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Death toll in Ethiopian garbage dump landslide rises to 1. UPDATE March 1. 5, 2. By Aaron Maasho. ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) – The death toll from a landslide at a dump in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa has reached 1. Wednesday, as the government declared three days of national mourning.

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Neighbors said he had lost his wife and four children. The landslide late on Saturday destroyed 4. Amare Mekonen said. Residents said dozens were still missing.

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Hundreds of people live on the 5. Reppi dump, the city’s only landfill site, scavenging for food and items they can sell such as recyclable metal. On Monday, rescuers used bulldozers to move piles of trash as hundreds of people gathered at the scene, weeping and praying. Some dug through the garbage with their hands. On one side of the hill, volunteers sobbed as they pulled out three corpses, including a child found on top of its mother. Orville watch online with subtitles 1440 21:9.

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Meselu Damte said the weeping man had lost his wife and four children.“Their bodies were found in the morning,” she said. As well as the two excavators, only three ambulance workers were at the site. Scuffles broke out between them and residents as journalists approached.“Stop pretending for the cameras!” one resident said. When it gets dark, we are using our mobile phones (for light).”“We have warned the authorities for more than 1.

There has not been any response. It is criminal negligence,” said Taye Woldeamanuel, a 4. Ethiopia is one of Africa’s fastest- growing economies, but the drive to industrialize has also stoked discontent among those who feel left behind. In October, the government imposed a national state of emergency after more than 5.

Oromiya region as anger over a development scheme for the capital sparked broader anti- government demonstrations. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — A mountain of trash gave way in a massive garbage dump on the outskirts of Ethiopia’s capital, killing at least 5. Rescue and recovery efforts continued Monday at the Koshe Garbage Landfill as relatives clutching photos waited for news of the dozens said to be missing. It is not clear what caused Saturday night’s collapse. The collapse buried several makeshift homes and concrete buildings. The landfill has been a dumping ground for the capital’s garbage for more than 5. Weeping mourners are lining the narrow roads around the landfill as police try to block people from entering the site.

Hundreds of waste- pickers work at the landfill every day, and others find cheap housing there. About 1. 50 people were there when the landslide occurred, resident Assefa Teklemahimanot told The Associated Press. Addis Ababa Mayor Diriba Kuma said 3. Dagmawit said two had serious injuries. Many people at the landfill had been scavenging items to make a living, but others live there because renting homes, largely built of mud and sticks, is relatively inexpensive.

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An AP reporter saw four bodies taken away by ambulances after being pulled from the debris. Elderly women cried, and others stood anxiously waiting for news of loved ones. Six excavators dug through the ruins.“My house was right inside there,” said a shaken Tebeju Asres, pointing to where one of the excavators was digging in deep, black mud. Now I don’t know the fate of all of them.”The resumption of garbage dumping at the site in recent months likely caused the landslide, Assefa said. The dumping had stopped in recent years, but it resumed after farmers in a nearby restive region where a new garbage landfill complex was being built blocked dumping in their area. Smaller collapses have occurred at Koshe — or “dirty” in the local Amharic language — in the past two years but only two or three people were killed, Assefa said.“In the long run, we will conduct a resettling program to relocate people who live in and around the landfill,” the Addis Ababa mayor said. Around 5. 00 waste- pickers are believed to work at the landfill every day, sorting through the debris from the capital’s estimated 4 million residents.

City officials say close to 3. Since 2. 01. 0, city officials have warned that the landfill was running out of room and was being closed in by nearby housing and schools. City officials in recent years have been trying to turn the garbage into a source of clean energy with a $1.

The Koshe waste- to- energy facility, which has been under construction since 2. Ethiopia, which has one of Africa’s fastest growing economies, is under a state of emergency imposed in October after several months of sometimes deadly protests demanding wider political freedoms. APADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — A landslide swept through an enormous garbage dump here on the outskirts of Ethiopia’s capital late on Saturday, killing at least 3. Most of the dead were women and children, and more bodies were expected to be found in the coming hours on Sunday, said Dagmawit Moges, a spokeswoman for the Addis Ababa city government. It was not immediately clear what caused the landslide at the Koshe Garbage Landfill, which buried several makeshift homes and concrete buildings. The landfill has been a dumping ground for the capital’s garbage for more than 5. About 1. 50 people were there when the landslide occurred, said Assefa Teklemahimanot, a resident.

Mayor Diriba Kuma said 3. Two had serious injuries.

Many people at the landfill had been scavenging items to make a living, but others live at the site because renting homes there, which are largely built of mud and sticks, is relatively inexpensive. At the site, older women cried, and others stood anxiously waiting for news of loved ones. Six excavators dug through the ruins.“My house was right inside there,” said a shaken Tebeju Asres, pointing to where one of the excavators was digging in deep, black mud. Now I don’t know the fate of all of them.”The landslide may have been caused by the resumption of garbage dumping at the site in recent months. The dumping had stopped in recent years, but resumed after farmers in a nearby region where a new garbage landfill complex was being built objected to dumping in their area.“In the long run,” Mr. Kuma said, “we will conduct a resettling program to relocate people who live in and around the landfill.”Around 5. City officials say that close to 3.

Since 2. 01. 0, city officials have warned that the landfill is running out of room and is being hemmed in by nearby housing and schools. City officials have been trying in recent years to turn the garbage into a source of clean energy with a $1. The Koshe waste- to- energy center, which has been under construction since 2. Ethiopia, which has one of Africa’s fastest- growing economies, is under a state of emergency imposed in October after several months of sometimes deadly protests by demonstrators demanding wider political freedoms.