NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Heavy rain triggered a landslide in rural western India that killed at least ten people and trapped up to 150 more after thick mud came crashing down on thatch huts and brick houses on Wednesday, a national disaster official said.
Rescue teams and local residents pulled people out of the deep mud and put them on stretchers, television images showed.
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