Mécanismes nationaux sont utilisés de démantèlement d'un bâtiment effondré sur le site du glissement de terrain, qui a frappé le Hengtaiyu Dejicheng Liuxi, et des parcs industriels, dans
Machineries are used to dismantle a collapsed building at the site of the landslide, which hit the Hengtaiyu, Liuxi and Dejicheng industrial parks, in Hongao village, Shenzhen city, south China's Guangdong province, 24 December 2015. The firm managing a waste heap which collapsed and buried dozens of buildings in southern China was urged to stop work four days before the disaster, an executive with a government-appointed monitoring agency said on Thursday (24 December 2015), citing safety concerns. Two people died and more than 70 people were missing after Sunday's landslide which hit three industrial parks in Shenzhen, a boomtown near Hong Kong, in China's latest industrial disaster. A man was pulled out alive from the rubble on Wednesday. The man-made disaster has raised questions about China's industrial safety standards and lack of oversight. On Tuesday, police raided offices of Shenzhen Yixianglong, the company managing the dump site.
