Rescue teams in southwestern China continue searching the site of a landslide that occurred in Chongqing. Multiple reports say Chinese authorities find three additional bodies, bringing the confirmed death toll to 11. The search focuses on areas where the landslide reportedly buried homes or other structures, with responders working through rubble to locate missing residents.
While the death toll has increased, officials say 50 people are still unaccounted for. The figures come from ongoing efforts by search and rescue teams in the days following the disaster, with updates provided as remains are recovered. The reporting also frames the event as part of the aftermath of a landslide that took place last week, with recovery work continuing at the affected location.
Across the outlets, there is agreement on the key numbers—11 deaths and 50 missing—and that the toll rises specifically after discovery of three more bodies during recent days. The reports do not add differing causes or details beyond the identification of Chongqing as the affected city and the continuing search for missing people.
