Utiliser les sauveteurs chinois chargés de démantèlement d'un bâtiment effondré sur le site du glissement de terrain, qui a frappé le Hengtaiyu Dejicheng Liuxi, et industri
Chinese rescuers use machineries 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, 21 December 2015. Thousands of rescuers combed through rubble and debris on Monday (21 December 2015) as the search went on for dozens of people still missing after Sunday's landslide in the south Chinese city of Shenzhen. More than 30 buildings in an industrial park in the Guangming district of the city were engulfed when a huge pile of construction waste collapsed about 11:40am on Sunday. About 900 people were evacuated to temporary settlements, but at least 16, including a 7-year-old child, needed hospital treatment. All were said to be in a stable condition on Monday. Local authorities said 85 people were missing as of Monday night. Just seven have so far been rescued. The landslide covered an area of 380, 000 square meters in 10 meters of silt, said Liu Qingsheng, deputy mayor of Shenzhen.
