A landslide in southern China has claimed the lives of at least 11 people, with 50 still unaccounted for, according to authorities. Rescue efforts are ongoing, but responders have reported "no signs of life" at the scene. The disaster struck after days of heavy rainfall in the province, triggering the massive earth movement. Hundreds of emergency workers have been deployed to the area, using machinery to clear debris and search for survivors. Concerns remain high that the number of casualties will rise as the search continues. Authorities are focused on ensuring the safety of residents in surrounding areas and preventing further landslides.