudslide occurred in the Shixia Group of Mingkeng Village, Gaoping Town, Suichuan County at about 4 a.m. on September 5, causing damage to 12 houses, of which 8 houses were completely damaged and 4 houses were generally damaged.

After the disaster occurred, emergency, fire protection, health, public security, transportation, electric power, communications and other departments organized rescue forces to quickly carry out rescue operations, make every effort to search and rescue trapped people, properly relocate and resettle the affected people, and strictly prevent the occurrence of secondary disasters.

The Hydrology and Water Resources Monitoring Center in the Middle Reaches of the Ganjiang River adjusted and issued a yellow flood warning for the Linkeng reach in Wan'an County, Shushui River, Ganjiang River at 9:56 on the 5th: Affected by rainfall, the current water level of the Linkeng reach in Wan'an County, Shushui River, Ganjiang River is 88.38 meters, exceeding the warning level by 1.88 meters, showing a receding trend.

According to news released by the Jiangxi Provincial Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters, as of 16:00 on September 4, Typhoon "Shadel" caused 128,500 people to be affected in 53 counties (cities, districts, including functional areas) in 10 districts and cities including Nanchang, Pingxiang, Yingtan, Ganzhou, Ji'an, Fuzhou, Shangrao, Jiujiang, Yichun, and Xinyu. 8,697 people were evacuated for emergency evacuation, and 1,961 people were relocated for emergency resettlement. (over)