A landslide in Ethiopia’s Amhara region kills 14 people and injures seven others, according to reports. The collapse occurs during a monastery ritual, with heavy rainfall described as the trigger. Emergency responders continue searching for individuals reported missing after the landslide. The incidents take place near the monastery where people had gathered for the ceremony, and rescue efforts focus on locating those still unaccounted for amid debris and unsafe conditions following the flooding-related event. Reports agree that the death toll stands at 14 and that seven people are injured, but they differ in any additional local details beyond those core figures and the timing of the incident. Authorities and local teams are involved in the response, and the search continues as conditions allow. The event highlights the risks posed by intense rainfall and unstable ground in the region.