Rain-triggered mudslide engulfed a village trapping over 100 people even as nine people were killed and four others found missing after Typhoon Damrey caused havoc in northeast China's Liaoning Province.
Over 100 people were trapped in village called Tiejia in southwest China's Yunnan Province this morning, local authorities said.
Although more than 200 people were initially trapped in the mudslide in the county of Eyuan, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, more than 80 people had been saved by noon, state- run Xinhua news agency quoted local rescuers as saying.
Meanwhile, nine people were killed and four others found missing after Typhoon Damrey caused heavy damage in China's Liaoning Province over the weekend.
The typhoon also temporarily disrupted rail services in the province on Saturday, affecting more than two million people.
Nine people were killed and four others were reported missing, a Xinhua report said.
Six people were killed in Xiuyan City, where the typhoon has cut off electricity, paralysed road traffic and damaged drinking water facilities.
More than 110,000 people have been left homeless. In the city of Benxi, heavy flooding on the Sandaohe and Xihe rivers trapped more than 300 construction workers in a tunnel on Monday.
Fire fighters tried to connect a ropeway in an effort to pull the workers out of the tunnel.
Another report said hundreds of people were stranded by a rain-triggered flood in central China's Hubei Province.
Heavy rains hit Gucheng county in the city of Xiangyang on early Monday morning, flooding the downtown area and surrounding villages, county fire fighters said.