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This is BBC world news. I'm Chris Rogers with the headlines.
這里是BBC世界新聞。我是克里斯·羅杰斯，為您播報新聞頭條。
Rescue teams in Columbia are continuing to search for anyone who might have survived the devastating mudslides in the south of the country.
哥倫比亞救援隊仍在搜尋南部災難性泥石流中的幸存者。
The president said 254 people are known to have died, among them 43 children.
該國總統稱已有254人遇難，其中有43名兒童。
President Trump has indicated that the United States would be prepared to act alone to counter a North Korean nuclear threat.
特朗普總統稱美國將準備單獨采取行動反對朝鮮核威脅。
He told the Financial Times that the US could take action if China didn't put more pressure on Pyongyang.
他告訴《金融時報》，如果中國不進一步對平壤施壓，美國將采取行動。
There've been angry demonstrations in Ecuador in the wake of the country's presidential election.
厄瓜多爾總統選舉之后發生了憤怒的示威游行。
Supporters of the opposition candidate Guillermo Lasso were unhappy after the former vice-president Lennon Moreno claimed a narrow victory.
前副總統列儂·莫雷諾公布險勝以后，反對派候選人吉爾莫·拉索的支持者很不滿意。
The BBC is seen evidence of so-called Islamic state appearing to use children as human shields in the battle for Mosul.
在摩蘇爾戰爭中，BBC發現了所謂的伊斯蘭國利用兒童作為人體盾牌的證據。
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