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**drlifeech** · 07-27-2010, 11:37 PM

Damaged houses are seen after a rain-triggered landslide hit Shuanghe village in Hanyuan county, Sichuan province, July 27, 2010. Twenty-one people were missing after the landslide, triggered by recent torrential rains, hit Shuanghe village on Tuesday morning, Xinhua News Agency reported. REUTERS/Stringer

Damaged houses are seen after a rain-triggered landslide hit Shuanghe village in Hanyuan county, Sichuan province, July 27, 2010. Twenty-one people were missing after the landslide, triggered by recent torrential rains, hit villages in Hanyuan County, southwest China' Sichuan Province on Tuesday morning, Xinhua News Agency reported. REUTERS/Stringer

Three days of heavy rains in the province have killed 52 people, including those on the bridge, and left 20 missing,
the website said in a separate report, adding that nearly 200,000 people have had to be relocated. -- PHOTO: AP

07-27-2010, 11:37 PM	#3
drlifeech Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 374 Senior Member	Damaged houses are seen after a rain-triggered landslide hit Shuanghe village in Hanyuan county, Sichuan province, July 27, 2010. Twenty-one people were missing after the landslide, triggered by recent torrential rains, hit Shuanghe village on Tuesday morning, Xinhua News Agency reported. REUTERS/Stringer Damaged houses are seen after a rain-triggered landslide hit Shuanghe village in Hanyuan county, Sichuan province, July 27, 2010. Twenty-one people were missing after the landslide, triggered by recent torrential rains, hit villages in Hanyuan County, southwest China' Sichuan Province on Tuesday morning, Xinhua News Agency reported. REUTERS/Stringer Three days of heavy rains in the province have killed 52 people, including those on the bridge, and left 20 missing, the website said in a separate report, adding that nearly 200,000 people have had to be relocated. -- PHOTO: AP
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