6 remain missing after unauthorized trip to SW China’s mountain

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CGTN published this video item, entitled “6 remain missing after unauthorized trip to SW China’s mountain” – below is their description.

Seven people were found by rescuers and are in good condition after they went missing in Cangshan Mountain, southwest China’s Yunnan Province on May 14. The seven are among the 13 people who visited the mountainous area, a renowned tourist spot, without permission, bypassing a guarded checkpoint. The search operation for the remaining six continues.

For more:

https://news.cgtn.com/news/2022-05-14/6-remain-missing-after-unauthorized-trip-to-SW-China-s-mountain-1a1QDRoILRK/index.html

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