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China landslide 'buries dozens' China landslide 'buries dozens'
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A landslide in south-western China has buried nearly 60 people, according to state media.A landslide in south-western China has buried nearly 60 people, according to state media.
Xinhua news agency said 50 mine workers and nine residents were buried in the accident, in an iron-ore mining area near the city of Chongqing. Xinhua news agency said 50 mine workers and nine residents were buried in the accident, in an iron-ore mining area of the Chongqing region.
China's mining industry has a poor safety record with thousands of deaths reported every year.China's mining industry has a poor safety record with thousands of deaths reported every year.
The collapse of a dam holding back mine waste killed more than 250 people in northern Shanxi province last year.The collapse of a dam holding back mine waste killed more than 250 people in northern Shanxi province last year.
The landslide happened in a hilly area in Wulong county, Xinhua said. The landslide happened in a mountainous area of Wulong county at around 1500 (0700 GMT), Xinhua said.
The cause of the accident is not yet clear, but the news agency said millions of cubic metres of rock had flooded a valley, burying an iron ore plant and six houses in Tiekuang township, and cutting power and communication lines.The cause of the accident is not yet clear, but the news agency said millions of cubic metres of rock had flooded a valley, burying an iron ore plant and six houses in Tiekuang township, and cutting power and communication lines.
An official for the Chongqing government said rescue workers had arrived on the scene.