China Landslide Disaster
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12 Killed In Landslide Triggered By Flash Flooding In China: Report
A landslide caused by flooding in central China's Hunan province destroyed a guesthouse and killed 12 people on Sunday, state media reported.
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6 Injured In Landslides As China Braces For "Once A Century" Floods After Heavy Rain
Severe floods "seen around once a century" are expected to hit parts of southern China, state media said Sunday, as heavy rains prompted authorities to step up disaster precautions.
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China Lost $42 Billion In 2023 Due To Landslides, Typhoons, Hailstorms
China suffered direct economic losses of $42 billion over the first nine months of 2023, the government said, from natural disasters such as torrential rains, deadly landslides, freakish hailstorms and a string of typhoons.
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Over 40 Dead, Several Missing In China Landslide That Buried A Village
The death toll in a landslide which buried a village in southwest China rose to 42, state broadcaster CCTV said Monday, with nine still missing days after the disaster struck.
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Two Dead, 25 Missing In China Landslide
A landslide struck some 34 homes in southwest China on Monday, killing two people and leaving another 25 missing in the latest natural disaster to hit the country, according to the local government.
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Number Of Deaths Rises To 58 In Southern China Landslide
Chinese authorities say rescuers have dug out 58 bodies from a massive landslide at a construction waste dump in southern China more than two weeks ago.
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China Police Detain 12 In Connection With Landslide Disaster
Police in China have detained 12 people in connection with a deadly landslide last week, including at least one executive from a company that ran a dump for construction waste that swept through an industrial park, state media said today.
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China Province To Probe All Waste Sites After Landslide Disaster
China's southern province of Guangdong, one of the country's biggest industrial bases, will check all construction waste sites in the wake of a deadly landslide to ensure none are in dangerous locations or poorly managed, state media said on Sunday.
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China's Landslide Disaster A Man Made Tragedy: Official
The massive landslide in China's manufacturing hub of Shenzen which killed at least four people and left dozens missing was a man made tragedy and not a geological disaster, official investigation said today.
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First Body Found In China Landslide As Anger Grows
Rescuers searching a Chinese industrial park swamped by a landslide recovered the first body today, as anger mounted over safety failings that led to a disaster feared to have killed dozens.
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China's Shenzhen Warned Of Waste Problem A Year Before Disaster
Over a year ago, a government-run newspaper warned that a boomtown in southern China would run out of space to dump the waste left behind from a building frenzy.
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Landslide Buries Buildings In China, 22 Missing
A landslide collapsed and buried buildings at and around an industrial park in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen today, leaving 22 people missing, authorities said.
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12 Killed In Landslide Triggered By Flash Flooding In China: Report
A landslide caused by flooding in central China's Hunan province destroyed a guesthouse and killed 12 people on Sunday, state media reported.
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6 Injured In Landslides As China Braces For "Once A Century" Floods After Heavy Rain
Severe floods "seen around once a century" are expected to hit parts of southern China, state media said Sunday, as heavy rains prompted authorities to step up disaster precautions.
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China Lost $42 Billion In 2023 Due To Landslides, Typhoons, Hailstorms
China suffered direct economic losses of $42 billion over the first nine months of 2023, the government said, from natural disasters such as torrential rains, deadly landslides, freakish hailstorms and a string of typhoons.
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Over 40 Dead, Several Missing In China Landslide That Buried A Village
The death toll in a landslide which buried a village in southwest China rose to 42, state broadcaster CCTV said Monday, with nine still missing days after the disaster struck.
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Two Dead, 25 Missing In China Landslide
A landslide struck some 34 homes in southwest China on Monday, killing two people and leaving another 25 missing in the latest natural disaster to hit the country, according to the local government.
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Number Of Deaths Rises To 58 In Southern China Landslide
Chinese authorities say rescuers have dug out 58 bodies from a massive landslide at a construction waste dump in southern China more than two weeks ago.
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China Police Detain 12 In Connection With Landslide Disaster
Police in China have detained 12 people in connection with a deadly landslide last week, including at least one executive from a company that ran a dump for construction waste that swept through an industrial park, state media said today.
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China Province To Probe All Waste Sites After Landslide Disaster
China's southern province of Guangdong, one of the country's biggest industrial bases, will check all construction waste sites in the wake of a deadly landslide to ensure none are in dangerous locations or poorly managed, state media said on Sunday.
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China's Landslide Disaster A Man Made Tragedy: Official
The massive landslide in China's manufacturing hub of Shenzen which killed at least four people and left dozens missing was a man made tragedy and not a geological disaster, official investigation said today.
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First Body Found In China Landslide As Anger Grows
Rescuers searching a Chinese industrial park swamped by a landslide recovered the first body today, as anger mounted over safety failings that led to a disaster feared to have killed dozens.
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China's Shenzhen Warned Of Waste Problem A Year Before Disaster
Over a year ago, a government-run newspaper warned that a boomtown in southern China would run out of space to dump the waste left behind from a building frenzy.
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Landslide Buries Buildings In China, 22 Missing
A landslide collapsed and buried buildings at and around an industrial park in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen today, leaving 22 people missing, authorities said.
