China: Man pulled alive 60 hours after the massive mudslide

China: Man pulled alive 60 hours after the massive mudslide

A man was pulled alive more than 60 hours after a massive landslide crushed an industrial park in the city of Shenzhen in southern China, while another body was found, reported state media.

The Tian Zemingk was conscious but his legs crushed, according to the official news agency New China.

"He said to the soldiers who rescued him that there is another survivor nearby," said the agency, which, however, later reported that rescuers found another dead and not a survivor.

The Tian underwent surgery in hospital and his condition is stable, said the New China.