Landslide crushes buildings in Shenzhen
Updated: 2015-12-20 13:52
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Buildings collapse after a landslide occurs in Shenzhen on Dec 20, 2015. [Photo by CCTV news] |
A landslide crushed many buildings beside a gas station in Shenzhen, East China's Guangdong province, Sunday morning, CCTV reported.
The landslide occurred at 11:40 am.
Thirty firefighters and seven fire fighting trucks have arrived at the scene, searching for people trapped inside.
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