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Landslide kills four

September 28, 2001
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A landslide triggered by monsoon rains killed four members of a family and injured two others at a village in Khandbari district Wednesday, police said.

Bimala Rai and her three children aged between three and 11 years died when a landslide swept away their two storey house. Chandra Shekhar Rai and a daughter survived with severe injuries.

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