state-run Xinhua News Agency

Search and rescue operations after a devastating avalanche that engulfed travellers on a Tibetan highway have ended, Chinese state media reported, with the death toll now at 28.

The snowslide occurred Tuesday evening at the exit of a mountain tunnel in southeastern Tibet, trapping a number of people in their vehicles.

According to state data, nearly 200 people have been infected since the virus was detected at the airport on July 20th.
All flights from Nanjing Airport will be suspended until August 11, the Global Times reported.
Officials also began mass testing after criticism for their "failure."

At least 32 people were reported missing Sept. 29 after rain-saturated hillsides collapsed onto villages in southeastern China following a typhoon, the Associated Press reported.

Authorities admit there is no hope for more survivors from a capsized Chinese cruise ship, as cranes on June 5 slowly raised the sunken vessel with exhausted relatives preparing themselves for further agony.