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One woman pulled out alive after being buried by landslide in the Alpine valley of Misox in Graubünden.
Popular tourist destination of Zermatt in the southern canton of Valais near the iconic Matterhorn mountain remains inaccessible.
Authorities warn residents to avoid lower parts of their houses, keep away from swelling rivers and refrain from parking on bridges.
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