China Searches for 91 Missing in Country’s ‘Worst’ Urban Landslide

Rescue workers in southern China are still digging through rubble from an enormous urban mudslide, searching for 91 people missing in Sunday’s disaster at an industrial park in Shenzhen, Guangdong province. Authorities said a huge pile of construction debris had collapsed at a former stone quarry, sending tons of material hurtling toward more than 30 buildings in the park below. There have been no confirmed deaths, while more than 14 people have been reported injured. The...

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