A landslide in Chongqing, in southwest China, last week has killed 11 people, according to Chinese state media reports cited by multiple outlets. Search and recovery teams continue to work at the site after recovering additional bodies in recent days, raising the confirmed death toll to 11. Authorities report that 50 people remain missing, while 10 others are injured. Xinhua and other state-linked reporting describe the rescue operation as difficult because of the heavy debris at the location. Multiple sources also describe the emergency response as large-scale, with evacuations carried out for affected residents. Channel NewsAsia and The Hindu report that more than 1,080 residents were safely evacuated and that the response involves over 1,100 rescue personnel, reflecting the scale of the operation. The current figures are based on updates from Chinese authorities through state media. Further recovery efforts are ongoing to locate those unaccounted for and retrieve remains.