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On Sunday, December 20 2015, a massive landslide struck an industrial park in Shenzhen, southern China. The landslide covered more than 100,000 square metres at the Hengtaiyu Industrial Park in Guangming New District. Residents suggested that illegal dumping of construction waste, which they said had been rife over the last few years, could have been a factor in the disaster.
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A massive landslide buried a vast area at an industrial park in Shenzhen, leaving dozens missing on Monday. Residents suggested that illegal dumping of construction waste, which they said had been rife over the last few years, could have been a factor. SCMP photographer Edward Wong was at the scene to capture the devastation.

An aerial view of the scene. Photo: Edward Wong

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Rescuers search for survivors in the collapsed buildings after a landslide in Shenzhen in south China's Guangdong province on Sunday. The landslide collapsed and buried buildings around an industrial park in the southern Chinese city. Photo: AP
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