Weary searchers resume their dangerous work Wednesday in Oso, Wash., where at least 24 people — and possibly many more — died when a massive mudslide buried the small community north of Seattle on Saturday.
Headlines and news outlets' updates help tell the story as the day begins:
-- "Heartbreaking search intensifies in mudslide zone." (The Seattle Times)
-- "Over 200 searchers will resume the search at daylight." (KING5-TV)
-- "The number of people believed to be missing in the mudslide remains 'fluid,' according to officials. They have been working off a list with nearly 200 reports of people who are unaccounted for, but search operation crews said they are sure many of those names are duplicates." (Seattle's KUOW)
-- "The debris area covers an entire square mile and recent rain is making the task even more difficult." (KUOW's Sara Lerner on the NPR Newscast)
-- "County's own 2010 report called slide area dangerous." (The Seattle Times)
We'll keep an eye on developments and update as more news comes in.
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