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[00:00.24]A 21-year-old man was pulled out alive Wednesday from the big landslide in southern China.
[00:08.72]Tian Zeming had been buried in piles of debris
[00:13.08]for 67 hours, said Chinese officials.
[00:17.52]It took rescuers three hours to reach him.
[00:22.12]Tian was weak and dehydrated
[00:24.88]when rescue workers found him, Chinese officials said.
[00:29.68]He told them his name and reported that another person was buried near him,
[00:35.44]Associated Press reported.
[00:37.80]But medical staff and rescue workers said the second person did not survive.
[00:45.56]Chinese officials said more than 70 people are missing after Sunday's landslide in Shenzhen.
[00:53.24]The landslide buried buildings under mud and construction debris.
[00:58.20]The BBC reported that at least four bodies had been recovered by Wednesday afternoon.
[01:07.16]Chinese officials said 5,000 rescuers were working to find the missing people.
[01:13.84]Doctors said that Tian, a migrant worker from Chongqing,
[01:18.36]suffered many broken bones and other injuries.
[01:22.28]They said his condition improved after three-hours of surgery.
[01:27.96]The landslide occurred when a man-made mountain of earth
[01:31.84]and construction waste collapsed following heavy rains.
[01:36.84]The Chinese government said it is investigating the disaster.
[01:42.80]Government controlled news media reported
[01:45.80]the District Government near the landslide site
[01:49.36]had reported safety concerns months before Sunday's disaster.
[01:56.12]I'm Mario Ritter.