Dozens still missing in Philippine landslide


Moving mountain: Rescuers digging through earth searching for survivors after a massive landslide in Natonin township, Mountain Province. — AP

MANILA: Rescuers have pulled out four survivors and three bodies but several more were missing after a massive landslide set off by a typhoon crashed down on two government buildings in a northern Philippine mountain province, officials said.

Regional police Chief Superinten­dent Rolando Nana said at least 18 more people are still missing from the landslide in the far-flung town of Natonin in Mountain province.

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