Saturday, June 06, 2009 BEIJING: A landslide buried an iron ore plant and several homes, killing 26 people and leaving dozens missing in a valley in southwestern China, state television said Saturday. Media eported that 19 miners and seven staff from a mobile phone company were killed in the landslide Friday in Wulong county, about90 miles (150 kilometers) from Chongqing city. Rescuers saved seven people, three of whom were seriously injured but in stable condition. Fifty-two people were missing, including 27 workers buried in the mine, said an official with the propaganda office. The missing also included 21 farmers, three passers-by and a teacher. More than 500 rescuers were searching for survivors, the official news agency said.
Saturday, June 06, 2009 BEIJING: A landslide buried an iron ore plant and several homes, killing 26 people and leaving dozens missing in a valley in southwestern China, state television said Saturday. Media eported that 19 miners and seven staff from a mobile phone company were killed in the landslide Friday in Wulong county, about90 miles (150 kilometers) from Chongqing city. Rescuers saved seven people, three of whom were seriously injured but in stable condition. Fifty-two people were missing, including 27 workers buried in the mine, said an official with the propaganda office. The missing also included 21 farmers, three passers-by and a teacher. More than 500 rescuers were searching for survivors, the official news agency said.
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