Landslide during religious ceremony kills fourteen people in Ethiopia

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A landslide triggered by heavy rainfall struck early Monday morning at Tsadkane Debre Mitmak Saint Mary monastery in Ethiopia's Amhara region, killing 14 people and injuring seven, during a religious purification ceremony attended by hundreds of devotees.
Several people are feared still buried under the debris, with rescue operations ongoing, and some bodies are difficult to identify.
Eleven of the dead have been buried at the monastery premises, while seriously injured people have been hospitalised in Debre Birhan.
The report notes that landslides and floods have become common in Ethiopia during the June-to-September rainy season, with risks rising due to climate change and weak infrastructure.

Whether the number of dead rises as those feared buried under debris are recovered
Updates on the condition of the seven injured people hospitalised in Debre Birhan
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Named Ethiopia · Amhara · Debre Birhan · North Shewa Administrative Region · Tsadakane Debre Mitmak St Mary Monastery · Mekabe Hadis Neka Tibeb Ababu

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