 As of 24 November, 58 people (22 males and 36 females) were officially reported dead while 56 people remained missing. The Global Times reported that, as of 28 December 2010, 71 people had been injured, and 36 were still missing. Of the deceased, 57 were identified by DNA tests early on, while one male, from Japan, was still being identified when the official death count was released.
