At least two people have died, and dozens more are trapped under debris in a massive landslide in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
Falling boulders have buried a truck, a passenger bus and other vehicles, according to local reports.
Police and local officials have begun rescue efforts, said Jairam Thakur, chief minister of Himachal Pradesh.
There have been several deadly landslides in India in recent months during unusually heavy monsoon.
It’s still unclear what caused Wednesday’s landslide – it happened on a highway in the Kinnaur district. Local reports say five people have been rescued, but around 30 others are still trapped.
Indo-Tibetan Border Police teams have been dispatched to help with rescue efforts, and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has also been put on alert.
Nine people were killed last month in Himachal Pradesh when falling rocks hit their vehicle. At least 136 people died in landslides in the western state of Maharashtra recently after heavy rains flooded hundreds of villages and swept away homes.
