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"Death Road": 70-Year-Old Biking Grandmother Conquers 11,000-Feet Skyrace
The world's most dangerous road spirals skyward nearly 11,000 feet, from the country's lowland jungles to the snow-capped peaks of the Andes. Fog, rain, rockslides and sheer cliffs are main attractions. The road has likely claimed thousands of lives.
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15 Dead Due to Torrential Rains in Bolivia
At least 15 people died and some 10,400 families have suffered property damage as a result of the intense rains and flooding affecting Bolivia, especially six of the country's nine regions, a government official said Sunday.
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Bolivia mudslide buries village; four dead, nine missing
Heavy rains caused a mudslide that buried a small Bolivian settlement, killing at least four people, local officials said on Sunday. Nine more people are listed as missing.
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"Death Road": 70-Year-Old Biking Grandmother Conquers 11,000-Feet Skyrace
The world's most dangerous road spirals skyward nearly 11,000 feet, from the country's lowland jungles to the snow-capped peaks of the Andes. Fog, rain, rockslides and sheer cliffs are main attractions. The road has likely claimed thousands of lives.
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15 Dead Due to Torrential Rains in Bolivia
At least 15 people died and some 10,400 families have suffered property damage as a result of the intense rains and flooding affecting Bolivia, especially six of the country's nine regions, a government official said Sunday.
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Bolivia mudslide buries village; four dead, nine missing
Heavy rains caused a mudslide that buried a small Bolivian settlement, killing at least four people, local officials said on Sunday. Nine more people are listed as missing.
