Rescuers in southwest China race extreme weather to reach residents trapped by landslide
Hundreds of rescuers are working in Chongqing's Pengshui county following a landslide that occurred Friday morning. The landslide, triggered by heavy rainfall, destroyed buildings and trapped residents under mud and debris.

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AI-generatedHundreds of rescuers are working in Chongqing's Pengshui county following a landslide that occurred Friday morning. The landslide, triggered by heavy rainfall, destroyed buildings and trapped residents under mud and debris. Senior rescue officials have been dispatched from Beijing, and a Level 2 national emergency response has been activated. Local officials in Hanjia subdistrict issued an emergency warning and evacuated over 60 residents after witnessing rockfalls. This incident is part of a series of extreme weather events impacting China recently.
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4 extractedThe landslide destroyed buildings and left residents trapped under mud and debris.
Hundreds of rescuers are racing against incoming thunderstorms in southwestern China after a landslide struck Chongqing’s Pengshui county on Friday morning.
Beijing activates a Level 2 national emergency response due to heavy rainfall triggering a major landslide in Pengshui county.
Local community officials issued an emergency warning and evacuated more than 60 residents.