Emergency teams in China’s southwestern Sichuan province are racing against time to locate 28 people after a landslide triggered by rains buried their homes.

Landslide leaves one dead and dozens missing in southwestern China as rescue efforts intensify - Rescuers in Sichuan province are scrambling to find at least 28 people who have been missing since land

As many as 29 people remain missing after a landslide in Southwest China’s Sichuan province on Saturday, Global Times reported citing a press conference held on Sunday morning. The number of the missing people is still being verified as rescue operation is being conducted there.

Chinese rescuers are searching for at least 29 people after a landslide in southwestern Sichuan province buried 10 houses.

A landslide in China’s southwestern Sichuan province triggered by heavy rain has killed at least one person, with nearly 30 more missing, state media said Sunday. China has been hit with extreme weather in recent months,

Rescue teams in Sichuan, China, are urgently searching for 28 missing individuals after a deadly landslide. Utilizing drones and life-detection radars, nearly 1,000 personnel worked to rescue residents and navigate debris.

China has launched a search for more than 30 people after a landslide hit the southwestern Sichuan province. The landslide hit Jinping village in the city of Yibin on Saturday at about 11:50am (03:50 GMT), state broadcaster CCTV reported. Authorities said dozens are missing, with conditions remaining dangerous.

BEIJING: Twenty-nine people have been confirmed missing after a devastating landslide hit a village in Yibin, Sichuan province on Saturday (Feb 8), according to a news conference held early Sunday (Feb 9) morning.

One person is dead and 28 more are missing after a landslide in China's southwestern Sichuan province on Saturday. Newsweek reached out to the Chinese embassy in Washington, D.C., for comment on Sunday.