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91 people go missing following landslide in south China's industrial Park

| | Dec 21, 2015, at 05:42 pm
Beijing, Dec 21 (IBNS) As many as 91 people went missing after a landslide in south China's Guangdong Province took place on Sunday, according to Xinhua News Agency.

The agency further reported that 59 males and 32 females went  missing after the landslide in Shenzhen City devoured almost 33 buildings.

Experts have claimed that the chance of another landslide is unlikely.

A gas pipeline, owned by PetroChina, China's biggest oil and gas supplier exploded in the landslide. The company is expected to build a temporary pipeline today.


 

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