Yunnan Landslide Death Toll Rises to 34; 10 Still Missing

Over a thousand involved in rescue efforts amid challenging weather conditions and terrain.

Death toll from the landslide in China's Yunnan Province has risen to 34, with 10 people still missing.
Over a thousand residents and rescue personnel, including 150 vehicles, 45 dogs, and 100 medical staff, are involved in the search and rescue operation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has ordered strengthened monitoring and early warning systems to guard against secondary disasters.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has called for assessing the hidden risks of geological hazards surrounding the disaster zone.
Rescue efforts are being hampered by freezing temperatures, falling snow, and the remote, mountainous location.