Shenzhen police takes compulsory measures against 12 responsible for landslide
(Xinhua) Updated: 2015-12-28 20:40SHENZHEN - Shenzhen police have taken compulsory measures against 12 people, including company executives, responsible for a landslide on Dec 20 that left dozens missing in the city.
Police also added that it will work with the inspection team and vowed to investigate suspects and punish criminals in accordance with law.
Meanwhile, the city's health authority said five injured people have been discharged from hospital as of Monday and no epidemics occurred at the landslide site.
It added that 17 injured people were still being treated as of 4 pm Sunday.
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