Dozens dead in China mudslide  At least 34 people have died and
hundreds are feared missing following a landslide in Shanxi
province Link to video: Landslide hits northern China  At least
34 people have been killed and hundreds could be missing
following a landslide in northern China, the official media have
reported.  More than 1,100 police, firefighters and villagers
were hunting for survivors after torrential rain triggered the
mud and rock slide yesterday. Buildings including a mining
warehouse collapsed as it swept through the area.  Senior
officials have rushed to the Tashan mine in northern Shanxi
province to direct rescue efforts, but rough terrain, poor
communications and heavy rainfall were hampering work, said
rescue chief Ding Wenlu, according to the official state news
agency Xinhua.  Thirty-five people were injured and state radio
said in a report on its website that "several hundred" were
missing, while Xinhua said it was as yet unclear how many could
not be traced.  "The mud-rock flow also des