At least four dead, 18 missing in Colombia landslideBOGOTA (Reuters) - A landslide killed at least four people and left 18 missing in southwest Colombia, authorities said on Wednesday, as the country grappled once again with the deadly pairing of heavy rains and poor infrastructure. Landslides are common in rural, mountainous areas of Colombia, especially during wetter parts of the year. In April more than 300 people died in a landslide in Mocoa, Putumayo. Warnings of flash flooding on Tuesday night near the town of Corinto, which sits at the foot of one of the country s Andean ranges in Cauca province, came too late, some residents told local media. Videos on social media showed water rushing down darkened streets as rain-swollen rivers overflowed and sent mud and rocks down onto buildings. President Juan Manuel Santos visited Corinto on Wednesday to  promise aid to its 30,000 residents, as rescue workers continued to search for the missing. The government said more than 3,000 people were evacuated from a nearby area before the landslide struck Tuesday evening. The government will pay rent for those left homeless and help with funeral expenses, Santos said. The local school, which partially collapsed, may have to be relocated, he said. worldnews
at least four dead missing colombia landslidebogota reuters a landslide killed least four people left missing southwest colombia authorities said wednesday country trapped deadly pairing heavy rains poor infrastructure landslides common rural mountainous areas colombia especially wetter parts year in april people died landslide cocoa putumayo warnings flash flooding tuesday night near town toronto sits foot one country dean ranges causa province came late residents told local media videos social media showed water rushing darkened streets rivers overflow sent mud rocks onto buildings president juan manuel santos visited toronto wednesday promise aid residents rescue workers continued search missing the government said people evacuated nearby area landslide struck tuesday evening the government pay rent left homeless help funeral expenses santos said the local school partially collapsed may relocated said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: At least four dead, 18 missing in Colombia landslideBOGOTA (Reuters) - A landslide killed at least four people and left 18 missing in southwest Colombia, authorities said on Wednesday, as the country grappled once again with the deadly pairing of heavy rains and poor infrastructure. Landslides are common in rural, mountainous areas of Colombia, especially during wetter parts of the year. In April more than 300 people died in a landslide in Mocoa, Putumayo. Warnings of flash flooding on Tuesday night near the town of Corinto, which sits at the foot of one of the country s Andean ranges in Cauca province, came too late, some residents told local media. Videos on social media showed water rushing down darkened streets as rain-swollen rivers overflowed and sent mud and rocks down onto buildings. President Juan Manuel Santos visited Corinto on Wednesday to  promise aid to its 30,000 residents, as rescue workers continued to search for the missing. The government said more than 3,000 people were evacuated from a nearby area before the landslide struck Tuesday evening. The government will pay rent for those left homeless and help with funeral expenses, Santos said. The local school, which partially collapsed, may have to be relocated, he said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: at least four dead missing colombia landslidebogota reuters a landslide killed least four people left missing southwest colombia authorities said wednesday country trapped deadly pairing heavy rains poor infrastructure landslides common rural mountainous areas colombia especially wetter parts year in april people died landslide cocoa putumayo warnings flash flooding tuesday night near town toronto sits foot one country dean ranges causa province came late residents told local media videos social media showed water rushing darkened streets rivers overflow sent mud rocks onto buildings president juan manuel santos visited toronto wednesday promise aid residents rescue workers continued search missing the government said people evacuated nearby area landslide struck tuesday evening the government pay rent left homeless help funeral expenses santos said the local school partially collapsed may relocated said worldnews