Families mourn mainlanders killed in Taiwan's typhoon-triggered landslides

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Relatives of the missing tourists shed tears on Suao-Hualien Highway, south China's Taiwan, Nov. 4, 2010. Over 40 relative representatives came to the coastal Suao-Hualien Highway on Thursday to mourn for their family members who were confirmed dead or still missing after the typhoon-triggered landslides on Oct. 21. The disaster has left three dead including one mainland tourist Gong Yan, and 23 others missing, including 19 mainland tourists. [Xinhua]

Relatives of the missing tourists shed tears on Suao-Hualien Highway, south China's Taiwan, Nov. 4, 2010. Over 40 relative representatives came to the coastal Suao-Hualien Highway on Thursday to mourn for their family members who were confirmed dead or still missing after the typhoon-triggered landslides on Oct. 21. The disaster has left three dead including one mainland tourist Gong Yan, and 23 others missing, including 19 mainland tourists. [Xinhua]



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