Over 400 People Dead And 600 Missing In Sierra Leone Mudslide (graphic Pics)



Over 400 People Dead and 600 Missing In Sierra Leone Mudslide

Sierra Leone commenced a week of national mourning on Wednesday as rescue workers stepped up their search for victims of the mudslide that ravaged a town outside of Freetown on Monday morning.

Vice President Victor Foh told Reuters at the scene: “It is likely that hundreds are lying dead underneath the rubble.”

Below are pictures showing some of the devastation left behind by the mudslide.










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