MANY people are feared missing in Cameroon’s capital Yaoundé, after landslides destroyed several homes in a locality called Mbankolo.
It followed heavy rainfall across the city on Sunday evening.
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It remains unclear how many people have died or are unaccounted for so far, but workers are on site to rescue victims and find others who are missing.
In November last year, a landslide in the capital killed at least 14 people attending a funeral.
