At least 16 people buried following landslide in China
Summary
At least 16 people remain buried after a landslide in Gansu province, western China, while 17 others were rescued. Heavy storms have also caused deaths and injuries in eastern and central China, with more severe weather and a typhoon expected soon.Key Facts
- A landslide in Gansu province trapped 33 people; 17 have been rescued and 16 are still buried.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered a full rescue effort following the landslide.
- The cause of the landslide is not yet clear.
- Severe thunderstorms recently hit Hubei province, killing at least eight people and injuring 275.
- Winds in some cities reached up to 149 km/h (92.58 mph).
- Forecasters warned of heavy rain in southeastern and eastern China, which may cause more landslides and tornadoes.
- About 200 million people live in areas expected to face heavy rain.
- Super Typhoon Bavi is approaching Taiwan with winds up to 290 km/h (180 mph), moving across nearby islands.
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