Breaking: Landslide buries people, destroys buildings in south-western China
China landslide
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- NZ Herald World·6d agoEight dead, 34 missing after landslide rips through residential zone in China
The slip left part of a street buried in Pengshui County, in the country's southwest.
Read at NZ Herald World → - Irish Examiner World·6d agoAt least eight dead as landslide triggered by heavy rain buries city homes
A landslide on Friday on the outskirts of the south-western Chinese city of Chongqing killed at least eight people and left 34 missing, burying
Read at Irish Examiner World → - The Hindu World·6d agoLandslide in China's Chongqing city kills 8, leaves 34 missing
Water, electricity and gas supplies were cut off within a 1-km (0.6-mile) radius of the landslide to prevent further disruptions. Over 800 rescuers were on the site
Read at The Hindu World → - TOI India·6d agoWatch: Deadly landslide strikes China, dozens remain missingRead at TOI India →
- CBC Top Stories·6d agoRescue efforts underway after landslide buries residents in southwest China
An unknown number of people were buried after a landslide struck a county in the southwestern Chinese city of Chongqing on Friday, causing residential buildings downhill to collapse, according to state media.
Read at CBC Top Stories → - 7NEWS Australia·6d agoAt least eight rescued after major landslide buries homes in southwestern China
Witnesses said they heard a loud blast ‘like cannon fire’ as the landslide struck.
Read at 7NEWS Australia → - ABC Just In AU·6d agoBreaking: Landslide buries people, destroys buildings in south-western China
A landslide in south-western China's Chongqing province has buried people in rubble and destroyed a roadway and a number of buildings, according to state media.
Read at ABC Just In AU → - ABC World AU·6d agoEight killed, dozens missing as landslide buries people in China
A landslide in south-western China's Chongqing municipality has buried people in rubble and destroyed a roadway and a number of buildings, according to state media.
Read at ABC World AU →