Several people feared buried in landslide-hit New Zealand campsite
A landslide struck a campsite in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand on Thursday at 9:30 am local time, burying several people, including children. The landslide occurred after heavy rains caused widespread damage across the North Island's eastern seaboard, leading to evacuations, road closures, and power outages for thousands.

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AI-generatedA landslide struck a campsite in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand on Thursday at 9:30 am local time, burying several people, including children. The landslide occurred after heavy rains caused widespread damage across the North Island's eastern seaboard, leading to evacuations, road closures, and power outages for thousands. Emergency services are searching for those missing at the popular tourist spot, where the landslide impacted structures and vehicles, including an ablutions block and a camper van. Hundreds of families were evacuated from the campsite as authorities worked to locate anyone remaining in the affected area.
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5 extractedHundreds of families at the site were evacuated.
I could see the land coming down onto some structures.
The landslide happened at 9.30am local time in Mount Maunganui.
Heavy rains caused widespread damage and left thousands without power.
Rescuers searched for several people missing, including children, following a landslide at a campsite.