In China, twenty-seven people are missing after a landslide swept a village in the eastern province of Zhejiang. The provincial government said the landslide occurred around 5 p.m. today in Sucun village in Suichang County, following heavy rain brought by Typhoon Megi. <br/><br/>Several houses, about 37 kilometers from the county, were destroyed and the structures swept away. Two women who were pulled out of the debris by rescuers are in stable condition.<br/><br/>More than 400 rescuers are on site. Zhejiang Vice Governor Sun Jingmiao is leading the rescue operation. More than 18,000 people had been relocated following heavy rain
News On AIR | September 28, 2016 9:05 PM
Landslide leaves 27 missing in east China