Rescue teams in southwestern China have recovered three more bodies from the site of a landslide in Chongqing, raising the confirmed death toll to 11. The disaster, which struck Pengshui County on Friday, has left 50 people unaccounted for, according to local officials.

Efforts to locate survivors continue despite the absence of signs of life in recent days. Authorities have maintained search operations amid challenging conditions as they scour the rubble for any remaining victims. The county government issued a statement confirming the latest updates and emphasizing the ongoing nature of the rescue mission.

The landslide occurred on the outskirts of Chongqing, a major municipality in China’s southwest, causing significant destruction and prompting an extensive emergency response. Details regarding the cause of the landslide have not been disclosed. The incident has drawn attention to disaster preparedness and response efforts in the region as teams work to manage the aftermath.