The death toll from a mudslide in China has risen to three following torrential rainfall brought by Typhoon Saudel. The disaster struck after days of heavy downpours saturated the ground, leading to the devastating landslide. Authorities in China are continuing search and rescue operations, but hopes of finding more survivors are diminishing. Typhoon Saudel, while weakened from its peak intensity, contributed significantly to the unstable conditions. The affected area in China has suffered considerable damage to infrastructure and homes. Local officials are working to provide aid and support to those impacted by the mudslide and subsequent flooding. Further rainfall is forecast, raising concerns about potential secondary disasters in China.