7 dead, 3 missing in South China landslides
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NANNING -- Seven people have died and three are still missing after multiple landslides hit the city of Yulin, South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, local authorities in Yulin said on Monday.
The landslides were triggered by severe rainstorms on Sunday and Monday. The search operation for the missing is underway.
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