Rescuers race against time after China landslide leaves 85 missing
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Shenzhen
RESCUERS raced late on Monday to try to save victims of a huge China landslide which left 85 people missing after signs of life were detected under a sea of mud, state media said.
The landslide caused by the collapse of a vast soil dumpsite buried 33 factory and residential buildings in the southern city of Shenzhen, China's second industrial disaster in four months.
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