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Dozens of people have died following a landslide caused by torrential rainfall in Bafoussam, western part of Cameroon. Rescue teams scoured the rubble of destroyed homes for survivors following the landslide on Monday night.
A senior local official has also confirmed that operations are ongoing.
Death toll has however risen with one report saying putting it at over 40.
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