
More survivors pulled alive from debris after southwest China landslide
Two more people were pulled out alive from the debris of a landslide in southwest China's Sichuan Province early on Monday morning, some 13 hours after the incident occurred. After many hours of efforts, rescuers dug out the two survivors from the rubble at around 06:00 on Monday. They were said to be in a stable condition when they were found and have been sent to a local hospital for treatment, according to local firefighter Zou Dengquan who was at the scene. The landslide hit at about 17:00 in the Fenshui township of Xuyong county, toppling three houses and burying an estimated 12 people.