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Massive Landslide Devastates China's Industrial Park, 91 Missing

A landslide buried 33 buildings in the Hengtaiyu Industrial Park in Shenzhen, China on Sunday, Dec. 20, 2015.

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A massive landslide buried 33 buildings in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China on Dec. 20, 2015. Three people were injured and authorities raised the number of people missing to 91 on Monday. 

Read: Number Missing After Mammoth Chinese Landslide Rises to 91

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A destroyed building stands in the mud on Dec. 20.

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Rescuers approach a collapsed building in their search for survivors on Dec. 20.

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Image: Firefighters look on as smoke rises in front of a damaged building at the site of a landslide at an industrial park in Shenzhen

Firefighters look on as smoke rises in front of a damaged building at the site of the landslide on Sunday, Dec. 20.

China’s state broadcaster China Central Television (CCTV), said that the buildings buried included at least two workers' dormitories.

— Tyrone Siu / Reuters
Image: Firefighters search for survivors near a damaged building at the site of a landslide at an industrial park in Shenzhen

Firefighters search for survivors near a damaged building on Dec. 20.

— Tyrone Siu / Reuters
Image: Rescuers search for survivors at the site of a landslide at an industrial park in Shenzhen

Rescuers search for survivors at the site of the landslide on Dec. 20. The Beijing Youth Daily, citing a local resident, reported that the soil that slid down onto the area had been piled up against a 110-yard-high hill after being dug up in the past two years.

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Image: A pair of shoes and other belongings are seen near a damaged building as rescuers search for survivors at the site of a landslide at an industrial park in Shenzhen

A pair of shoes and other belongings are left near a damaged building as rescuers search for survivors on Dec. 20.

— Tyrone Siu / Reuters
Image: A firefighter uses a flashlight to search for survivors at a damaged building at the site of a landslide at an industrial park in Shenzhen

A firefighter uses a flashlight to search for the survivors at the landslide site on Dec. 20.

Li Yikang, the deputy secretary general of the Shenzhen city government, said that nearly 1,500 people were involved in rescue efforts.

— Tyrone Siu / Reuters
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People observe the damage caused by the landslide on Dec. 20.

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Excavators are deployed as firefighters and rescuers looking for survivors on Dec. 20.

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Image: Landslide Collapses Buildings In Southern China

Rescuers look through a window in a collapsed building to search for possible survivors at night on Dec. 20.

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Image: Rescuers search for 41 missing after landslide in southern China

Rescuers work on the collapsed factory buildings brought down by the midday landslide on Dec. 20.
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Image: Firefighters with a sniffer dog search for survivors among the rubble of collapsed buildings after a landslide hit an industrial park in Shenzhen

Firefighters with a sniffer dog search for survivors on the site.
— Tyrone Siu / Reuters
Image: An aerial view shows the site of a landslide which hit an industrial park in Shenzhen

An aerial view shows the site of the landslide which hit an industrial park in Shenzhen, China, Dec. 21.

Read: China Landslide Topples Buildings, Buries Dozens Under 20 Feet of Mud

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Rescuers use machinery to search for potential survivors on the landslide site on Dec. 21.
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Image: Policemen with police dogs walk next to a site of a landslide which hit an industrial park in Shenzhen

Chinese police officers with police dogs join the rescue efforts on Dec. 21.
— Kim Kyung-Hoon / Reuters
Image: China ramps up search for survivors a day after deadly landslide

An exhausted rescuers takes a rest as he sits among mud and rubble. Nearly 3,000 thousand people are involved in the rescue, according to media reports.
— Freddy Chan / EPA
Image: China ramps up search for survivors a day after deadly landslide

Local residents look on as the rescuing efforts continue on Dec. 21. \"Heavy rains and a collapse of a mountain are natural disasters, but this wasn't a natural disaster, this was man-made,\" a local resident whose surname is Yi told The Associated Press.
— Freddy Chan / EPA
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